It does seem that there are barely any venders anymore since the new owners took over but it's a…read morestaple in Shepherdsville and I still love the venders we have left

Was not awesome to me, it had more new stuff than vintage. As big as this place was there was…read more roughly 20 booths out of what looks to be over 100 spaces, and was not really worth looking at. Sad was wanting to come here and enjoy. Was a big disappointment to me and friends. Friend did find something that's it. Afraid the place to me and friends will be called Awesome Disappointment .

I would've given this store a one but the greeter John was so sweet and welcoming after the most…read morehorrific experience I've ever had... So much so that my rage and anger immediately diminished. So here's why I'm leaving this review.... Today, it finally happened. At 42 years old, for the first time, I experienced something I've heard so many others speak about but had not personally encountered so directly--prejudice in plain sight. While checking out at Walmart using the self-checkout lane (around 10 PM, Thursday July 31), I--casually dressed, a doctoral candidate, married mother of three, U.S. Army veteran, career woman, and soon-to-be retiree after a lifetime of hard work--was approached by the attendant. Not to greet me like she had greeted all the other customers. Not to offer assistance. But to ask if I had scanned the box of diapers in my cart as a toy. No explanation. No polite inquiry. Just a direct, unfounded accusation. To be clear: * The writing on the diaper box was large and visible from her station. * She had spoken to every other customer around me--offering smiles, assistance, and casual conversation. * She had never acknowledged me once during my transaction... until it came time to question my integrity. This wasn't a mistake. It was about a bias--one so deeply ingrained that I was singled out despite every indication of honesty and decency. This is exactly how injustice persists. Quietly. Casually. But unmistakably. I was so pissed and offended that actually thought about making a scene there. I left it go and proceeded to leave. At that point I was greeted by really sweet greeter by the name of John. He was so polite that I decided to get in my truck and just come home to tell my husband about it. It's nearly 2AM and I can't seem to fall asleep because the incident is heavily weighing on my mind and I'm trying to figure out if I should've handled it on the spot to prevent anyone else like from experiencing the same thing.

We were traveling north when we realized that we had a nail in one of our tires. We went to this…read moreWalmart's auto repair section, and though it was after 6:00 in the evening, they quickly got a new tire on our van. I can't exaggerate how professional and helpful they were.

Went to an awesome class today on making a jacket! I am new at sewing and Angelique was so patient!…read moreShe had 100% confidence my jacket was going to turn out great the whole time! I had never even opened a pattern before! Can't wait to go back and back something else!

I attended a Kawandi class today and it was amazing! Angelique is so friendly and knowledgeable,…read morethe perfect patient teacher!

What a reasonably priced store. The employees scan your voucher as you enter the building. After…read morethat the fun begins.... I encourage you to look at my photos.

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I know this reference might not make much sense in a couple of years, but I couldn't stop thinking…read moreabout how it applied to my visit to the new Zappos outlet. Imagine: You're walking up and down the aisles, picking up boxes to peruse the contents. There are price tags but with all of the talk of discounts, you ask out loud, "So how much do these shoes really cost?" And then comedian Nate Bargatze strides up to you as George Washington, just like in the now viral SNL sketch. He puts a hand on your shoulder reassuringly. He replies: "Nobody knows." So it was with that confidence that my husband and I strode to the cash register, supremely mystified if we would be asked to pay $50 or $250 for the three pairs of kids shoes and one pair of adult sneakers. (Thankfully, the bill came to closer to $100.) We checked out the new Zappos outlet on its opening weekend, when it was advertised shoppers would get an additional 30% off their purchase. And we found an outlet with a decent number of shoes for adults and kids, plus several racks of clothes as well. I was in a bit of a rush, so we didn't take too long to look, mostly zeroing in on what we were there to find. This outlet was hopping, but everything seemed well organized and clean. The only confusion came from the prices, with signs saying there were even more discounts than the 30% off. I would definitely come back here when I had more time to shop.

It is a good store. It is completely hit or miss. I tried to stop in when I can. I wish they would…read moreupdate their website with hours and sale.

This is a newer shopping center that was built recently here in Shepherdsville in the past couple…read moreyears. They are continually even two today adding businesses first started out with a clunkers and then they added a dollar tree and planet fitness and now a liquor store in a few other places dominoes so they have a lot of cool things in here to check out Shepherdsville is really building up

The sunflower shop is a small and crowded consignment shop that is an old Shepherdsville house…read moreturned thrift shop just under the park about street underpass on joe b hall Blvd. The establishment is still setup like a normal live in home it just had clothes racks and items all over it and spreads throughout the different rooms. They actually have some pretty nice items and are super cheap. For instance my daughter got a super nice and fancy dress and some dress shoe for $7. When she put it on she looked like she was about to go to a prom. So you can't beat that pricing. As mentioned it is super crowded so if tight spaces and clutter bother you then this place will trigger you. It does have a cigarette stench. Not sure if current owners or past owner smokes or smokes like a chimney but there a permanent smell in there that may be off putting Overall it's a cute and cool little thrift shop with plenty of options and can't beat pricing. I enjoy little upstart shops like This and hopefully it does well and succeeds.

The shop is under a new name and mission called 'Felicias Spiritual Gifts' which is where the…read morewonderful owner works to spread positivity and joy with each interaction. I felt greatly blessed to have met such a wonderful lady today. She showed immediate hospitality upon arrival and stayed enthusiastically accommodating during our visit. At the end she even gave us moon water with instructions on how to plant our intentions. 10/10 will always recommend Felecia to anyone and everyone who feels down or out of luck !!