Lots of variety to choose from lots of seasonal decor to choose from also.Good location and easy to…read morefind

My $5 voucher expired yesterday. I only get out to the store about once a month since the closest…read morelocation is an hour away. I tried to use it today and was told it expired yesterday and they wouldn't honor it. What's the policy on honoring the expired vouchers? Who knows because we I tried to contact customer service just to find out, the website says it was a 28 minute wait for someone to answer me.

The Prescott Indian Art Market is not an art gallery as this listing shows at the time of this…read morereview. It is a fantastic 2-day festival held annually on the four-acre Sharlott Hall Museum campus. This year it was held on July 14-15. The variety of beautiful items on display and for sale is impressive: jewelry, clothing, wood carvings, ceramics, sculptures in all sorts of mediums, paintings, baskets, blankets... If you love Native American artistry as much as I do, this is definately an event to watch for. A blurb from the museum website for the 2018 festival says: "More than 102 juried American artists, representing 30 tribes and pueblos, will present traditional and contemporary artwork making PIAM one of the Southwest's premier Indian-art markets." This is one of the better shows in Prescott.

One of the Best Indian Art Show and Markets. With amazing artists and Native American Culture and…read morefoods. Too many good things to mention, with an outstanding artist talent (just discovered....by me) in the work of Rueben Richards, a (Dine') Navajo painter.

Not sure if the elderly lady in the store is the owner or not, but she WAS NOT very hospitable and…read moreseemed a bit agitated when I asked a question. Her customer service gets a zero. Sunday 7/19/2026

The guy working was extremely rude. walked up to my daughter and said, "are you going to buy that,…read moreno, ok put it back and do not touch anything.". Took the item out of her hands. Complete jerk. Just glared at us as we walked through the store.

BUtiFULL is not an art gallery, but that's the closest catagory that YELP offers. It is really the…read moreart studio of Metal Artisan Leslie Butitta. Leslie's medium is a variety of metals and glass. Her work impressively ranges from jewelry, wall art and sculptures to home and garden metal work, such a gates, window covers, etc, including commissioned works. Her studio is open to the public during 4th Friday Art Walks, and often on Friday or Saturday, otherwise an appointment is needed. In addition to her work, she has guests artists who will display their work or offer classes. During the last Art Walk she has a guest artist doing a glass blowing demonstration. Her portfolio is available on her website, along with online purchasing of existing jewelry and other pieces.

Great resource! Beads to You is a community treasure for classes, events and jewelry making.read more

Took a class here. Very friendly and helpful owner. Nice selection of merchandise and fair prices.read more

I came in yesterday with my brother. He'd never been to a yarn store. He was thrilled that I would…read moreand could make him a hat. He loved all your yarn and thought it beautiful and went around touching and asking about all the types you had in the store. He was so impressed with your selection and how nice you all were to him. When his wife later suggested we should have gone to JoAnns because there she had a coupon he replied.... oh no they don't have nearly as nice of yarn nor are be as nice as the ladies at Fiber Creek. You've made a friend and and have a fan now!!! I'll be in any time I visit him again! Thank you!

Owner is great and is always friendly. Not all the employees are friendly. Beware yarn donated…read morefor charity is not used for charity knitting. People or employees take it and sell it on Facebook marketplace.

Never have I ever been to a more rude store Hobby Lobby. More than 4x my mother and I were bumped…read moreand rudely told "excuse me I need to get by" by employees. First off, as a customer service representative myself, I know that you are always supposed to put guests first and not ask them to move. You are supposed to be the one that moves around them. To make them go out of their way because you're trying to get work done is not OK. Also to add the added attitude and rudeness and physical bump is additional meanness that is so uncalled for. VERY DISAPPOINTED.

All I can say is wow! They have a wide ass assortment of things to decorate your home for inside…read moreand out. Because they have so much, it can be overwhelming, but this is a good thing because at least there's a lot to choose from. We recently came to the store to look for outdoor holiday decorations for Christmas. We found just what we were looking for a big wreath for our front door and a couple of swags that we hung from our exterior light fixtures, which gives all the holiday feels. Definitely made me a fan of the store.

Need a gift or something fun for yourself? This store is located in the Bashford Courts building,…read moreright as you walk in the mall across from the square. The store does offer many items for the kitchen but also some toys and gift items.