This was my favorite store by far, with many beautiful Native American crafts and art. Beautiful…read moredream catchers, fur-lined bow and arrow pouches, rugs and more. It was the best representation of Native craft I had seen since Eureka Springs. I got a shirt which was designed by a local artist who wasn't there this day. The words on the shirt were bold and proud of the Chickamauga Cherokee tribe. It said "We are not yet conquered" Those words were spoken by Chief Dragging Canoe. Must see indeed!

IT'S A SHAM!!! The…read moreproducts in this store are indeed beautiful, but more than half of the items in here are MADE IN CHINA or INDONESIA or some other random Asian country! Exploitation of the amazing Native American culture! The jewelry in the cases are authentic, as well as the pottery but that is all.

New sales people every time I go in, layout is a message. Tem custom framing is good quality; but…read more expensive.

Went in 12-31-16 at 14:39 pm to get some craft supplies at the Conway AR store #1295. Scanned an…read moreitem (Artist's Loft Pencil set) since NOTHING on the display was priced Said REG Price 24.99 SALE PRICE in red 5.99. Got two of them and headed to checkout, of course they rang up at the register for 24.99. Cashier called MGR to check price, said it would show the sale after she hit total but he would double check. After a few minutes the MGR called back the cashier and she tried to tell us that the scanners will show you sometimes what the last person scanned in the sale area and some other BS. (I used to and my husband still does work for the largest retail co in America, we are not blind to being lied to) Said to remove the items, we did not want them but got other colored pencils instead. As my husband walked by the scanner, he double checked how it scanned... oddly enough the 13.58 different set that were on sale for 50% off showed REG Price 13.58 and SALE Price as 6.79 (Funny, it showed just what the item was and not the person befores scan) ANYWAY we checked out, I was upset so went and double checked our suspicions. The MGR changed the price and took the sales price off the item while "price checking" it. Needless to say he did see us walk back in and take one to the back scanner since the whole time we were checking out, went to car and back in he was talking with a worker and going through all the prices. NOT COOL to change the price when the customer catches a misprint/mistake on your part and the blatantly lie to them and say it was their fault for reading the scanner wrong. I do a lot of crafts but I think I will keep my business at Hobby Lobby if think is how you treat your customers.

I used to shop here a lot, but it seems every time I went to the store, their religious leanings…read moregot more blatant. I can deal with the Sunday closing, but there were religious books for sale everywhere, they played religious music on the speakers, and there was just an overall "in-your-face" attitude about it. It's a CRAFT store, not a CHRISTIAN store. Their prices are also a lot higher on quite a few items than what I can buy them online for. And the people in the framing department are just plain RUDE. Add to that their latest effort to impose their religious beliefs on their employees by denying them contraceptive coverage for IUDs and Plan B on their insurance. What?! They sell crafts, they aren't doctors, but they want to dictate medical policy. Nope. Won't support that at all. I will never visit either this store, or any other of their locations again! I can always go to Michael's in North Little Rock, or just order online. I've spent a LOT of money at Hobby Lobby, but they've seen the last of my green.

Hobby Lobby is Christian owned. They have a right to emphasize their faith. They have a diverse…read moreproduct content. This is the place for hobby lovers.

Hobby Lobby is an amazing store for anyone who loves crafts, home décor, or DIY projects! The…read moreselection is huge--there's literally everything from art supplies and fabrics to seasonal decorations and unique home accents. No matter what project I'm working on, I always find exactly what I need here. The store is well-organized and clean, which makes shopping so much easier. The aisles are spacious, and the products are clearly labeled. I also appreciate how often they have sales and discounts--it makes shopping here even more enjoyable. The staff at Hobby Lobby are always friendly, knowledgeable, and willing to help. Whenever I have questions or need suggestions, they go out of their way to assist me. I never feel rushed and always enjoy exploring the store at my own pace. Overall, Hobby Lobby provides a fantastic shopping experience with quality products, helpful staff, and a welcoming atmosphere. It's my go-to place for all my craft projects and home décor needs, and I highly recommend it to anyone who enjoys creativity and inspirat

The lady that works in the framing department at the Conway store is amazing. Her name is Shelia…read moreand her willingness to help and go the extra mile for the customer is a pleasant change from typical retail. I will drive the extra distance when I need assistance with framing my artwork. Thank you for your help!!!

Well, I guess what goes around comes around because this business has been replaced by a Mexican…read moregrocery. I could have used some fresh tortillas, but I needed purple party decorations. At least I've had my first introduction...hoping they sell moronga.

Stopped in this morning to pick up last minute party…read moresupplies, since it is the only Party Store in Conway, otherwise would have had to fight the traffic to head to Little Rock. The selection is limited at most, which in itself was a disappointment, but it's the events that occurred while I was waiting for my balloon bouquet to be finished that truly upset me. A sharp dressed Hispanic Gentleman came in to speak with the Manager or possibly Owner, regarding a job. According to the Manager he frequents the store often to buy balloons. This gentleman brought his resume, dressed more than appropriate if he had an interview, and was very patient and understanding as this woman repeatedly explained to him that she "couldn't interview him now because she is short staffed," then told him he "would have to come back," then it was "well just wait for me to call you because I have a new person starting in a sort of supervisor roll." The man was very understanding, thanked her for her time and left the premises. At this time the "Manager" starts a conversation with the employee blowing up my balloons. Now I am dead center in the middle of them, one on each side of me no more than three feet away. The "manager" proceeds to tell her employee that she "could never hire him because no one would ever understand him, that there is , ummm you know, a sort of language barrier." Excuse me?!? While I witnessed the entire conversation, he was very easy to understand, he asked if you wanted his resume, when it would be appropriate for an interview, and when he should return. The only language barrier is your thick, heavy, marble mouthed southern drawl. Take the rocks out of your mouth and speak clearly and concisely.. I understood him perfectly, and for the record, understood you quite correctly, reading between the lines. Don't blame a language barrier for not wanting to hire that man, he dressed more than appropriately for your run down out of date, half the aisles barely stocked store. He was eager and willing to interview on the spot, and while you may have not wanted to make the time to interview him, there was no stampede of customers at 9:10 in the morning. For the record, this was THE most inappropriate conversation for you as a manager to have with your employee in front of me..it was disgraceful and disgusting. It showed that you have no couth and your inappropriateness is beyond anything I could have imagined. You did that gentleman a favor, because you didn't deserve to have him work for you. Rest assured I will not patronize your store ever again after listening to your ignorant conversation. You need a lesson in diversity and maybe a visit from the EEOC. Bless your heart.