We were absolutely blown away by the art in the gallery/shop. It is so beautifully curated, and the…read moreartist here are of the highest caliber. We were welcomed and our questions answered. You can tell that they are very proud and are happy to promote the artist house here there's a little bit of everything from paintings to jewelry to ceramics to pottery at all price points. It is just a beautiful, beautiful stop.

Absolutely a must in Suttons Bay! The art is truly curated so well. Many local artists and a…read morevariety of lovely gift items and jewelry.

We just love this place. Quaint with a lot of good stuff for sale. While we're up here it's our…read morego-to for household items that we need and for gifts. Great people too.

we go here every year on christmas eve as a tradition for some stocking stuffers. the people…read moreworking here are always kind and friendly and offer to wrap our items free of charge. tons of good little gifts that people will actually want and they have nice new stock every time

This is a fun quaint little shop that has items from rustic and romantic to truly farmhouse living…read more Beautifully crafted lawn ornaments provide a welcoming ambience that bring the inside out inviting all to a fairly garden like shop. The collection of nostalgic and incomparable items fill every single shelf and line the shop making every trip one to remember. You can walk through Imagine That several times and always find something new and exciting to look at.

My family and I visit Glen Arbor a few times a year, and every time a stop at Imagine That is a…read moremust for me. We always hit Cherry Republic (which is down the street) and then, while my husband let's the kids run around in the (beautifully redone) park across the street - I head to Imagine That to take it all in. The place inspires in me what my husband refers to the "Target-Thousand-Yard Stare" - which apparently the look I get on my face when I browse the aisles of Target, child free. (You know what I'm talking about, fellow moms ;). The shop is beautifully curated. You know that whoever does the buying for this place puts a tremendous amount of heart into the items they select. There are seasonal items like graduation gifts, Mother's/Father's Day presents, and even Christmas ornaments that are perfect souvenirs to remind you of beautiful Glen Arbor in all its summertime glory when you're putting up your Christmas tree in December. They have home decor, coffee table books and a nice selection of candles. They also carry beautifully designed jewelry and a stylish selection of scarves. Imagine That is a small shop, but with its charm and splendor of goods - I always manage to get lost. :).

Love Love Love FiberShed! Wealth of knowledge, wonderful…read moreyarns, books, cards, patterns, notions & gadgets, & great variety of classes! Sit & knit (crochet &/or weave) time at the class table brings wonderful sharing of techniques, sheep stories, dyeing of yarns and so much more! Thrilled to have Nadine, her teachers & her shop close to where I live. Thank you!

How lucky are we Up North to have FiberShed!! This shop is so much more than a fabulous yarn…read moresupply site, though it is certainly that too. You'll find community engagement with classes, craft gatherings, and fiber art announcements. The yarn supplies are endless and varied, truly. Nadine is a resource extraordinaire, with personal experience in raising sheep, preparing wool, spinning, knitting....and weaving! She is generous with her knowledge and a delight to know - making it a pleasure to be there and a feel-good purchase. If you are drawn to fiber arts and visiting Northern Michigan, this is a must stop in charming Boyne City.

What a nice local store. I like to shop local. Especially when the staff in the store is…read moreknowledgeable about what they carry, and even what other stores in the area carry. I purchased several patterns for making cute home things here and a few pieces of fabric that I had not seen previously.

Interquilten is a delightful, fun store - always full of unique projects. I always stop in while…read morevisiting my daughter who lives nearby - I live in PA and see patterns & fabric at Interquilten that I have not seen anywhere else. Very friendly & helpful staff & owner - be sure to see her snipped fabric pictures - they are a work of art.

Opened on the weekends A wide variety of used and new items…read moreCrafts items Local information If your looking for something for everyone this is the place

Very nice pottery. BUT, we visited for the second time with our little dog and, as we always do,…read moreasked permission to bring him in. We received permission and shortly after entering the store their large Great Pyrenees attacked our dog and put a gash in my wife's foot. Staff stood around and did nothing to help except remove the dog. Fortunately, there was nurse shopping, and she helped stop the bleeding until we could get to a clinic. Nice art but be careful.

Charming pottery near Charlevoix. Family owned, professional yet friendly and helpful. A mix of…read morestyles, some traditional, some Asian. We love their vibe! Definitely check it out!

I really like their location, the studio/gallery is built near to a creek. While the art is not…read morenecessarily my style, I still respect their creative vision. Wood crafts, painting, fiber arts, metalworking. A strong variety of materials. I may have seen some jewelry, common theme here, I forget.

This little-known contemporary art gallery & studios opened in May of 2011. It has yet to get the…read morewide-spread notoriety it deserves, but those in-the-know (such as myself) can see it has everything desirable and cool that Traverse City needs. Fine, hand-crafted jewelry; sculptures in metal, wood, and clay; fiber arts; and watercolors stand out most for me. Kim Bazemore, the owner of Cog's Creek, is an open and welcoming personality. She has a clear respect and love of the arts evident in its presentation and depth. I love going into the space because it feels good and gives me a chance to really look and appreciate the work, which I very much do!

My daughter was bummed out for a social snub, and I just new this was the activity to take her out…read moreto for a pick-me-up. She said she enjoyed herself here way more than the original plans that she'd been ditched for. You just walk in and get to creating. You can bring your own drink and snack, and you can leave and come back to work on your masterpiece. It's not a cheap activity but so worth it when you pick up your piece after it's fired to see how it turned out.

There is a variety of selection of items you can paint. A fair amount of glazes, sponges and…read morebrushes. It is a bit pricey for the whole process and when I went it was mostly kids--maybe one or two other adult groups. It can be fun for any age. It does take a few weeks for your piece to be fired in the kiln and shipped directly to you. I want to say 3-4 weeks. It's a fun activity if you want to do something creative.