Such a fun store in Petaluma to browse around. Lots of nostalgic items, including Kitty cat…read moreclocks! Have been back twice since my first visit and will return again soon!

Loved this little store! Super friendly and you feel welcomed in there. They have the cutest old…read morephoto booth ! Will definitely be coming back. They also have so many cute stuff, I love they support the right causes. Will be coming back in the future! My kid also loved it in here and wanted to buy so many things!

Such a cute store! I like to stop in whenever I'm in Petaluma. Lots to look at, some vintage, and…read moresome new items made by local artists. Always fun to walk around the store.

I love the variety and quality of what is offered in this store. Super clean, upgraded, and I think…read morevery reasonable prices. Staff have always been helpful but not too pushy which I prefer. It's a fun place to shop!

I adore this fantastic local art gallery and have visited on many occasions…read more There is always a diverse range of art exhibited in all mediums. The work by Sandra Rubin has to be one of my favorites- her talent is magnificent! The outdoor garden art is fun to see and quite colorful. I love that this gallery is a collaboration with some of the artists. I encourage people to stop in and enjoy this gallery!

They have some amazing artist in this latest show. Of course I'm a little biased because I entered…read moremy work and got best of show. It's a small gallery but there is a lot there. It sits on the main street in the little town of Graton.

What an absolute hidden gem! This tiny bakery tucked away right inside the antique shop is such a…read morefun, unexpected find. Everything we've tried here has been outstanding, but what really sets them apart is their incredible selection of gluten-free options. It can be tough to find high-quality GF baked goods, but they absolutely nail it here--you won't feel like you're missing out at all. You truly cannot leave without trying the brownie bar. It is incredibly satisfying--huge, perfectly chewy, and packed with rich, deep chocolate flavor. It's the ultimate treat to grab while you stroll through the shop. A wonderful little spot with amazing baked goods and unique charm.

On our way to the coast we stopped in at Antique Society because I have been looking for a green…read moremid-century modern swag lamp. We got there right when it opened, and the people who worked there were incredibly welcoming and kind. This place is huge with many vendor booths, genres and styles to choose from. Unfortunately, I did not find what I was looking for, or something else I could not live without, so I did not make a purchase. We definitely enjoyed wandering around this huge building and looking at all the wonderful goods. We then went next door to the neighboring coffee shop for pastries and coffee. I would definitely recommend and return to the Antique Society.

I cannot recommend this gallery enough as an escape and an art lover's destination far removed from…read morethe hustle and bustle of the San Francisco galleries. They operate as a co-op and feature a truly stunning variety of works and subjects. I especially love coming here on the weekends and enjoying the coast and wine country. If you are looking to support local artists and enjoy seeing beautiful canvases and sculptures up close and in person, make a point or visiting Sebastopol Gallery on Main Street!

This art gallery showcases the work local artists including one of my favorite, James Reynolds. We…read morehave currently own three pieces of his beautiful artwork hanging in our home which we thoroughly enjoy. I've also seen some beautiful jewelry there as well handcrafted by local artists. It's a really enjoyable experience visiting the gallery and sometimes meeting the artists. Sebastopol is a charming town to visit with a nice farmer's market and wonderful wineries in close proximity in Sonoma County.

Have you ever wanted to travel around the world? How about…read moreexplore a city or country as it stood 100 years ago? Maybe you'd like a print of the country your ancestors hail from? Or perhaps even a print of the city you or a family member was born in, circa the year they were born? You can do all of that here. Want a treasured & priceless photo framed in museum quality materials? Ditto. We checked out old maps of SF. Before Coit Tower & after Coit Tower. And pics of the GG Bridge being built. Crazy. There's even a "library series" of scented candles. The selection is pretty astounding. Maps are organized in a drawer filing system by city &/or country, or in binders. A great place to explore the world & get lost in it. 5 stars.

A month ago we visited Michael's gallery at the gate of Chinatown. What a wonderful experience…read more We are buying lots of Asian Art and other beautiful things for our home for several years already but this was something else, we never saw such an amazing collection!! Mostly, I would like to recommend the hospitality and the great service by this family. Everything arrived in perfect condition and we are happy to share some of the photos. We will definitely be back!!

Very helpful staff helped us compile a "crafts" kit for a 7-year-old girl, and the kit was a big…read morehit with the recipient and her.guardians! It appeared that the prices at the store were competitive and they appeared well stocked. If you need art and craft supplies give them a try!

Good selections, very organized, very helpful and nice employees. The big box hobby art store is…read morecloser, but I'm more likely to find what I am looking for at Riley's.

I called The Legacy this week to set up an appointment to drop off a donation of 4 totes. When I…read morearrived I had 4 totes AND a few other things. I was lucky they were able to take in the extra items. When they agree to whatever you are bringing do not bring extra. 4 totes is 4 totes. If you have more either warm them that you are bringing more or schedule another appointment. Their space is finite and they only have so much room at any given time. Also no glass items, no picture frames, etc. Glass is a valid safety concern for them with the kids that come in with their folks to shop. Really appreciated how straightforward they were. Will definitely call and set up another appointment when I sort through my next round of crafting donations and promise to stick to the agreed upon quantity. 4 is 4 not 4 AND...

I was in there not long ago, about a week almost two, I needed some stretching band or some fabric…read morethat would stretch, I bought a fanny pack and it was too small so I was going to alter it. I'm a man, I get that there may not be many men that come into a sewing shop. I also don't care to dress like I'm rich or well off I dress like I did when I was homeless. Anyway, I went in there with my girlfriend, and the women working behind the counter had attitude and this unwarranted disrespect from the get go with me; they wouldn't even look at me or talk to me when I was the one going in there to buy something as a customer and I was the one speaking to them asking where I could find what I was looking for or if they had it. They only looked and talked to my girlfriend, and when I said I needed the material they said a yard minimum mandatory, I didn't need a yard but okay, I tried on multiple accounts in this short lived interaction to be polite and push their disrespect off to the side and be peaceful, but the disrespect continued no matter what the neglect of speaking to me or looking at me continued, and the sense of urgency to get us out of the store was strong, and at a high volume. I did ask "do you all have a problem with men or something?" Trying to see if any men have come in there causing trouble before was my only intent with that question; the woman got so beside herself, and told me I'm not a nice man and had asked why I'm asking that, and I pointed out how they wouldn't look or talk to me when I was the one asking to buy something. They did not care, they flipped the script and acted like I was the problem the whole time. I was so irked about this, because I'm tired of dealing with people that look at me and judge me and treat like s**t just because of how I'm dressed, it doesn't even matter how polite and well spoken I am, but in this instance it was all so unwarranted and unkind and unnecessary. I will be going back there, because I like to sew, and keep my clothes as long as I can because it is hard to find a direct fit. I hope my experience improves with them. The woman who had made the biggest of problems, had worn overalls that had been a tan rust color, with a lot of bumblebees everywhere on them. I was so ready to get what I paid for and get out that I didn't catch any names. That kind of behavior is what urges me to buy online, when really I just want to support local places and buy what I need, no one should have to deal with getting ignored judged and mistreated as a customer or a person just on how they LOOK. If you are working or volunteering, or have problems in your life, or even sh**ty customers, it doesn't give any right to be disrespectful or judgmental or dismissive or any kind of rude behavior towards anyone, especially if it was not warranted. Thank you...