This fabulous country primitive Fri-Sun shop is worth the weekend road trip to Northwood, NH. There…read moreis so much packed beautifully into every square inch of this cottage-style place, you can walk off your giant crullers from Northwoods Brewing just down the street. Which is how we discovered this store, that somehow inexplicably did not have a Yelp entry, so I've started one. What a treasure trove of knick-knacks, home and garden and porch decor, gifts galore, rustic country chic accents, candles, tchotchkes, handmade items, makers workshops, and seasonal decor (we went when fall/Halloween decor was the main theme). Not only a terrific selection of unique items, but haut points for creative displays and beautiful use of the space itself. Carefully curated, thoughtfully and passionately presented. We were driving by from about an hour away (en route to those crullers!), and didn't know this store even existed. We happened to glance left, and saw serious potential gifties outside. Few places warrant the good ole screeching U-Turn (lol, it was a safe U-Turn) but this store certainly earned it The shop is set back just enough as to be easily missed on this busy road, so watch for the big Country Hills Gifts sign. But, my country decor-loving friends, do not miss this hidden gem.

My sister and I went to You're Fired a couple of weeks ago. Fun and nice experience ! The…read moregentleman who got us all set up was very nice and friendly and explained the paints, brushes, etc. etc. in an easy-to-understand manner. :) Thank you.

I'm biased cause I work there but it's a great place for kiddos and to bring out your creativityread more

This is based on attitude not merchandise. The customer…read moreservice in the establishment apparently thinks they are better than the customer. They have no issue with talking down to someone they deem unacceptable as customers. I went shopping for a gift and wanted to pick something local. Supporting local artists has always been important to us. I went out on an errand day which included several stops at a variety of store and did not dress up. Apparently my "look" led the staff to believe I didn't have money to spend - seriously jeans and sweatshirt. After a lovely condescending exchange I left, walked down the street and spend my several $100 at another local artisan shop. Merchandise is worth the price. Attitude is NOT!

This is an interesting store to visit when in Concord. Everything is made in New Hampshire. Prices…read moreare on the high side but you will be getting something very unique and beautiful.

Nice art store. If you're looking for rubber stamps they had SO MANY here. This one is mostly…read morefocused on pens, pencils, paint, and stamping materials. Great if you're into scrapbooking and card making. I was looking for some bullet journal supplies and I picked up some adhesive strip glue and a great white gel pen. Shop layout is a little oddball, but the staff were really friendly and offered help as we meandered. If you need fine art supplies in Concord this place will have you covered.

Worth the stop. They will also order items you would like to try. Will soon post arthaul vid…read more Thanks again ladies! https://youtu.be/khZ6adKiQHk

their selection has everything you need and the prices aren't bad. near the checkout i met kathleen…read moreand she was the sweetest person ever. she struck up a conversation with my mom and i about valentine's day and she just made my day better.

For years I have had nothing but bad luck at this Michael's. What they put together falls apart…read more Half the time they have no idea what they're doing. Everything is always a problem