A small gallery hosting several local artists. There was a wide variety of pottery, jewelry,…read moreartwork and paintings. There was a great selection! I purchased a handmade ceramic vase and the artist happened to be staffing the shop, so we had an opportunity to talk with her about her art. Lots of creative work to enjoy!

I am obsessed with this gallery. It has the cutest gifts for the best prices. I messaged the owner…read moreon Christmas Day and they offered to meet me to sell me a last minute gift. Absolutely amazing service and the best selection.

This place is a great little gem of a quilting store. They have a ton of quilting supplies from…read morethe massive machine quilter in the back room to actual fabrics and patterns and even - sewing machines. The fabrics are sorted by color and designers such as Moda. The have fat squares located through out the store and some of the most unique fabrics I have seen in a while. The owners were very nice - celebrating their 7th anniversary of being open with discounts for customers wrapped around mini candy bars! I highly recommend this place for quilters!

The owner did a fabulous jog backing and quilting two quilt tops I had which I had never gotten…read morearound to finishing. She even picked a binding I love! Great job and very nice.

Super cool shop-- very deceivingly giant! Mix of antique, thrift and small businesses! Everyone was…read morevery friendly and the prices all around were pretty good! I think we spent almost 2 hours in here just looking around. We'd come to town just for this place to be honest.

I love this place! So many items to choose from, and they are willing to make anything you wish and…read moreship it to you. I purchased a vase, three coffee mugs, and then ordered cream and sugar pitchers We even got the chance to chat with Adam while we were here! Updated April 8,2019: My items arrived today!!! They were packaged very well, no chips or cracks in any of them, and they actually look better than I remembered Thank you to everyone at Claybanks Pottery

A little paradise. You turn off the road into a well kept little spot, with nice water features…read more You walk up the stairs to a little shop with a nice variety of clay items. Some planters, outdoor decor, necklaces, hanging art, mugs, soap dispensers, lamps and more all made out of clay from their on-site ceramics studio.

We stumbled on this place after seeing the 'autumn harvest' signs. It became the highlight of our…read moretrip! Follow the signs to the main pumpkin patch and peruse the grounds till you find your favorite pumpkin, butternut squash, delicata squash, and more! These are the most unique pumpkins I have ever seen and I wish I lived closer to visit more often. Hours are listed 8-5pm on google because 'dawn to dusk everyday' isn't an option. But stop by anytime before dusk before it's all gone. Though Scholl's Farm is not certified organic yet, I can vouch for the organic practices used. What a relief to find an organic pick-your-own farm! We were fortunate to meet Stu, the 2nd generation farmer who runs the place with Connie. He explained to us everything he does and answered all my questions, sharing lovely stories of his parents who met at our cabins (Double JJ resort). We even got to see the newborn lambs up close. He even sold me some fresh chopped wood for a steal that I can't wait to use in our wedding as props. He is such a personable character that spending more time expected at his farm was not anticipated but definitely cherished. Can't wait to come back soon!

What a fantastic historic site to visit. The two homes that are on the property also share the…read morebarn in the back. The amazing part of the barn is that each house decorated the building to match their house, one barn to houses. Of all the historic sites that I have been to, I can't remember a setup quite like that. They only do guided tours which is good because they have a ton of information to pass along. Plus any question that one might have the tour guides can answer. The wood carvings and stained glass inside the homes were absolutely incredible to see.

Two beautiful homes, one with amazing woodwork and impressive stained glass. Great history of two…read moreprominent Muskegon businesses men who started with lumber, then moved into other businesses when the trees disappeared. We had a very informative and knowledgeable tour guide who helped us understand Hackley and Humes contribution to the Muskegon economy.

This is a cute, smaller, inexpensive museum. Our kids are 7 and 3. They enjoyed it and so did we…read more We were staying in town for a few nights and needed something to keep kids busy. This was a fun morning trip. Spent almost 2 hours here. It was clean and organized. The basement had more than we thought. I think we spent the majority of our time there. Worth a trip if you are in town!

I'm a big museum buff and when I travel, I want to experience museums in the region…read more The plus: beautiful, historic building. Easy parking on the street two hours free parking on the street or unlimited in the museum nearby parking lot. Nice flow in the museum through the exhibits, including a few exhibits geared toward children. Nice diversity of exhibits. Good proximity to downtown, restaurants, parks, public art and cultural items. The minuses: I'm going to lay this directly on the young woman in the gift shop and the staff. She seemed to be put out by taking my entrance fee. Unhelpful when I was shopping in the gift shop. And when I asked if the historic Hackley/Hume homes were within walking distance, she said curtly: YES. Wow. How about, "it's one block to the left, then turn right and go down one block, it'll be on the right hand side but I'm sorry but those museums are closed on Tuesday and Wednesdays." Also, while walking through the museum there seemed to be a lot of staff milling about in the hallway, discussing a recent social event. They obstructed the traffic flow and I pinged about like pac-man on a race trying to navigate the museum. No one asked if I had any questions or offered to show me around so rather consider this a museum "visit", I'd call it a "half-visit" since I could have gotten so much more from my visit. I'm a professional tour guide, I've worked in museums in four major cities and I've never found this level of indifference anywhere. It's so sad, this museum has the potential to be so much more but without the assistance of the help, it will never be what it could be.

Talk about a hidden gem!! This place is so much more than a bookstore. I walked out of this place a…read morebeliever in miracles (and with four new books) I can't begin to describe what a wonderful human being Cindy is. That woman has been through it, and still never gave up hope. Thank you for the perspective, Cindy. You've impacted my life in just 45 short minutes. 10/10 would definitely recommend