I was really impressed with this little store in the middle of nowhere Brooksville. The big banners…read moreon the road is really what caught my attention that this store even existed! Good job with the advertising and marketing there!! I actually paid attention to it while driving on the highway!! This store is really cute and quaint on the outside. The inside is just as beautifully decorated with the wooden floors. They have all the magic of the Native American culture from teepee lamp, crystals, Jewelry, Dreamcatchers, Native American teas, sage etc... My typical concern with stores like this (from my experience) is that they can be so expensive because of high end jewelry and stones, that you can hardly buy anything! I was fully expecting to go inside to just browse but not buy. I was pleasantly surprised that there were some items, like loose stones, I could afford there. However, for that day, I left with my box of tea, and some sage. It was what I needed most. This made me happy.

This store is awesome. It's one of the best Native American stores in the Southeastern US. It…read morecarries authenic Native made arts & crafts, pottery, fetishes, kachinas, and jewelry, all hand picked by it's owner, representing several tribes. You can find South West home decor, music, cards, books, and ceremonial supplies. I saw flutes & drums and outstanding art work. Things for the kids too. It's in a log cabin, like a trading post, how cool is that!

I went to the Michaels in Brooksville…read more The store was clean, and I had little to no trouble finding what I needed. In fact, I ended up purchasing more than I originally planned. The cashier was friendly, though a bit overly chatty, which came across as somewhat forced rather than natural. At one point, another employee appeared to move away as I was about to ask a question, giving the impression that assistance was being avoided.

As always, Michael's has everything in stock. I like this location and go out of my way to come…read morehere. It's a big store and they have everything and the employees are friendly. Not only that they have great discounts. My friend is an artist and she needed acrylic paints for her birthday. I saved 25% on my total purchase. I may come back later on this month and get some of those artificial flowers and make another wreath for my house. Come here you'll like it and you'll save money.

Nana's Quilt Shop is small with not a lot of inventory, the basics. However they do sell & repair…read moreBrother machines. They have classes & a long arm quilting services also. But most of all they were friendly and helpful.

Nana's Quilt Shop is a great place! They have tons of fabric to choose from. I bought my machine…read morethere and they made sure I knew how to work it and offered different classes so I could learn new techniques with my machine. It is a one stop shop from fabric to getting your machine fixed or buying a new one. The ladies are all very welcoming and offer help when needed. I love this shop and very thankful for all they do.

I wonder why the title of this store is called A rocker. It is located at RMB antiques. Maybe yelp…read moreneeds to give them an actual RMB antiques page. Maybe I'll be the first one to create it. I've been watching and shopping in this store for a few years now and I find the store sort of boring. But confusing. There is so much glassware. And their prices for their booths are exorbitant. And it is so tightly packed with the same stuff. I don't know how anyone makes any money selling there. You're paying a good amount of money but if everyone's selling glass trinkets, how is anyone doing well. I'm not into it. I'd rather go to a flea market and buy things so I'm not being charged tax as well. I think it's a disservice to people selling goods antique or vintage. I think this is like a money making pyramid scheme for them that they're just taking money out of the pockets of vendors and filling the place up with the same old stuff booth after booth after booth with no originality whatsoever. and I think each space costs more or less based on where you're located. And the owners have their things right up front. I overheard them training someone one day and they made it sound as if they were teaching the new person that the vendors needed to bend to their whims. And that they would learn how to deal with their contracts. That's ugly behavior in my book. I honestly wouldn't sell anything here. I'd be surprised if anyone breaks even in a month. There used to be a person who sold cute little plants and it was very refreshing, that is gone. Now you have heavy old Victorian furniture and outrageously priced lamps. And a lot of tchotchkes. I'll keep thrifting, garage and estates and going to the flea, I do better that way. It also seems more a more reasonable way for people to sell their things. Here's a heads up , there's an antique shop on Jacqueline Road that offers space for a pop up the first Saturday of the month for 25 bucks in season. That's a deal sell all your stuff in a day for short money not $200 a month like a corner in RMB. And that's my word.

I think it's called RMB's now. But WOW! Fantastic store with gorgeous antiques and interesting…read morefinds. I will definitely be back with my budget funded and my trunk empty!

Closed without warning. Wasted my time why not properly post times on the website. Not a cloud in…read moresite.

New to sewing and I have to say that everyone working yesterday was beyond helpful. The nicest…read moreladies and just answered all my questions to do with my project and the type of sewing machine parts I needed. I will definitely be making the drive here bc it's just such a great store with employees who truly know and love what they do.

This is a throwback shop that provides all your ceramic needs. The owner is hands on and very…read morehelpful. The store has a great selection of bisque in many categories. Much of the selections are related to holidays but outside of those, there are still many other items. The shop also has a good selection of paints, glazes, and brushes. I took my daughter there for a fun activity. I highly recommend this shop.

High strung and rude. Horrible experience. Do not bring children here. We took our grandchildren…read morehere as pottery shop we usually to has closed down. Owner did nothing to help or guide us through the process but constantly berated the kids for not cleaning brushes completely. When the kids finished painting they were trying to pick out some pottery to take home to paint. They were yelled at constantly for touching pottery and gently picking up pieces to see price. Never again