Fun store! Has lots of funny products that made me laugh and…read morethe employees are nice. Great selection of little random things. Worth a drop by!

I absolutely love this store! They have such fun items and I always stop here when I need a gift…read more The staff is so nice and helpful.

Super cute co-op art gallery! The woman working today said that they have 17 artists who stock the…read morestore and also take turns working shifts there. I ended up grabbing a fused glass piece for my work desk and absolutely love it. The texture is awesome and the colors match my space perfectly. My mom got a small ornament for her fig tree before we left, and we both agreed that we'd be back next year to see what's new in show!

This is a cool art co-op in downtown St. Joe. I feel like this kind of thing can skew too beachy,…read moremaking for a shop filled with sailboat pictures. But this isn't the case. Cool, funky jewelry, small and large paintings and prints make this a good and reasonably-priced place. I got an 11x14 painting for my powder room that I love. And it was only $35. I'll be back next time I'm in town.

Everyone was very friendly and helpful and I found great clothes with good brand names and some…read morereally high quality furniture

Nice little selection, and decent pricing. There's no signage, so it's a bit difficult to spot at…read morefirst (photo attached is of the outside) but it's in the same lot as Joann's Fabric, to the left.

I'm so sad that this place has gone so down hill…read more Old old management ran this place so nicely. The last few times I've been there a real bad smell hits you as soon as you walk in. Store needs to be organized better. There's so much potential here. But they seriously need to improve.

Horrible, horrible, horrible. If you want your donations picked thru like a carcass and stolen then…read morego ahead & use them. We called for a pick up after our estate sale. They arrived w/aUHaul truck. When they saw we had some really good stuff, one of the guys was suspiciously on the phone calling someone. My husband saw this/overheard part of the conversation before he quickly got off the phone. They tossed things in fast took all but a couple items then said they would be back in an hour. 5 hours passed. Called the store and the folks there said the guys had not yet come back from the pick up. Since the store was only about 15 minutes away I'd say they had themselves a great time picking thru and stealing the items meant for needy people. If you are the management you are either a part of this criminal activity or you are clueless and you hired the wrong people. The perfect crime from a really crappy business. What goes around comes around. Some day they will stand and be judged.

Schaller Gallery has an extraordinary collection of new and vintage pottery as well as customer…read moreservice offering the best of new and old. They'll text pix and videos and answer all questions, enabling their customers to make informed choices....and they back it with old-fashioned commitment to your satisfaction. I'm a novice and Schaller has been a great place to get a few first pieces and Anthony has provided me with resources to learn more. Brittany and Sean have been equally kind and attentive. Looking at their website is an education in itself and the next best thing to going to a museum or gallery hopping. Just beautiful.

Best selection of ceramics in the country representing the best artists in the world!read more

Very nice bookstore! The owner was welcoming and friendly. I enjoyed the layout and it wasn't tight…read moreaisles.

Very nice bookstore in Saint Joe, Michigan. My daughter had a very specific book she "needed" and…read morethey were able to get it delivered for pick up in a couple days

I paid a visit to this place on my first stop during the 2018 Wine and Harvest Festival, and I have…read moreto say, I was really intrigued with what I found there! The Southwest Michigan Artists' Association is a group of wonderful people who not only all love what they do, but they also make it possible for the artistically-inclined to have a place where thier creations cannot only be displayed for all to see, but also a place where anyone willing can come to learn how to make their own art. As I wandered on up, I noticed a number of people were clustered around someone who was throwing clay on a wheel. It was practically spellbinding- I mean, we all remember the smell of clay and paint and the like from our days in elementary school, but I never really developed the skills beyond 'mash clay and mold it until it looked vaguely humanoid, add three holes and it's a little ghost figure' bit. But just watching the artist make those pots, well... it makes me wonder if I could do the same thing. I also saw some very nice berry bowls (the clay bowls with holes in the bottom), and they seem like they'd be good either to use or just to put up on a shelf and use as a conversation piece! A little closer to the entrance, I found someone doing something I remember doing for fun waaaay back when I was a kid- placing a piece of paper in a machine that would spin it around rapidly, and then dripping paint on it from a height and letting gravity and centrifugal force do their thing. I still don't remember what the machines were called, only that we had one and it apparently got tossed because nobody carried the paints for it. But seeing that kind of thing made me think a lot of fun thoughts- but I kind of doubt the ones on display were as inexpensive as the toy one I had! After that, I stepped inside to take a look around. There were a few people inside- as well as plenty of art already on the walls to glance at, as well as some wonderful jewelry inside a case that was hand-made and looked really pretty! They were a bit out of my price range, though... Everybody looked to be having a lot of fun, though- there were a few painters in there, and someone else making what I thought was some kind of flower-arrangement (I could be wrong on that, but it looked really nice)! Maybe I'll drop in again and take some classes here- I'd like to think not all of my artistic talents lie with the written word! If you see something you like, there's also a display of business cards with contact information that you can use to contact the artist you're looking for! They're also looking to expand- but I urge you to stop on in and take a look around, and maybe give some classes a shot- or if you fancy yourself an artist, come on in and take a look around and do some networking to get your things shown!

The clothing and housewares in the store are well curated. So well curated that it is difficult for…read moremy wife and her girlfriends to not visit and spend money each time we are in the area. H2Design is the type of boutique that anchors a downtown and inspires other retailers to do better. The retail area is super clean and organized. The staff is very friendly and helpful. If you are looking for something great to wear or for your home, visit H2Design. By shopping local, you're supporting families and the community at large.

Visited this store while in town over the holiday. Very cool little boutique! Loved the clothes and…read morejewelry.