I have been in the store several times. I've found locally made jewelry, pottery, and clothing. The owner was so friendly and very helpful. The variety is outstanding, something for everyone! Art supplies and classes too. read more

Owner and staff are very friendly and helpful. Great place to shop for art, hand made gifts and cards by local artists.

This is a sweet local art shop with nice art supplies and classes as well as local art on display. Very friendly staff.

There are a variety of items that could be great gifts, but the owner's attitude isn't great. I tried to order something from her and she never communicated any updates about the status of my order. When I called to check, she had completely forgotten about it. Beside that, it almost seems like it's a bother for her to have to deal with customers, even just to ring them up. I love supporting local businesses and artists, and there are some really cool things here, but the attitude is enough for me to shop elsewhere. read more

My son and I walked into this shop and spotted some oil paintings by a local artist. The artist happened to be at the shop and she refused to sign them because they were only $15 and "not her best work". Here's a tip: if it's not your best work then don't display them for sale and don't be rude to a 7 year old and laugh in his face for even considering asking. Very disappointing and sad. I was going to come back with my husband to buy more higher quality art work but decided against it after her behavior. To the cashier who helped us, thank you for being sympathetic and kind in light of the situation. read more

My girlfriend and I are visiting Driggs and were checking out all of the local businesses in hopes to buy our Christmas gifts locally. When we arrived at the store, the owners was standing right inside of the door and the first thing that she was concerned about was my medical mask slipping slightly below my nose. I said, sorry, tried to keep my mask up while I continued to shop and keep my distance from other respectful customers. Once we had made it around the store, the owner, once again, pulled me aside from shopping to mention to me that "Idaho is a red zone" and that she "had cancer." My request to the owner who seems deathly afraid of this virus, is to respect other who are abiding your stores rules, and if you are still afraid, consider closing your doors and staying home. Do not place your insecurities onto others who are merely trying to support a local business. Hopefully as time goes on the owner can grow past this pandemic and gain back some of her empathy. Best of luck to you, your business, and your mental health. read more