My son and I visited this shop on a trip to the Oglala National Grasslands. From the outside, it…read morelooks like other rock shops. But inside was absolutely amazing ... more on that later. The rock shop is directly off the highway and you can't miss it. Outside, there are a few larger pieces lined up outside, including a massive Citrine specimen. You can also fill buckets from a pile of river rock for $40. This is a great value for buckets of amazing rocks. Step forward past the fence and on both sides, there are stands and smaller specimens and bulk buckets of a variety of rocks. There are also bins with bulk rocks that would appeal to more little children. When you walk inside, there is something to appeal to everybody... Amethyst, pyrite, prairie agate, jewelry, books, coins, and more. There are also dreamcatchers and wooden items. Continue walking to the back and there is an entire room, filled with more items sorted by type and a few more items in cases.... continue walking and you'll find the UV/dark room with multiple types of stones that glow under the two types of UV light. I picked up two items which I was excited about. Back to the front, the other thing to mention is the fossil museum. Fossils aren't really my thing but this room was still cool to see. The last thing I wanted to mention was how awesome the owner is. She helped recommend a spot and spent almost an hour with us while we walked around and my son had questions. Her service and love for the hobby is amazing! This is a wonderful rock shop and must stop if you are in the area.

We stopped this rock shop as we were visiting the area for the first time in over 60 years. My…read morehusband would go rock hunting with his family in the area as a child, so we wanted to find something to take home that was uniquely Nebraska to this area. The outside of the shop has numerous containers filled with a variety of rocks..... very big selection! Go inside to see an amazing variety of rocks, jewelry plus a room of fossils too! We had a wonderful chat with two knowledgeable gentlemen who own the shop and they were heading out at night to find fluorescent rocks about 20 miles away. Well worth the stop!!!!

I placed an order early this morning for a good friend who had her baby. The inline ordering was so…read moreeasy! I called to make sure they received the order since I am out of state and have never ordered from them before. The woman on the phone was so nice and so helpful! I didn't realize blue flowers were in the photo and it was a baby girl, so she arranged accordingly! I have always been disappointed when I place flower order delivery's with major company's due to them not being delivered in time or looking nothing like I had hoped. When the flowers were delivered I received an email!!! It was so refreshing to see. The best part... it included a photo of the arrangement! I was so happy with this company. I wish they had a location near me!

The Heritage Center is an amazing hole-in-the-wall Native American fine arts gallery, museum,…read morecultural center and gift shop located in the historic mission building on the campus of Red Cloud Indian School. The Center hosts The Red Cloud Indian Art Show, an annual nationally-recognized fine arts exhibition with a wide variety of pieces from emerging and seasoned Native American artists. The show really falls in line with the other greats like Santa Fe Indian Arts Market, Heard Arts Market, Eiteljorg, and others - you won't be disappointed. It always takes place from early June through early August. The authenticity of the work, art show, and items in the gift shop are outstanding. Being part of the 125+ year old Red Cloud Indian School - named for the famous Oglala Lakota war chief whose grave sits on a hill overlooking the Center - The Heritage Center is part of their nonprofit. This means that the price you pay for gifts goes to support local artist initiatives, art programs for youth, and to support the school system directly - which boasts some amazing statistics for their Lakota students. And with all this, admission is FREE - a huge bonus for me! (but donations are welcome to support the cause). PRO TIP: ask for a free tour and if you're lucky (and you ask) they might show you the back room where they store their massive 10,000 piece historic collection with items from the early 1800's though present day. They told me they recently sent pieces off to The National Museum of the American Indian!! Full disclosure - I do work with people who work there and they've totally won me over - but I'm sure if you visit, they'll win you over too!

Sam was excellent, very knowledgeable and helpful. Definitely a Vape shop to check outread more

This place has exceptional service and a fair selection of basic instrument needs. Everything is…read morevery fairly priced.