I have been going to Country Pine Farm for a few years as the other Christmas Tree farm I used to…read morego to closed. I have to say Country Pine Farm is quite amazing! It's a wonderful establishment for family photos, meeting Santa and hanging out by a fire. You will see a lot of pay it forward while waiting to pay for your tree which is quite special! The best part of Country Pine Farm is that once you cut your tree down, the Country Pine Farm workers will haul it for you to be bundled. There is no trekking through the snow or mud carrying a tree! Make sure you dress appropriately because the premises can be muddy depending on conditions. But otherwise, visit Country Pine Farm!!

Incredible. Great selection with a good set up and easy enough to just walk around. I hesitate to…read morereview them because I don't want other people to find out about them. We will definitely be making the trek here year over year. We could've cut 50 trees that would've been just as beautiful.

The greenhouses and back patio are full of flowering plants ready for planting or hanging…read more I was waited on quickly, and the owner offered to help carry my purchases to my car. The posted prices reflect a cash or check payment; if using a card, there's a 3-4% surcharge. Their own honey is for sale; you can see the hives on the east side of the property.

I stopped in to buy seed packets, and if I had three acres, I still would have over-purchased. I…read morewas an equal opportunity optimist: Flowers, vegetables and herbs will find places in my backyard! I found a pound of Jake's honey for $19. He buys it from his neighbors who keep bees, so it's an excellent remedy for allergy sufferers: Local blooms! It's medium-amber colored and light tasting. It's silky! I also bought a single scoop of Hershey's strawberry ice cream for $2, which was generous and very much worth the price!

We stumbled upon this cozy little spot on our way back from another event last month! The exterior…read morewas decorated so well for the winter and the holidays that I just had to stop and take a look around. This is the kind of general store feel you'd see in a Christmas movie. The inside matched the outside with decorations and little holiday themes. There were little decorations for sale all over the shop. I grabbed a gallon of maple syrup and a little red pick up truck decoration. We also grabbed a grilled cheese sandwich from their kitchen area. Which was delicious on the car ride back to the city. The service is so great here. Everything is clean and the staff are super friendly and helpful. Everything is also priced really well here too. I will definitely be back during the holiday travels!

More towns need art education! The owner, Gretchen Weidner…read morenot only hosts classes, sells supplies and supports other artists, but you can also find her murals on public spaces (the West side of Pure Roots, say). Love this space!

Woman owned small urban farm offering a beautiful selection of bouquets and herbs. Unique and…read moreheirloom organic flowers all fresh and last for weeks! Reasonable prices for what they are. Farmer is usually on site to greet customers and answer questions.

Great spot for gifts! The staff was very kind when we were there yesterday browsing. We really…read moreenjoyed this little shop and hope to be back soon!

A nice floral and gift store in Hamburg. Wreaths, plants, corsages, floral arrangements and…read morevarious gifts. Friendly staff. Street parking available.

This seasonal tree farm is very family oriented, and full of great smells of pitch and pine…read moreneedles! Trees, wreaths and other greens for sale. Call ahead to verify hours of operation. Located just off Highway 75 in North Collins.

This was our first time visiting an actual Christmas tree farm. We had a lovely experience and…read moreenjoyed a picturesque drive out into the country. I was referred to the Blasz farm, by a friend of theirs, and was happy to support a local family during this time. The offer a ton of varieties in pre cut and you cut trees. Every tree we saw was gorgeous and perfect. There were also wreaths, gnomes and other decorations available for purchase. It was nice to be able to have some deluxe options that would be different from all the neighbors. Our wreath is much more full and handcrafted than ones I've purchased in the past. The prices were reasonable and the quality is excellent. The family members who worked here were friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Everyone was wearing a mask and there was a lot of space to look around. I would recommend to anyone looking for a tree. Tip- bring cash or check to pay. They do not accept credit cards.

A very cool event space in a warehouse downtown. I've been to dance parties, art galleries and even…read moreTheater openings here. The owner is community minded and will often let you host an event here as long as the purpose serves the general community. If you've never been here and you see an event taking place at "Hi-Temp," I suggest going and checking it out. You'll be surprised how many hidden cool spaces there are in our city!

Hi-temp is a manufacturing plant, however I have never had any interaction with the products. I am…read morewriting this review based on my visits to Hi-Temp Fabrication as a gallery space. The industrial gallery setting is a really unique place to display art of any kind. Most recently, I went for Step Out Buffalo's insta-exhibition. When you walk in the building you immediately know you're in some sort of warehouse. It's raw and dirty, with tools and machines throughout as you walk up the stairs. There's also a huge service elevator you can take. Once you get up to the (4th?) floor where the gallery exists, its clean and open and the space is transformed into the artist's vision of the show. For the Step Out Buffalo exhibition the first room had local Buffalo-themed artist and vendor booths. The second large room had a bar in the corner and all of the photos on beautiful display. I love this space. If I were an artist, I would definitely have an exhibition here. The juxtaposition between the industrial space and the beauty in the art is gives you a unique perspective. This works perfectly with our city and it's history.