Local consignment arts and crafts shop in an architecturally hard to miss historic dome structure…read more Nancy opened it in June, 2024. Nancy is the curator of a one of a kind artist gallery in Three Rivers. A much welcomed addition to the community. You will find it full of pottery, paintings, photographs, jewelry, mobiles, wind chimes, wood carvings, crochet, and even stuffed animals made by a local young woman raising money for her college tuition. We bought a bumble bee.

A must see!!! Amazing little shop of a variety of artists. So fun to browse and has lots of options…read morefor different budgets. I love my artists print I got. (In pic.) Has such a local vibe- I had lovely chat with the owner and customers! And a great back patio to look over the river.

So many good little shops in here from sees candy, cotton on, box lunch, Macy's, JCPenney's, Old…read moreNavy, red Robin and more!!! If you're tired stop by one of the little massage stations and get a 13 minute massage for 10 bucks. Most of the hand sanitizing stations throughout the mall work and are conveniently placed in the front middle and near most entryways to into the stores. It's not a busy mall but they have lots stores from kay jewelry's, Vans, foot locker, bath and body works, Victoria's secrets and more. They have a descent food court with that pizza, hotdogs on a stick, Chinese food and more.

The cotton on store here alwaysss opens late. The day I went they were 20 min late to open and when…read morethey finally opened the gates the lady said "one second" and continued putting displays out until she let me in. Im a very patient person so I wouldn't normally complain about this but what ticked me off even more is when my brother asked to use the fitting rooms. All the lady did was point to the door and rudely say "you can use that one". She did this because she was one of the only 2 employees here in the morning. And they were too busy gossiping for the first 20 minutes after they opened late. One of the employees was a pregnant lady and the other was named Abigail.

My friend introduced me to INTENT several months ago. I came into town today and knew I wanted to…read morecome back and check it out. Neat store that any plant enthusiast would enjoy. They specialize in indoor plants. They offer Zanzibar gems, snake plants, pothos , ferns etc. They have a lot of nice ceramic pots , art and books for sale as well. Nice and friendly cashier to boot. Purchased a snake plant today and will definitely come back and buy again!

Such a wonderful store and meaning behind it! My fiancé and I just happen to visit this area,…read morewalking around the nice shops and INTENT definitely stood out to us. The owners were super welcoming and friendly. All of the products give back in some way or support social causes. It's a win win and definitely worth it to check out! I purchased a really nice geometrical hanging planter, love it and want to come back and see how these cool folks are doing! Hi Grey!

I would like to extend my gratitude today to Mark. I called in need of some Rawhide T shirts. My…read moregrandson Miguel plays for the little league team in Tulare also named Rawhide. Tonight is game 2 of the championship and I needed some shirts for our family to support our boy! Mark was excellent in helping me get everything I needed. Thank you for helping this grandma and going the extra mile.

We have been to quite a few baseball games and can give a pretty good rating to this experience…read more Parking is easy and free on the street. The concessions are priced fairly while still making a profit. Tickets are priced well and pretty much every seat has a good view. The crowd is a melting pot of America with lots of hard working folks, retirees and families all enjoying a baseball game. We saw lots of conservative folk and even more liberal folks all getting along despite deep divisions in philosophy. Only one guy was pushing his paranoia with the nonsensical shirt but everyone ignored him.

Can't comment about the pumpkin patch, but we came to buy a Christmas tree and were pleased. The…read moreprices were reasonable, trees were all nice - not a bad one in the bunch - and staff was helpful. Plus, the trees are all kept in water in stands, which could go a long way to keep them fresh. We'll be back.

The pumpkin patch itself is cute, I definitely think train ride is overpriced. Eight dollars per…read moreperson to go around the track once was not really worth it to me. But honestly, I did not come here to talk about the value, a few staff members made the place feel tense and uncomfortable. Some guy who was responsible for the bounce houses literally was on the verge of losing his patience. There was a Sweeet older women when you first came in who was welcoming but that man left a bad taste my mouth. A few people were rolling there eyes at his behavior. He was a acting like a drill sergeant. Let me remind you it is one dollar to jump in the bounce house once. The patch was cute, If I return I hope he has a better attitude.

A wonderful place to view art. The gift shop offers lovely and unique gifts well priced.read more

I came here today and loved it! It was free to visit and even on a Friday afternoon, there was…read moreplenty of parking. In fact, there were only a few people inside. There's mostly just one big room and one small side room. You could easily comb the entire place in 30 minutes. Off to another side, there is a gift shop with lots of handmade crafts (like wooden carvings, jewelry, and pottery) from local artists and art prints for sale. There is a new exhibition every month with opening night the first Friday of each month. They also offer lots of cool art classes for adults and children. I am already planning my next visit :)

Fair prices, fitting room, kids , women and men's clothing, home goods , toys and more. Lady…read moreworking sooooo friendly. Cash only. My daughter loved the mystery bag

The lady who checked us out was such a sweetheart. We're from out of town and wanted to pick up…read moresome cute clothing. Found a few including a shirt that read "Promoted to Daddy". If you have some clothing, make sure to drop it off and support this local business.

Well what can you say about a small town museum. This one is connected with The Exeter Courthouse…read moreGallery that exhibits a great variety of artwork on the weekends. The gallery is one of the finest small art galleries in the valley and has hosted many top notch artists from the west with their shows. The museum houses a collection of both local and regional history and is known to exhibit a surprising number of exceptionally rare artifacts from California history. I have seen documents from the Civil War Union army encampment, Camp Babbitt, located over in Visalia. The Union army posted the camp there to quell the Confederate sympathizers living in the southern San Joaquin Valley, and although it did so, it was at a price. The area is still a bastion of people from southern states, even today. Every museum has Native American artifacts and this one is no exception. For a small museum there is a very nice collection of many types of Native American artifacts from the past. Best of all there are video screens playing all the time with local historic photographs from the area. I am not saying this is the best museum I've ever visited, but for a small community, it holds its own for quality and collections. It really is a "Gotta See" place to visit when you are in Exeter at the antique shops and murals.