Best thing about this store is all the great samples of cards and projects to get you inspired…read more Staff was very friendly. Prices were a smudge higher than another store I visited the same day. However, my biggest complaint was the mess of supplies stacked everywhere. Piles of stuff in corners and the offices which were open.

This store is amazing! They are always there to help when I need something! Hannah and her team…read morecare about the people who shop there and know you by name. They also know the kinds of things you like and can help make your experience easy and as quick as you want it to be! Casually browse or pop in and out! Love having this store to shop from!

Fun little craft store. We visit every Christmas and they have pretty decorations and trees and…read moresuch.

Historical operational mill in downtown Jasper. Met the friendly millmaster. There are jellies…read moreand fresh sourdough bread for sale, some fresh local ground coffee too. If ya need a bid bird feeder to hand that is the shape of a bird, this where you find those too.

Quilt Quilt Quilt Heaven! Fabrics, patterns, completed…read moreexamples and so much this or that. Easy spot to shop, support local stores and so excited when I can visit this one on the city square.

First time visiting this store last week. It was like a step back in time from the second you open…read morethe front door. Well organized. So many examples and ideas. I love precuts; Jelly rolls, layer cakes, etc. They have lots of them. Can't wait to go back.

Lots of good things, but you cannot rely on open times on yelp. Listed as open monday....no they…read moreare not open on Monday. The phone number listed is not answered. So it's a guess if they are going to be open....I have found them open on some weekday afternoons.

ECLECTIC HAVEN! I could seriously spend a few hours here looking at every nook and cranny of what…read moreis seemingly a block full of furniture, knick-knacks, art, rugs, antiques, clothing, jewelry and WAY more. One of the many things I adore about this place is that they host local artists from all around the area which is a lovely way to support local business! The owner of the shop also travels overseas to 3rd world countries like Tanzania, bringing back some of their beautiful works to display and sell and then makes sure that all proceeds go back to them. For those 2 facts alone, I will continue to shop here and support Greentree. What comes around goes around!! I thoroughly enjoy my browsing and shopping here because the staff is so lovely to chat with and incredibly helpful, not to mention the tea or cider they provide you while your twisting in and out of their many corners. There is nothing about this place I don't like. When in Huntingburg on 4th I would say this should be stop #1 on your day tour. SUPPORT LOCAL!!

I recently ordered a Sonic Bloom Pink Weigela flowering shrub from the above Nursery and received…read morea beautiful and healthy plant which was packed with the utmost care. I would recommend this company to anyone in need of their services without any hesitation. Solange Foley

Got a case of some serious spring fever and decided last minute to go on a hunt for some flowers to…read moreplant. My husband, having grown up around here, suggested we go to Masterson's in Lamar. This place is GREAT!! There are maybe 4 or 5 large green houses, each with different types of flora, shrubs, herbs, vegetables, indoor plants, trees and more, not to mention all of the trees, bushes, planting materials, landscaping materials, etc. I was on a hunt for some random flowers and some very specific berry trees and after asking for some help since I am VERY uneducated as to what to plant in the land of fertile soil and green grass, they were more than able to accommodate me with. Not only did I get some great help but I was well educated on the topic of growing berries and was actually talked out of buying my blueberry bushes...WAIT...they talked me out of spending $$ there?? How cool is that!! The reason being is because *take note here* blueberries need 2 different varieties in order to allow for cross-pollination. Huh!! Cool info!! I ended up not purchasing because 2 plants were pretty pricey. Next pay day. Any who...I was impressed with the fact that I wasn't being talked into anything! The reason I gave it a 4 is because the prices are a bit high for what I am used to but it certainly won't stop me from returning. Great place!!

Beautiful, classy wine bar. Very friendly and fun ladies who were generous with their pours and…read moresharing about their lives. I was a very happy customer. Highly recommend!

What is a street festival? It's a lot of things but the primary thing is another excuse to give…read moreyour kids something to do so that the adults can drink out in the streets with friends. That's fine as long as they're enjoying themselves. It might not be so bad if this wasn't in the middle of summer with little to no shade. Attend this festival if you live close so that you can eat unhealthy food. If you live an hour or more away, it might be best to pass. My friends wanted to go here after having it suggested by someone they work with. So off we went. We were bored after 30 minutes of walking around and went home. I'm sure some of the music and dancing entertainment is okay but what I heard while we were there wasn't appealing. There are also a fair amount of local churches with booths. There are carnival rides for the children but that's going to cost you... $20 for a wristband to ride an unlimited amount of times. You can buy tickets too but I'm not sure of the price. Who wants individual tickets though? Just spend the $20 and ride the rides until that brat and pretzel comes back up. The only thing we tried while there were the krautballs. They were good but four or five bucks for four balls? They are big balls so you big ball lovers will love them but for that price, you should at least get 6 balls. The other thing we tried was the ice cream shop(Olaf). It's not exactly part of the festival but it's right in the middle of downtown where the festival is. It didn't seem that busy even though it is in the thick of everything. The ice cream we had was good(not great) and the place was a nice retreat from the instant sweat we encountered because of the direct sunlight. I can't believe this festival lasts for a weekend! It would likely be better if it wasn't in the dead of summer. If you've ever wanted to go to Strassenfest, don't break your back to get there.

Jasper has rolled out the red black and yellow carpet to host Stassenfest. German music, food,…read moredancing and beer are part of the fun in downtown Jasper. Plenty of seating on day 1 of the event. Carnival games and rides later in the evening. People very friendly and inviting. No admission fee. Food prices reasonable. Brat on a pretzel roll was $5. Cold water only a buck. Pretzel roll was fabulous fresh and homemade. Best I ever had. Deserts are to die for. Try the apple strudel. Filled with hand cut apples for only $4. $20 wristbands for unlimited carnival rides. Or tickets $1.50 each and rides require 2-4 tickets. The rides have seen better days. Event goes through Sunday.