Lovely little gift shop with a well-curated selection of gifts for all ages. The owner is lovely…read moreand friendly as well.

Lovely store with great taste. I would have bought some books but I'd already read most of them, so…read moreclearly this was my style! Bought a beautiful Japanese poster and kit to hang like a scroll. It's going to look fantastic in my new home office. Really lovely storekeeper we both enjoyed chatting with. Great place to find a unique gift that Amazon could never dream of. So happy we walked in.

Visited the shop to find a gift for my 94 year old father in law. Cute gift shop and was able to…read morefind some perfect books that I know he will enjoy. If you're looking for a gift shop, stop here on Main St Canandaigua.

I have always appreciated this shop and my brother-in-law has made a practice of including a visit…read morethere everytime he is in town. During his last few visits, however, he has not been welcomed by the employees, in fact he has felt as if the employee prefers he leaves. He has found the attitude of the employee to be rude and he suspects he will not return. In this culture of online shopping, it does not seem to be in your best interest to have employees with these types of attitudes.

This is the best toy store I have ever been in. Extremely well curated, tons of unique interesting…read moretoys, things you won't find on Amazon! Tons of small trinkets, even stickers sold individually like in the 80s. Speaking of nostalgia, there were lots of vintage toys from my childhood sprinkled in as well. Everything seemed very affordable especially considering the type of toy shop. I shall return!

This is our second year in a row coming here. A weekend getaway for us and since our first visit…read morelast year, decided to make it a tradition to pick something for each of our kids. They have a well organized, wide selection of toys, crafts, instruments, costumes - anything! For all ages. The staff are always friendly and helpful. We are looking forward to coming again next year!

I learned of Hobby House Needleworks several years ago and I was excited to visit when traveling in…read moreNY recently. The shop moved in 2024 and is now 3 stores in one, featuring quilting, wool, and needlework. It's a lovely, colorful, creative space! The needlework focus is mostly cross stitch plus a small section of painted canvases upstairs. There are countless finished models on display, and the chart selection features many traditional, primitive and sampler designs. The shop offers a wide selection of thread lines and hand-dyed linens. The wool section is excellent and includes a good selection of small kits. There are many separate rooms and displays, and you can linger and enjoy them at your own pace. I was happy to purchase the Hobby House Landing sampler, which is an antique sampler adaptation.

I took my mom here when she was visiting from out of town and wanted wool material for her fiber…read moreart. Her words "WOW!!!!" She never expected to find a store with such great selection of wool felts and wool pieces. The store was huge and very sewing craft focused, with embroidery, quilting, and wool felting materials. It's pretty a niche hobby shop because it exclusively caters to these kinds of projects (as opposed to knitting, crocheting, etc). It has everything you could think of for the types of sewing hobbies that the store caters to, however. Highly recommend a visit for anyone into sewing crafts! Everyone working there has their own crafting specialty and is very knowledgeable about it.

Lots of room, lots of vendors. Great antique money selection. Not much cast iron, at least not any…read moremore

They have a great assortment of local collectibles and antiques. I live in Colorado but I stop here…read moreevery time I'm nearby. There is always hidden treasures to be discovered here. This time I bought some vintage head cross country skis and bamboo poles, all in excellent condition. I'm going to refinish them and then head into the backcountry on my next adventure. Thanks guys for the fresh finds now all I have to do is make fresh tracks in some deep powder

The cutest home goods, gift shop, with vintage and primitive accent pieces located in historic…read moreClifton Springs, New York. Ample parking, reasonably priced items. I recommend the shop.

Two floors of countless estate pieces from the last 80 years. Like a mini museum to your childhoodread more

This was one of the coolest thrift/antique shops i've been to in a LONG time, i really don't…read moreunderstand the bad reviews for them on yelp. TONS of merchandise, we checked out after we went through the whole upstairs not realizing there was a whole other floor downstairs. we spent two and a half hours here, and got a ton of cool stuff, clothes, art, trinkets, blankets, dishware, glass, they have literally anything you could think of. I'll agree the place was jam packed with merchandise but that's definitely not a negative to me. staff was super friendly too and the prices were fair, they even had sales on a lot of it. will 100% be going back!

This is one really beautiful gallery - every inch is meticulously designed from the glossy wood…read morefloors to the bright lights shining on each piece of art on display. We came here to see Peter Pincus' ceramics show. The way they had the place laid out was ideal for perusing and each piece was better than the next. They get a cool mix of artists in this space so it's worth a stop if you're in the area or on your way back to Rochester following a few winery stops. They also have space upstairs, which features smaller pieces - lots of drawings and paintings hanging on the walls. On the first floor they have a very small store with some random supplies, books, knick knacks and gifts made by local artists including some jewelry on display. Whether or not this is something they do, it's a cool space for an event. I think they plan to host classes in the future which would be a nice addition.

Love this gallery! Awesome exhibits, a great gift shop (really, really great gift shot), great…read morelight (you could just go in and sit and relax for hours), and right in the middle of cute Clifton Springs! I have been to 3 or 4 exhibits here in the past year (photography, watercolor, ceramics), and have been wowed by every one. They showcase a great variety of mediums, and there are usually multiple exhibits on display at a time, upstairs and down. They also have an artist in residence, and on our latest visit, we were able to meet him and get a first-hand introduction to his present project, which was really fascinating. I love to visit the gallery as part of an afternoon outing. Usually we end up spending an hour or so in the gallery appreciating all the exhibits, then we go across the street to Warfield's for lunch or dinner. Warfield's has great food, a focus on local beer and wine, and a changing, seasonal menu. It's a great way to spend an afternoon. The current exhibit featured in the downstairs gallery is of alternative photography and is definitely a must-see. As a photographer who practices several alternative styles (wet plate collodion, kallitypes, palladium printing, cyanotypes, tin types, etc) I was blown away. The subject matter, size of the pieces, different styles from photo gravure to cyanotypes to tin types, all of it is amazing. And coming up on April 1st, one of the featured artists (tin type master and alternative photography innovator John Coffer!) will have a free workshop, which is by reservation - so go see the show and sign up!