Came here to my first Baltimore Comic Con! This was a traditional comic book convention with a…read moresprinkling of pop culture. It was held at the BaltimoreCconvention Center in downtown Baltimore. Parking can be a nightmare, but it is possible with the city garages you can walk to. I suggest public transportation or a ride share service. Upon entering, we showed our electronic tickets and were given a wristband, which was checked as we entered the convention floor. They had single and multi-day options available. Upon arriving on the floor, we got a program which included the layout of the event (aisles indicating where certain vendors were, the rooms where panel discussions were being held, and the schedule for the meet and greets with invited special guests for photo and autograph opportunities.) To name a few: the twins from Harry Potter, Michael Biehn from "Terminator and Aliens"; Giancarlo Esposito from "Breaking Bad", and a host of others including popular voice actors, artists, and illustrators (with long lines as well, so get their early!) They had an authentication kiosk for items in addition to the ability to sell and purchase items. Folks were there in their cosplay best which was great for people watching. They have a food court and seating area as well. All in all, I enjoyed it and look forward to attending next year.

Fantastic Con. I go every year (when they're open --- COVID sucks) and really enjoy myself…read more Honestly I only go on Friday and I only go to the sales/vendor area. I have no interest in the panels and Cosplay and stuff. The vendors are great and there are hundreds of them. If you want comics, you're golden. But they've also got so many other art vendors, arts and crafts, fantasy, sci-fi, you name it. This year I had a very pleasant surprise: As I was walking around this area, Terry Dodson, one of my favorite artists, was signing. So I hopped in line and bought some of his books with signature, along with really nice 5 minute conversation. That was an unexpected really cool treat. My advice to get there just for the vendor area: The Con usually opens Friday at 1 pm or so. Get there at 130-2 pm. You will avoid the lines and literally walk right in. Get your ticket online ahead of time, and I get a parking pass at a local lot because it's usually cheaper than that-day and I don't have to worry about where to take my car. I end up walking about 2 blocks, which is nothing.

Donna and her husband were great. They delivered our 12 cabinet panels personally. Excellent…read moreworkmanship very friendly and professional. Highly recommend. I'll post photos soon.

I'm so happy I chose Terraza Stained Glass to make a custom window for my home! It's so beautiful,…read moreand my guests are always in awe when they come over. Great customer service, fast and reliable shipping, and lovely work. I highly recommend Terraza Stained Glass!

Wow, I used to love this store. The old owners were amazing! They were so helpful and kind and…read morewelcoming. Plus, I can walk here from work. I have enjoyed getting gifts for my daughter and all of the little kids in my life. However, I came in yesterday looking for a Balance bike for my daughter for her second birthday. I found one, they only had one left, and I bought it. Unfortunately, when I got it home although the box said that the seat was adjustable, it was only adjustable forward and backwards, not up and down.Which is a bit odd considering it says it's for 18 month to four-year-old children. My daughter was too tall for the bike. I brought it back today because there was no way she could use it. The girl who sold it to me yesterday said no problem and then she got another woman to come help me. I assume this is the store owner(a middle-age woman behind the counter). She was incredibly rude. She told me that she's gonna have to eat the cost as a small business and rolled her eyes, and then said that it's not actually returnable, but that she would give me a refund. Ok? You're mad at me? For doing business with you? Because something had what seems like false advertising on the box? It wasn't broken, but it did not adjust. I'm not sure how a four-year-old would be able to use that bike (The age was 18 months to four years old with an adjustable seat). Considering that seat doesn't adjust up and down makes it a bit odd to advertise such a large age gap. I left the store thinking that she was clearly mad at me and upset that I had returned the bike.That attitude at a children's store is just not the way to do business. As a business owner, sometimes that's just the cost of doing business. Sometimes you have to do the right thing regardless of whether or not that is in your financial best interest. I don't think I'll be back to shop here anymore. Which is too bad because I love supporting local businesses here in Baltimore.

This used to be such a wonderful toy store! Not anymore. They still have a good selection but the…read moreservice and feel of the store are terrible. Everyone is stressed and the check out people don't even say thank you. Just feels like a stressed commercial enterprise.

If you name your store, "The Pleasure of Your Company", then I hope you're willing to put your…read moremoney where your mouth is and demonstrate just that. And perhaps train your employees to exemplify this. Instead, my experience was cold and empty. Surrounded by funny cards, cute trinkets and displays of warm colorful books, papers, ribbons and wrap, I hoped to feel as loved by the staff as I felt towards these pretty paper products. Yet as I chose a few stationary sets and slowly meandered to the cash register, I did so alone. My check out transaction was strictly business, and nothing more. And that was it. No warm fuzzy feeling, no invitation to come back soon, nothing. I certainly did not take pleasure in your company.

Although The Pleasure of Your Company (hence forth, TPYC) came highly recommended, a recent visit…read moreleft my wedding planning committee (aka Mom and me) deeply disappointed. While the store was not crowded on this weekday afternoon, we could barely scavenger any customer service. Even once a salesperson was assigned to work with us, she did not offer much in terms of insights or attentiveness. About a half hour in, our sales rep was replaced with someone else (I get it, employees gotta eat) but our momentary joy of having renewed luck at better service became a hollow, fleeting hope. The best part of this would-be shopping trip was learning that TPYC can take your idea and design around it for less than traditionally found in the big brand heavy-hitters. Definitely a nice touch but a semi-useless feature without attentive staff to help get those creative juices flowing. Shoppers come to brick-and-mortar establishments to get advice from field experts who have had much more experience in card design than your average member of the public. This we definitely did not find at TPYC and, after an hour of poking around albums, the dream team left with little to show for their efforts.

The instructor is great, overall a wonderful experience. I like that everyone is helpful and the…read moreatmosphere is very relaxed but fun .

Everybody here is so accommodating. I came to see the most recent exhibition, and it is…read moreunbelievable. There are artists from all over the country submitting their words to this little gem in the Mount Washington neighborhood. It's free admission, so a great value. They have a lot of wonderful gifts for birthdays or housewarming or even a hostess gift if you feel so inclined.

I came here a while back on a double date. It was a perfect activity. Not too over the top, but…read morestill a nice vibe. The music was good, the instruction was simple and friendly--- still allowing space to socialize and enjoy the moment. You have to wait a while for the candle to set , i think an hour, so grabbing food in the area makes this a nice day long activity. Advice to get there early, so you can get the seat you want---especially if coming with a group you want to sit with. I dont remember pricing, but I recall it feeling fair.

** 5 Year Updated Review **…read more Many many years later, I still love everything about this business The location is easy to find, there's always a welcoming smile to greet you upon entering, and the space is always well maintained. KSM continues to reinvent themselves w updated scents and jar presentation, new novelty items, and great finds. This place continues to be clean, w great signage to locate scents, and prices. I am a forever a customer of KSM and it's greatness.

My brother said it was the best comic book store and It gives out 25 comics on comic book day I'm…read moregonna start going there every Sunday!

This place was full of collectibles and toys they sell comic books Pokémon plushies and cards very…read morenice staff perfect prices

A REAL charity, run by volunteers, giving to the community. Great place to find bargains,…read moreespecially knowing your purchase really goes to folks in need, not lining a pocket like some so-called charities. (I'm looking at you, Goodwill.) I donate here, and I shop here. Clothes are ALWAYS on sale, and most days of the week there's an additional section on sale as well.

If you are in the charitable spirit and live in Harford County this is the place to follow that…read morefeeling. You can donate clothing, toys, books, household items, etc. The store sells all these items and donates the money. There are volunteers there that staff the house. If you have time you can rummage through the clothing and find some bargains. It is a hit or miss kinda of store but it is for a good cause. if you don't mind your child in used clothing you are sure to find something. Since kids are made to get dirty and messy it was always nice to have some clothes you don't really care what happens to them. Tide and spray and wash can't get everything out! Of course you can always pick up some gently used books to read them a bedtime story!