I shop Hobby Lobby quite a bit. I just recently bought some items and with them a gift card, but…read morewhen I looked for the gift card at home I was unable to find it. I thought perhaps I had dropped it or left it on the counter and returned to the store to inquire if anyone had found a gift card. The manager was VERY HELPFUL. she even went so far as to research this on their camera's and was able to tell me that I had I tossed the card in one of the two bags. I hadn't remembered that I had 2 bags. It was very helpful and I went home and checked the "yarn bag" and , sure enough, there was the card amongst the yarn. Maybe they have new managers since the other reviews were so negative, but also quite a few years ago.

This Hobby Lobby gave me the worst experience yet! I called to see if they had 8-inch square mirror…read moreplates and they said "No." I told them that it said on the website that they were in stock. The lady then told me "I told you no, we don't have any in stock." extremely rude then hung up the phone. I decided to show up anyway and right in the front there they were. EXTREMELY LAZY STAFF!

Great store. Has everything you need for your scrapbooking or crafts. We were visiting CA wish I…read morehad a store like this around my home lol. It has so much. Service great. The lady was very helpful and friendly. I bought 2 postcards with coins since I need to use the change and I was able to buy the post cards. The price value to paper which I wish I had bought some but who knows one day I might go back.

Located on Main Street in the historic area of downtown Roswell they have anything and everything…read morefor scrapbooking. The figures outside the store give you an idea. They had quite a selection and are locally owned. Not into scrapbooking myself but I can see how you could really get hooked and make some elaborate ones.

What a gem in Roswell. Loads of fabrics and quilting supplies! The ladies there were very helpful.read more

Friendly staff and a nice variety of fabric! Several fun samples and southwest theme fabric too!…read moreFound exactly what I was looking for!

Quaint place, very friendly family running the place. You feel like you step back into the 70s…read morewhen you enter! They don't have the best variety of book topics, but that's more a reflection of what folks bring them to trade. A gold mine if you're into romance or mystery novels! If you're tired of feeding the corporate monster, this place is a must visit whenever you're in the area.

Love Love Love Happy Jacks, I've been going since I was a little girl and it was just a book store,…read moreit's a favorite place to go every time I visit my mom. I love the wide variety of beads which are very affordable and much better quality than what you would find at a chain store, my mom loved buying all of her used Danielle Steele books.

Was really cool I love alliens and spaceship. This def was really nice there. They showed us a lot…read moreof stuff. I liked a really tall guy.I like the space chef how the aliens with their heads and spaceship made noise and lights everywhere. Very cool stuff.

The most hilarious place to visit in a 200 mile radius~!!!!…read more I love it here. The people and the exhibit are weird. It's a place to sell junk and trinkets. It's not a museum or research center. Just an old fashioned weirdo trying to make a living based off of people's fantasies. This should be coined Roswell's finest~! Access/Roads/Parking: A Private lot. Plenty spaces near the main intersection. The liquor store look a like is puny so pay attentions. Distance: F Far from life. LA is almost 1000 miles away. Costs: A Free. The funky exhibit is per donation basis. Conclusion: Just visit if you are around. Don't make it a point to visit Roswell because of this spot though. Other Attractions in New Mexico minus Santa Fe/ABQ: -White Sands Missle Base (Alamogordo) -International UFO Museum (Roswell) -NM Space Hall of Fame (Alamogordo) -Carlsbad Caves (Carlsbad) -DT Lincoln (Lincoln) -Very Large Array (Socorro) -Fort Sumner (Fort Sumner) -Billy the Kid Museum (Fort Sumner)