I visited here while in town for work. Staff was very very friendly and they have a HUGE selection…read moreof fabrics. Lots of notions and other things also! Glad I got to visit.

This store has everything a quilter needs. A great selection of quality fabrics and more tools than…read moreI could dream of. I was struggling picking out fabric for a bag that I was making and the very nice owner helped me out. No pattern with me. No problem. She looked the pattern up online and helped with all the foam etc. Did I say she was nice? Will definitely stop in again if I am passing through again.

The lady working there is extremely kind, helpful, and sweet. My boyfriend very much enjoyed seeing…read morethe owners' puppy, my mother loved the selection, and I had a good time looking about. I've been here twice just in the last week! I've only bought a few things from here, all a bit less expensive online, but it's worth it to support this small business, our community as a whole, and the wonderful women who is employed here.

Stuff you don't see everyday. Upscale elegance with a touch of whimsy. Lots of decor for the animal…read morelover, too.

Our family had a great time at the Summer Nights at P & M Pumpkin Ranch! Our kids loved the slides…read moreand we enjoyed the strawberry donuts! What a beautiful ranch with so much to do! Clean bathrooms were also a bonus with two little ones! Highly recommend checking them out!

This place is great. So much to do and see, it's an awesome destination for couples, families or…read moregroups to go and spend a few hours embracing the autumnal season. There are plenty of activities to entertain anyone, and rustic charm abounds. There are several areas staged for excellent photo opportunities, activities everywhere to help kids burn off some energy, concessions for the mid-day munchies or more (kettle corn, turkey legs, donuts, coffee, apple cider ((in slushy, shake, or hot)) bottled drinks). Most everything is easily accessible. The patch to the north is a bit far to walk, but there is a tractor ride that will take you there. The covered wagon has bench seating all the way around the inside, and there is a trailer behind the wagon to carry your selection of pumpkins and gourds back from the patch, with dividers to keep your goods organized and easy to grab when you get back. There is a large parking area with people directing traffic to keep it organized, which is great because this place has become quite popular. Admission price is reasonable, especially considering that most of the activities are included (barring the pumpkin shooters - $1 per shot or 6 for $5 - and the rock mining sluice, which has different priced bags available). Pumpkin prices are reasonable as well, especially with the selection available and the experience of finding that perfect one. Campfire sites are available to rent for group or family functions as well, pricing and availability for those can be found on the website.

My wife and I visited this place and were impressed. I thought it was all just yarn or sowing stuff…read morebut they had a lot more. We picked up diamond art thing for my buddy's little girl. Really nice place

Wonderful Antique Store!!! So much to see, enjoy and Buy! Super nice staff, too! Great place to…read moreshop!

One of the best shopping experiences in the area. You name it, you'll likely find it here. The…read morestaff is so friendly and helpful. Prices are very good. If they don't have it, just ask and one of their dealers can possibly find it for you. Give them a look, I doubt you'll be disappointed.

If Marie Kondo sold antiques this is what her store would look like. You can see each beautiful…read morepiece. Problem is that they are all promising joy! Troy lets you wander in peace but will help out with a handy measuring tape with the slightest of requests. I found the pricing to be fair and similar to the cluttered stores after they give you the inevitable vendor discount. This experience was less like shopping and more like adopting an item of tangible history.

Looking for cool things that you don't necessarily need? This is the place. Be sure to call the…read moreowner when he is not there. Take him about 20 minutes to open up the store. Once you are in, you might spend hours looking at everything. If the items weren't for sale, I would call this the Emma Creeks Museum. Although I live 8 hours away, I will not hesitate to come here again when passing through. The owner is very friendly as well! This place is a gem.

The person who said it was a cramped little store with limited stock was not describing this store!…read moreWonderful selection, great prices, with very helpful staff. And befitting the region, a large Mennonite section. Love it.

When we are in the Newton area we always stop in at Book Reviews. An extensive inventory of…read morereligious books, including a large Mennonite collection. A one of a kind gem -- worth a drive.

Sorry, did not take any pictures of this amazing antique store. They have every kind of antiques…read moreyou can imagine. Was just visiting there. My granddaughter goes to Sterling University. Actually she just graduated on Saturday though area of Hutchinson and Sterling are just really nice towns and when I go back to visit my granddaughter, I will probably be going back to the vintage market again

Cute place! Lots of vintage stuff and stuff that's... not vintage as well!! The dude out side looks…read morelike he needs some help tho.. everyone's really nice tho and there's lots to find!