I finally had a chance to venture into the Paul Michael Company to see what awaited me! I was…read morehappily greeted by a few employees as I browsed around the enormous store, which gave an inviting, welcoming atmosphere. I felt like I was in a super-sized Pier 1 wandering through the come-to-life pages of Better Homes & Garden. I admit it was overwhelming as I did not come with a specific agenda. They had many items on sale and I was able to pick up a few small home decor items at reasonable prices. I saw a sign explaining how Paul Michael uses locally harvested wood, reclaimed architectural elements and upcycled materials in Dermott, AR- woohoo for going local! I admired a few gorgeous tables, which exhibited great care and impeccable craftsmanship. If you are tired of shopping at the same big box stores and want to add some quality, carefully crafted items to add to your home, I would recommend checking out Paul Michael Company for some different perspectives. (Don't forget about the Duck Dynasty episode when Korie, Miss Kay & Uncle Si shopped here for Jean Luke and Mary Kate's engagement gifts).

Load of old stuff. Interesting to tool around in if you have absolutely nothing else to do with…read moreyour time. Mostly nice people. However, it turns out it's mostly old junk or cheap imports at OUTRAGEOUSLY high prices. If you have time to spare and money to burn, you'll probably like Paul Michaels. If you are into antiques or the other stuff you might find there, and aren't stupid, save a wad and try Bonnie and Clydes Trade days or the Canton market or any other local flea market. You'll find more stuff to love at much, much better prices.

Love shopping at Woodstock and supporting local!! They have the cutest selection of decor that make…read morethe perfect gifts. The employees are also super friendly and helpful!

Who doesn't love this place. If you are a crafter or looking for original decor, this is the place…read moreto be.

I had never been here before, despite hearing about Hobby Lobby for what seems like eternity. As a…read morecraft junkie, I imagined it just like Michaels. However, it is not. Hobby Lobby is a mix between Michaels craft store and World Market and Pier 1. It has fancy furniture for purchase, tons of kitschy decorations, and the occasional crafting project spewed about. I came here to make a "coffee station" I had seen on pinterest, but to my surprise the metal basket that hangs above the furniture, not even the coffee cart itself, just the basket thingy was $99! I nearly panicked and abandoned my project altogether, instead refurbishing and cleaning off my kitchen counter to make better utilization of my space for coffee needs. Hobby Lobby is the kind of place you LOVE to window-shop, and perhaps buy things that are super expensive, or if you are lucky and on sale, maybe to get ideas or abandon them as I did. I do want to go back. I think that it expanded my idea of crafting, as they have so much furniture and decor too. I'm pretty sure they have coupons too, I hope.

Good selection of products and good prices. Workers were busy and the store appears to need more…read morestockers. The "Post Review" button doesn't want to post my comments.

I looove Ollie's they usually have what I need & more just one of my Fave Stores & the Customer…read moreService I receive is always on Point ,just every1 who work there go the Xtra Mile when I can't find anything Thank U Every 1 Who work there

We HAD to stop our way through! We have watched the show and followed Sadie's journey. Willie has…read morebeen at our church a few times, we love the Robertson fam jam. The young associate manning the front desk today was on her phone and didn't acknowledge us until my husband walked right up to the desk to buy tickets. She said tour didn't start until til 3 (it was ten minutes til), so he assumed he had to wait to pay when she said nothing further. When it was three minutes past he decided to ask again and she exclaimed she was waiting on him (we had no idea what we were waiting for!). Anyway, the tour is great! It was very cool to see pieces from the tv show and Sadie's costumes from a few dances on DWTS. We laughed when we saw the carved wooden statue of Willie (remembering the episode and how it went down!). At the end of the tour it has a few plaques writing about the new movie "The Blind" that came out last month. We got a Duck Picker duck call (for mallard hens) with our paid tickets and it can be taken apart to clean after blowing on it time and time again. Super neat to actually hear it in person instead of just on tv :)

We missed the store bc we arrived an hour after they closed, but had a great time exploring the…read moreoutside. They've done a lot to make it inviting. Maybe if the Lord directs y'all, you could add a playground or play space for visitors. I know y'all are adding a walking area-that's awesome! God bless you all and thank you for your example! We laughed hysterically at the cut out pictures y'all have of the Robertson's to stick your face in.