On a lazy weekend, I took a drive on Highway 49. Just bopping around the Motherlode. I found myself…read morein Angels Camp, CA. Yup, the same town with the claim to fame of the Jumping Frog Jubilee. The Main Street historic downtown is pretty cool. Small town charm. Lots of shops including Crafty Chicks & Co ion Main Street. It's a shop selling unique gifts, stationery, craft stamps, art supplies, stickers, honey, olive oil, jams, greeting cards... all fun and modern, and locally made by regional artisans. The shop even has a Book Nook carrying children's book, cookbooks, and books on crafting. Everything in the shop was cutely staged and curated. The shop itself is clean and modern. The staff were awesome. Helpful and welcoming. Overall vibes were bright , happy, and welcoming. Stop on in.

A fun little shop with a smattering of various sundries - from soaps and crafts, to funny knick…read moreknacks and toys. It's well curated and has a bit of something for just about anyone. My wife left with a full bag, so there ya go. ;)

My girlfriend and I were taking her parents to Murphys for the first time, and we were walking down…read moreMain St. and stumbled upon the unique store, and ended up leaving with some new home decor items! From loose leaf teas to tarot cards and Ouija boards and home decor items, this store has all different types of energy flowing through it. Even if you like witch-themed trinkets and gifts, they've got something for you. Need crystals or sage for the home, they got it. We are going through a decoration phase and we wanted things to decorate our dresser. We found a beautiful crystal bowl that the shop staff said the owner finds handmade goods from all over the world. If you are visiting the area, it's definitely a fun stop and worth checking out!

What a wonderful local shop that's packed full of witchy, metaphysical, mystical items. In addition…read moreto a whimsical array of jewelry, decor, and clothing they also carry locally made honey and their own line of loose leaf tea (Enchanted Cauldron Tea Shoppe-which can also be purchased online.) The ladies at the shop were very kind and you can tell they have a lot of pride in their wares. Prices were really good with fun Halloween themed earrings for $10, stickers for $1, raw infused honey under $20 and a lot of fair prices on one-of-kind items. I came in close to their closing time and wish I had time to take a second spin around the shop. There's so much to take in and something fun around each corner. Follow them on their socials for events, giveaways, and info on new items in the shop. Wished I lived closer-I'd be in there every week!

Adorable gift shop stuffed with local/handmade specially gifts and goodies…read more You can find Fat paint, local marinaras, Sconza candy, limited clothing and a room filled with pretty fake desserts. If you're looking for a unique gift for someone who has everything, this is a great place to shop. We had stumbled across the place while on a Sunday drive and it just so happened to be the day after grand opening.

Awesome owner ! Very knowledgeable about everything furniture restoration. She is very friendly,…read morehelpful and willing to share her tips . There are so many cute items in this store for yourself or if you're looking for a gift.

Super charming gift shop in Jackson California on historic Main Street. I can't get over the…read morebeautiful simple classic inventory. It's not kitschy or gaudy, just purely quality crafted items. The merchandise is beautifully presented throughout the store. So Instagram worthy. Inventory includes crafted wooden stained carrying crates, local crafted button bookmarks by Brave Bunny Press, Mosser Glass made in Ohio- beautiful green flint glass Jadeite... a bunch of other things as well. Price ranges from $5 and upwards. Affordable price points. Towards the back they have a table selling self serve coffee and snacks to benefit Victory Village, a local veterans center. Luv that. Also the woman working there was terrific. So friendly and charming. I bought a sterling silver spoon. She packed up my little spoon with care, like a little present. #giftedshopinjacksonca

This is my 'go-to' place for gift buying! All items in the shop, even their supplies, are either…read morelocal or American-made. There is a gift for everyone on your list and they are quality products. The owners, Jeannette and Terry, are knowledgeable on the goods they sell, as well as informed on the artists who've created them...they're happy to help you find the perfect present. There's even a small snack and beverage bar, of which proceeds are donated to Victory Village, a place for local veterans to receive support.

Super cute and curated antiques store. I found a small decorative shelf which was perfect for my…read morespace. It's small but look around because you might find a hidden gem. Owner was friendly!

An absolute local gem and exactly the kind of small business worth supporting. The shop is full of…read moreunique finds and has a charming, welcoming atmosphere. Despite its cozy size, it offers a great variety of items at very reasonable prices. Every visit feels like a treasure hunt, and there's always something new to discover. Highly recommended!

Beautiful jewelry, some hand made others more commercially made. Reasonable prices, good supply…read more Super cute gifts including lots of bears, neat sweatshirts and t shirts, windmills, placemats coasters and more. Lovely lovely store, great customer service, excellent prices.

Road trip adventure stop: I was driving on highway 88 just taking a leisurely drive. The large…read morewooden carved bears adorning the log cabin gift shop caught my eye. So off I went. There are actually 3 shops. (1) gift shop. I was anticipating a kitschy roadside gift shop. But I was pleasantly surprised They sell artisan women supported clothes, styles are bohemian meets California style (blouses $24+). Styles are modern with classics timeless touches. They sell artisan crafted jewelry. I adored several necklace and earring sets and they were price around the $27+. They also had handcrafted wooden walking sticks $19+, local crafted wind chimes, garden wall art, wooden crafted boxes, Black Bear Decor figurines...which I think are adorable, glass blown art trinket plate/borks (crafted in the USA starting at $8, soaps/lotions, candles, T-shirt's, mugs $10+, etc The interior was nicely decorated in a tasteful cabin style. The associate was great. She was welcoming, fun to talk with, and so darn knowledgable about the merchandise. (2) Garden Area. Get this...they also have a garden area. However it was closed when I got there. But I was able to look at the small entry garden between the buildings. It was compact and small. Just enough room to display some merchandise...local crafted garden art...wall hangings, wind chimes, and spinners. Also on display were several large custom hand crafted bear sculptures. (3) Furniture Store. The other shop specialized in beautiful high quality aspen and pine furniture( Bedroom furniture and living room pieces.). Quality material and handcrafted dovetailed work with artisan touches. They have small decor pieces also. You can pay 50% at time of purchase and the rest at delivery or pickup. Pieces are from an American factory and can be custom ordered.

This is the best store off Main Street Murphys! I LOVE this place. You can find gifts for everyone…read morehere. They have amazing hand crafted, locally made jewelry that is so dainty and elegant. They have handmade dishes and decor. They even have a section dedicated to men's products, like homemade beard oil. The prices are more than fair for the quality of products, AND you are supporting a local business and artisans. The owners are the artisans and they are SO nice. Every time I come to Murphy's, I stop in here, and I recommend everyone else does as well!

Very cute store with high end and timeless products. I bought a pair of gold-filled hoops that were…read morea very good price. However, the person working the cashier was very friendly and chatty to other customers but would not look me in the eye or greet me (made me very aware that I was the only non-white person there). When I was checking out, she looked very upset and looked like she didn't want me in the store. Before I left, I said, "happy 4th of July!" and she did not respond, say goodbye or thank you. I'm an Asian American. As soon as I left she greeted the other white customers with a smile and started conversations. Just FYI for those that are not white. I was very uncomfortable and felt very unwelcome. I wouldn't come back here even though I like the store products.

We had a lovely visit. The owner took us on a tour. Everyone was very friendly. They offer a…read morevariety of products. It was difficult to choose. There were so many great items. We'll probably go there again when we are in the area.

My wife and I came for a "slab bowl" pottery-making class with Katie Lackler. Despite having no…read moreprevious experience, we had a great time. Katie kept the class informative and fun. After initial instruction, she did a great job of visiting each student to answer individual questions and to offer up other ideas as to what else the student may be interested in doing. It was also interesting to see the ideas that fellow students came up with.