This was an amazing little thrift store and the woman working was very delightful. Every good…read morecowboy has a bolo tie and so we found our son two at this store. I found an amazing soft, leather wrap purse...I have looked two years for this purse and finally purchased one here for $8 I highly suggest peeking in whether you're local or tourist.

Probably MONTANA'S BEST thrift store. A huge and very well laid out thrift store that is a fixture…read morein downtown Philipsburg. Open every day but Sunday [but maybe then too in the summer]. Huge selection of clothes, toys, books and housewares. All proceeds go to the local hospital and rest home and the local volunteers are helpful and friendly. Terrific place for cowboy items like western shirts, etc. Prices are very reasonable. Closed on Sunday in the winter.

I have been coming to the Montana Fur Center for at least 20 years. Great place, super awesome furs…read moreand pelts. The owner has always been extremely nice. Today I bought a beautiful coyote vest at an awesome price. I live in Texas and always look forward to visiting this store when I come to Montana.

Nice place lots of different furs and other stuff Sad so…read moremany people wear cheap coats when you can get a warm one

Cassie and John Wick were some of the first people I met when I moved to Butte and had the inspired…read morethought to hike up to the Lady of the Rockies. They directed me to the Mod-S trail and we were off! What a special experience. I will always be so grateful for that and everything the two of you have brought to this town. They have been active in city planning and have expanded the number of bike stations, crosswalks and street sign visibility. They are caring and kind and have natural talent. They have helped us, as a company, with some beautiful marketing and their store is adorable. Our friend was wearing some of their overalls the other day and I fell in love. Gotta get in there before they're gone! Thank you for all your hard work.

We were here the first week of March to spend part of a day and see the city where my son may live…read moresoon. I was very impressed with this store as the prices were good and so was the service. I like that they feature a local artist and have a display at the front of the store. I bought a shirt that the current artist on display had done. Very unique design. I also bought two Montana magnets here. They had a great selection and the best price I found. I also bought another shirt here that had a nice Montana scene on the front. I will seek out this store again when I return!

Everything was awesome. I especially liked that Enoch takes time to explain about the purchases in…read morea caring, honest, and respectful manner! I was very impressed !

Wonderful selection of rocks and crystals. The owner is knowledgeable and friendly. He makes…read morebeautiful jewelry

Stopped in today to see and look at knickknacks with relatives from out of state and out of the…read morecountry. Staff is friendly and the store has quite a few neat things that were all about Butte. Several of us picked up a few things.

What a great store! Found tons of cool souvenirs and other items. Had the best selection of shirts…read moreand stickers I've seen.

I could have spent years in this store. We love a good bookstore and were on our way home and had…read moreto stop at this treasure of a bookstore. I found some older and unique books that I had to have. The staff was so informed and knew exactly where everything was if you had a question. I wish we had bookstores like this back home but I am lucky we stopped in to second edition books to check them out!

Huge huge selection of well-organized books. Staff very friendly and eager to help. Great…read moreassortment priced well. Store clean and well-lit. Convenient location.

When in Rome, you do as the Romans. Apparently this part of Montana is knowing for mining gems, so…read morewe pulled up our sleeves and jumped in hoping to find something for the work we were about to put in. We started off at the store in town and spoke with Amanda who was friendly, informative and helped us decide on should we pan at the store or drive out to the mine. She told us it was next to the last day at the mine and that the drive out there would be nice, so we decided to make the small trek. Now, she did warn us that there would be no internet and porta potties but the experience would be worth it; she was right. We arrived at the location and I will say I expected a mine, however this was more of a campsite or like a home base where you would come to after digging in the mine. When you arrive you go to the porch and buy tickets for pre shoveled buckets. Make sure you ask them about any specials they are having as it may be something you might be interested in. The young guy who took my money didn't give me much direction however once you get your ticket, you head back down to the area the buckets are and choose your bucket. If it's your first time there, they will assist you with getting set up and show you how to pan for sapphires as well as what to look for. They have areas of different heights as well as tables where you can stand or sit as well as covered areas (makes locating the sapphires a little harder). We had Alex show us the ins and outs as well assist us with making sure we were doing this correctly. Many of times he had to tell us as well as show us how to improve our technique. Alex made the experience a great one as he was patient as well funny as numerous items I thought were something weren't but he encouraged me to keep looking. We ended up with a few small sapphires but nothing big enough to allow us to retire and travel on. We did however have a great time and for $40 it was a great experience. I would recommend you wearing something you don't mind getting dirty as you are splashing in muddy water and digging around dirty stones so you may find yourself getting a little dirty but they do have a wash bin to rinse off once you are done. Bring water or you can buy water but remember to stay hydrated.

There were 6 of us, 4 adults and two kids. We drove 3 hours from Flathead Lake to get there. It was…read morea great adventure. Wonder, friendly staff. They even went and got water for our dogs. And at the end of the day, they brought the dogs "pup cups" They showed us how to do everything and were there to answer any questions. It's a little on the spendy side. 50 dollars a bucket. We got 3 buckets. We spent 3 hours going through our buckets. We ended up with some small stones, nothing really exciting. They evaluated on site, you could then spend more to send stones out to be heat treated and/or cut. Largest was 2.25. But we had fun and that's the important thing. My only complaint is they need way more benches for us grandparents.

My husband and I were on a weekend road trip, and I saw that Quilter's Corner was open on Sunday. I…read morestopped in and was greeted very warmly by an associate (Lisa Wirth). We must of talked for 30 minutes while she helped me find what I needed. During that conversation, she mentioned that they were going to start having retreats. I immediately signed my friend and I up, and we then went to our first sewing retreat at Robinsrest. It was so fun! The rooms were wonderful! Comfortable beds, super fun and friendly ladies, and it was overall a great experience! We are already signed up for the next one!

While on vacation hubby dropped me off at the Quilters Corner. I was warmly greeted as I entered…read morethe store by both employees. The store was clean and nicely laid out. While browsing both employees would check on me from time to time to see if I had any questions. Not over powering which I also appreciate. They were wearing masks and taking the necessary precautions due to these uncertain times which I appreciated. I would highly recommend this quilt shop. They had a nice variety of kits, fabrics and kits. Thank you ladies for a warm inviting atmosphere.