We found about this location thanks to Facebook. My husband was looking for some things and Ruslan…read more( the owner) had what he was looking for - and more! We have been back multiple times and always end up walking away with some god hauls. Crocs and Baby shark sandals for kids; Grinch holiday decor; dolls and toys for friends' birthday parties. If you need something, you'll find it and probably more!

I went here today on small business day and did some of my Christmas shopping. This place is so…read morewonderful. It has such beautiful products inside. Some are made by the residents and some are rented booths. One can find beautiful things at very reasonable prices. I got a fabulous book for my grandchildren today about the true meaning of Christmas, it's a board book, and it was $12! Can't beat that price. I also got some custom-made tea and some soap. I will be back to buy more things, but I was not by myself today and I need to be alone so I can buy gifts. They had so many wonderful things and the employees are so very nice. They have two stores directly across from each other and both are equally good. This store is closed on Sunday, so make sure to go Monday through Saturday You won't regret it!

What a wonderful place! You can purchase beautiful items and also support the Brookwood Citizens at…read morethe same time. The store is wonderful- filled with unique jewelry, purses, pottery and more. Many of the items are actually made by the people that are citizens of Brookwood and their name is located on the item. A great place to find gifts for others and also support such an important cause.

Very cute store. They have so much inside. Some left over Christmas items marked down. Dish towels,…read moreclothing, jewelry, jeweled wine glasses. And so much more. I had a nice time looking at all the things.

My friend told me this was the best place to buy the square tin Christmas frames so I stopped in to…read moresee what the buzz was about. This is the best downtown Texas boutique I've visited! I loved the tin frames and they were fairly priced. They've got stationary items, seasonal decor, candles, jewelry, and so much more. We were in the shop for about an hour and I was drawn in by the festive atmosphere of everyone shopping, the ladies behind the counter, and all the fun stuff there is to see. I did some Christmas shopping and can't wait to bring out of town guests to the shop for some Texas souvenirs.

Great owner. I am excited she is finally opening a shop. I have purchased her soy candles and love…read morethe variety of vintage china she has and then there are the Tea parties yeah!!!

Been coming here for years great stuff good money maker for the youth and their mission trips. I…read morehave been a vendor myself for a few years now highly recommend to pick something up for yourself or a gift. We never miss one. Marina that sets it up she is phenomenal.

Quite a fun large crafts fair put on every year by Hillcrest Baptist Church on the last weekend of…read moreOctober. It's free and it's one of the earliest arts & crafts shows in the area, so you can get a jump on your holiday shopping. Walking in any of the entrances, you will be greeted by a friendly older lady sitting at an information desk who will be happy to answer any questions and hand you a colorful booklet with maps, listing and locations of vendors, and the church's ministries information. Over 80 vendors' booths fill the large and small rooms of this spacious church. Visitors are guided from one room to the next, along a well defined path. All kinds of vendors fill the rooms; unique jewelry makers, handsewn dresses, aprons, kitchen towels, home decor knick-knacks, canned jellies and pickles, and Austin-original items like birdfeeders made from colorful dishes. Some of the items' styling is up-to-date; others are very traditional. Not everything is handmade, and there are a few resellers such as Tupperware, cosmetics, or The Pampered Chef, but they don't overwhelm the feeling of the fair. This year I found cute travel pillowcases and wooden wall art. There's likely something for everyone on your list here. Prices range from reasonable to a downright bargain. In the center of the church is the gym which has several aisles of vendors as well as food for sale. Hillcrest has a large kitchen in the gym which is run by adults but cashiered by the youth group. "Margaret's Chocolate Cake" here is LEGENDARY (with or without nuts). It's a must have; the cake is moist, delicious and flavorful and it rivals any restaurant. You can pre-order a whole cake on their restaurant. They also offer enchilada dinners (not so great), chicken croissant sandwiches and other foods. There's a dining room set up around the corner. It's a fun, family atmosphere. The youth group also helps the vendors set up and tear down their booths. Well done, Hillcrest! They HAVE been operating for 24 years so they know how to do it.

Located directly behind the rec center. No matter which side you park on, just keep circling the…read morerec center and you'll find it. Nice little sculpture garden. It's free so don't expect anything mind-blowing. However, it's a nice addition to the rec center grounds. It's an activity you can do with kids. They can run around and you get to look at art. There's a little playground for kids as well. Very limited -- a web swing, a slide, and a climbing dome. If you want to keep walking, the trail loops around the pond. I think it's about a mile. Nothing scenic but nice to have the option nonetheless. The art varies -- there were pieces I liked and others, not so much.

We came here recently for a walk around the pond and to check out their sculptures next to the…read moreCedar Park Recreation Center. The total length around the pond was about 0.8 miles, not long but paved. We had our dog with us, and we were happy to see a couple of poopy bag stations along the trail. However, they were in random places and weren't near the recreation center. When we went, few people were on the path, which made for a pleasant time. Bikes can use the same trail, so be sure to yield to them to let them pass. For the sections of the trail that dip towards the water, there is an alternate, higher dirt path you can take whenever the water of the pond rises from rain and light flooding. The trail extends and passes by Costco and a Marriott hotel. Along the way, there are a couple of spots where you can see a small waterfall when you pass under a bridge. We saw several people fishing along the banks, though we're unsure whether or not a fishing license is required. This trail isn't too bad if you don't mind the car traffic noise from cars entering and exiting the Costco parking lot.

I came here because of a Yelp event and I'm glad I did! Blow specializes in custom fragrances and…read morecandles, including room and linen sprays. It's both a retailer and a learning/crafting space, open to community events. Building and customizing your own fragrance can be daunting but their owner knows how to guide you through the process. It's a great space to personalize your home and experiences!

Such a fun candle class!!! A group of us ladies went and had a blast!!!! She was so energetic and…read morefun. The scents were awesome, and it was fun developing our own. Sure it seems pricey if you think of just a candle, but you're paying for the experience!! Plus she has yummy nibbles also.

Charming shop that feels very carefully curated and well cared for…read more It's located inside a lovely building (an old church maybe). It's pretty packed with a variety of antiques at different price points. There is a large garden area with outdoor decor as well. The place smells wonderful -- they make sure you're smelling a holiday potpourri and not dusty antiques :) There was definitely a cohesive style and tone to the items here which I appreciated. Unfortunately, that style isn't for me (I lean toward the quirky, bizarre, and whimsical). This was more quaint and rustic. But I definitely enjoyed walking through here nonetheless, particularly because of how pleasant the shop is. Oh and the staff is extremely friendly! I wouldn't bring small children here unless they're in a front carrier. I wore my 1-year-old on me and it was fine. I've previously brought my 3-year-old in a small stroller to other antique shops and it worked out. I wouldn't do that here. The aisles are tight and it's full of breakable, valuable stuff. So babies or older kids would do best. Keep the toddlers away.

New location north of the square, same quality and variety of unique items. Lots of French country…read moreantiques, other continental articles, everything in very good shape. Large outside area with outdoor items, just the place to check out if you're looking for something "not Waco Silo" duplicates. All sorts of things, ranging from large furniture to small cabinet display items. Definitely worth a trip to check out, if you like one of a kind, rustic and high end antiques! Friendly, welcoming staff!