This store has great service, cleaned my aging sewing machine. They offer classes, have fabrics ti…read moredie for. I wish they were closer! Go there. A bit more expensive than Joann Fabrics but the quality is far better.

Only been here once but was helped with everything I needed so well, I decided to review…read more As a beginner, I felt a little lost walking into this store for quilting champs. But Michelle answered all my questions & explained the differences between threads easily. She was so friendly & helpful. Will totally be going back as I progress through my home-training in sashiko!

Truly such a nice little place. My girlfriend got a nice pair of earrings. Honestly for a vintage…read moreshop the prices were pretty good also and the lady who was running the place was friendly. I would recommend to anyone looking for a cool little shop.

Lots of cool vintage clothing, friendly and helpful proprietor. They didn't have what I was looking…read morefor today, but if you're looking for clothing, jewelry, and a little bit of home decor from the past seven decades, you'll find it here.

Went here to purchase a few plants, and then came back again for the fall festival they had. Very…read morecute nursery with a large selection. Some of the staff are more "plant people" than "people people" but they usually have those staff caring for the plants, and the more customer-service oriented staff at the checkout, and I actually really enjoy my checkout experience because of those staff. Plants are a good price and again, can't beat the selection! I like that the parking is big too.

This is truly plant nursery heaven…read more Not that I have a great green thumb , but I easily could spend hours here walking through their well organized plants and tree aisles. They had a large selection of fruit trees that were sectioned by types. Satsuma, Cara Cara apple and plum would be my favorite. They were out of rhe orange and Meyer lemon trees we were interested in .That did not stop us from wandering around to look at their Christmas trees and whole house of poinsettias. Wow!!! I have never seen so many in a nursery ever.

Small and decent inventory; however, as I entered the "forbidden" zone, I was told I had to pay a…read morefee to look at fabrics. I am ASID, I happened to be here and was looking for a client, and myself. Her tone was acrid and after I pick up these textiles I will not be back. Such a shame as we have so much to do in our home here in Tallahasse and at the beach. Back to ADAC...

We have had our cushions recovered for our outdoor furniture and Patsy helped us select a great…read morepattern and followed up to be sure the installer did a good job! We always love going in to her store!

The White Rabbit Market is a local marketplace and boutique featuring unique items, gifts, and…read moreperhaps some vintage or secondhand treasures. Quincy, Florida, has a charming small-town atmosphere, making it an ideal setting for a quaint market like this.

Think nothing is new in Quincy? You need to check out The White Rabbit Market. Beautifully imagined…read morefrom the necessary [towels, housewares, clothing] to the whimsical[moss covered birdhouses and cups and saucers for feeding the birds] they will also be selling the books of local authors. This is the beginning of something wonderful. For example. Write this name down: Leslie Noyes. She is an author whose seventh book just went live on Amazon. She's a long drink of water from Texas. And though she's been in Tallahassee for over ten years now, when she opens her delightfully funny mouth to speak, out tumbles west Texas. She's a grandmother who is in a motorcycle gang [okay,group] and belongs to a water aerobics group called the Clownfish Asylum. She has said that her difficulty in remembering names is so bad that she makes her husband wear a name tag. More than ten million Kindle pages of her books have been read. She is one of a kind. Also one-of-a-kind is the just-opened-in-November new store on the courthouse square in Quincy just next door to the Gadsden Art Center. It is The White Rabbit Market. And when one-of-a-kind meets one-of-a-kind sparks fly! Inaugurating what promises to be exceptional, Leslie gave a look inside how her series of books [ Mayhem, Wedding, Reunion, Christmas, Second Chances, and Greed ] at The Happy Valley Motor Inn and Resort took shape in her brain and on her computer. The White Rabbit pulled out all the stops for their first local author. There was tea in antique porcelain teapots, cups and saucers. Pinkies were extended. Pastries and cookies trounced our diets. To a hushed crowd that laughed and cried with her, she read short selections from her books and autographed copies. More local authors are to follow. All of Leslie's books are available at The White Rabbit, Amazon, and Kindle. www.LeslieNoyesBooks.com; or visit her blog, Praying for Eyebrowz at www.nananoyz5forme.com; Leslie Noyes, Author, Facebook Quincy is emerging from its cocoon. It is almost Spring. Good eats, fun shopping, local authors. Come on down to The White Rabbit Market at 21 N. Madison St. in Quincy. thewhiterabbitmarket.com

Beautiful nursery with local plants and a great gift shop. Our squirrel proof bird feeder is from…read morehere and they even sell replacement parts! So serene, check it out and shop local!

Very native plants, plus wonderful nonnative choices. Everything is so healthy and ready to plant…read more Great staff!

I love children's stores, but this one really offers something special. Their staff is…read moreknowledgeable and in no way pushy. They only carry very high-quality, well-made products, and you can shop there confident that you're heading home with the best anyone local has to offer. I have seen some of their products in Barney's NY, and their smaller label items demonstrate a lot of care in hand-selection, which make this store such a unique find.

1020 Art is a marvelous gallery. October's First Friday was quite an experience. The Peter Bigelow…read moreexhibit, "a place in time" opened. It will run through December, so I will be returning to further study his collages. O'Brien's wooden bowls made me swoon. Tallahassee Uke Jammers entertained us from under the stairs. A nice variety of hors d'oeuvres, (including cookies) wine and soft drinks. One of the best First Fridays ever at 1020 Art.