What a lovely gem! On a long weekend vacation staying in Mariposa, the sign and cute store just…read moresteps from the city center center drew us in and we ended up having a nice little chat with Erica (the proprietor) as she told us a few stories and highlighted a couple landmarks we might want to check out for the weekend. It looks like the business is relatively new, and the store is lovely - exhibiting great artwork and a few select photographs of the surrounding area. In fact the very next day we went on a little driving tour along the nearby river at her recommendaton and caught a view from one of the photos. In a town full of nice people, Erica might have been the easiest person to talk to...we definitely lost track of time. The best part, however, was that we walked by on a Friday afternoon just before Erica hosted a paint nite - which I am so glad we ended up attending. As you can tell from the attached photo, I haven't touched acrylics since maybe middle school but still had a wonderful time learning a few techniques, sharing a ton of laughs (and not a little bit of gossip) in a small group that featured a mix of locals and weekenders such as myself. The snacks and drinks were delightful as well, but truth be told was nervous about the art thing to partake too much. Worth a visit to pop in if you are already in town, and I *highly* recommend taking 2 hours out of your early evening for a paint nite if offered because it was a great way to enjoy and relax for an afternoon following a buggy and strenuous day in Yosemite, at an extremely reasonable price point (and you don't need to have cash). Not to mention we got great recommendations for dinner after and walked right over to an excellent meal in town after @ Charles Street Dinner House. If we ever stay in the area again, will be sure to stop in once more.

I had a great time at a paint night! Erica is an excellent teacher, and on top of that we met some…read morenice people that live in the area and got great recommendations for local activities and food. Check out Erica's mural at the charcuterie place in town, too. She's super talented!

The owners of this shop were the most generous, they gave free American pins and and were very…read morecourteous. Definitely recommended for a souvenir shop to go to

We stopped by for a quick visit after realizing I forgot PJ's on our trip to Yosemite. They had…read morethose and more. We ended up stopping again on our way home for sweatshirts we liked better there than in Yosemite Village. Kathy, Paula and John were absolutely fantastic and make our trip even more memorable.

My husband and I stayed here five years ago during our honeymoon. We are still talking about what a…read morewonderful time we had and we hope to make it back again in the future! The rooms were comfortable and the owner made us feel so at home.

Who were sent to this place by the Hotel Jeffrey, which was fully booked. We were welcomed by…read moreFernando, the owner, a very nice guy. We needed one night on our way north. This place was a gem to find! It has four beautifully furnished rooms with super comfy beds. The linens and bedding are top quality. Everything was clean and fresh. We had the Yosemite Room in the back. It is large and has its own bathroom and is really quiet. The front room also has its own bathroom, plus a balcony that faces the Hotel Jeffrey and "downtown" Coulterville (about 10 buildings). The other two rooms share a central bathroom. The kitchen and dining area are fully stocked with everything you need to make breakfast. You can put your own food and drinks in the fridge. Its basically like a house upstairs. Again, everything is in nice condition, clean and ready for you. Fernando pays attention to every detail. He lives downstairs. He owns the antique store downstairs and the saloon across the street. So he is always available. Coulterville is a cool little spot at the southern end of the wine country/gold rush country of Highway 49. We have been back to see Fernando and stayed two nights in March. We really loved it. Thanks Fernando!!

Walking in, you're greeted with a recorded "Howdy Partner" and a pleasant smell of new clothes and…read moresome kind of fragrance. Great selection of anything you might want to buy to remember your trip by. The clothing designs are all done in house, and you won't find these in other shops as you often see the same things but in different stores. You will have a rare and unique bit of your journey if you get your Yosemite fit at this place. The owner, Amed, was a great host and hooked us up with a great value on a one of a kind hoodie. Very pleased with the value for the money.

Great selection of postcards! Owner is a nice guy and there are so many cute things! Will…read moredefinitely stop by again when I head back to this area.

Always happy to help! The family that owns this thrift store is extremely helpful and knows their…read moreinventory well. This store is jam packed! The women's clothing room is the biggest but the men's clothing isn't bad either. A fair number of men's pants organized by waist size. Prices are low and high. They know what they have and deals are to be found. Kudos for being open on a Saturday until 5 too!

Located off the Main Street in Oakhurst, next to Artifacts Store & across the 3 big hotel chains of…read moreHampton, Holiday inn Express. We love thrifting and was so happy to see her pop up tent in the parking lot to show it was open. This place is filled to the brim. Clothing, Books, albums, houseware such as Pyrex & china. You have to have a good eye to search as it will become overwhelming. Spent almost an hour in here browsing & ended up with 2 tshirts, some vintage CDs & a top for daughter. Prices are reasonable $4- and up. Saw a few high ticket items such as a vintage fur coat for $100. The owner was nice and helpful giving info and directions to people shopping.

After breakfast, we stopped here to browse the store. Lots of crafts and goods made by locals,…read morewhich were unique and pretty cool. The store is clean, and the lady working the register was pretty cool. She talked about some of the products they sold in the store and gave us the insider scoop. A couple of items you can find are custom-made bags, jewelry, candles, clothing, and souvenirs that are all handmade. Cool decor and stuff you cannot buy at a chain store. Prices are a bit pricier since they are custom-made, but still worth the buck. Cool place with cool stuff. Def a must-see if you are in the area!

Quite a peculiar store I stumbled upon in Mariposa, in the midst of CA-140 highway…read more Bling N Things is located next to historic John Trabucco building, which hosts the Mariposa Marketplace dealer shops with art, hand crafts, and other treasures. Bling N Things is in a two story old wooden building that used to be the 49er Club, where local folks could have an old fashion dinner and dance. It was Randy's 49er Pub, the oldest bar in town, where bikers are welcome, "Where good friends meet and smoking is allowed", that's how old it was. So country rock, shuffleboard, pool & darts were replaced by a unique boutique called Bling N Things. It has a little bit of everything. I saw some furniture in old Victorian style and a bed showcasing the linens and country quilts, throws, framed prints, paintings and other home decor. I saw collectibles and clothes, a collection of eclectic items, home and garden products, gifts, funny printed t-shirts, good for the laughs and memories, and finally, candies and truffles for sale, such as Oopsy Daisy - Coconut Salted Caramels, Darth Vegan - Black Coffee, Godfather with Rum, Blame Canada Dark Chocolate/Maple, Cowgirl - Salted Caramel, etc. If you have time, do check it out, you never know what kind of treasure you can find here. Worse case scenario, you'll leave with some candy and fun memories to keep that are yours alone.

A cute boutique with cute clothes for women and jewelry as well as unique soaps and stuff that…read moresmells good and is not over priced. You can also buy some candy there as well. The store has a very warm feel to it and even though the building on the outside looks old, it's more modern on the inside. Tammi was super nice and she was a pleasure to speak with.

I absolutely loved this store. I could have bought their entire inventory if I had the means to do…read moreit. Unique items from around the world at reasonable prices. I love to support fair trade as well. Amanda behind the counter was so gracious and took the time to explain countries of origin and wrapped everything with great care. I hope to stop by again whenever I'm in the area.

I loved everything in the shop and I purchased some of their goods! Much later, after leaving…read moreMariposa, I realized the cashier Amanda over charged me by a lot. My items were worth around $49ish before taxes and I was charged $80 even. This is 100% my fault for not paying attention and I trusted her in good faith. I'm sure it was a mistake. I highly recommend going here, just make sure you know what your items cost before purchasing. Lesson learned. I posted a picture of what I purchased with prices as well. Much love!