The owner was incredibly helpful and knowledgeable and her staff was very friendly. We've done our…read moreshare of shopping at Gettysburg over two visits, and this is our favorite place. To start, their prices are below what other places charge for commodities (though they might be going through an inventory reduction exercise, so your mileage varies). The owner took the time to explain to us how she processed the artwork. She speaks about the history of Gettysburg and the paintings with such passion. They're also at the center of town and near the transit station, so super easy to get to. I only wish they were bigger... though we were able to do about 3/4 of our shopping for this trip at this store.

Wow! The lady that was working today was incredibly helpful. She gave us some great tips of places…read moreto check out. While my husband and I were taking pictures with confederate and union hats on, she made the great suggestion of posing with the fake muzzles. The store had great merchandise with varying levels of cheesiness.

Helpful, friendly staff. A wide variety of rotating country decor, artificial flowers, table linens…read more& curtains. Mom and I stop in whenever we are in town. Fun picking and looking through all that is available. Can be a pricey if you are familiar with the market. Stop through if you are in the area!

Wonderful home decor store with many farmhouse and rustic finds! Great customer service and very…read morehelpful staff.

On Saturday, January 26, 2019, Caroline and I took some time out of a busy day to visit my old…read moreneighbor and good friend Tiombe Paige at her shop's new location at 15 East Main St Suite 103, in historic downtown Westminster, Maryland. The new shop is wonderful. It is spacious, bright, colorful, and fun. And Tiombe broke the mold when it comes to customer service. She was knowledgeable, helpful, attentive, and zeroed-in on what we needed. Parking is easy in the parking lot in the back of the building. We highly recommend Cultivated. @shopcultivated For those not familiar Ms. Paige's shop, her Facebook page, https://www.facebook.com/shopcultivated/, explains, "Cultivated is a shopping boutique located in the heart of downtown Westminster. Our mission is to be the top-ranking specialty store for contemporary women's apparel, decor, and gift needs in Carroll County." Cultivated, 15 East Main St Suite 103, Westminster, Maryland. Find her website here: https://shopcultivated.com/ She is on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/shopcultivated/ https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=10215769578926024&set=a.10203968656950350&type=3&theater

Tiombe is the greatest and so is her boutique. So many beautiful and great quality items it's hard…read moreto make a selection. I've purchased gifts from her and also things for myself. This is definitely a shop everyone should check out.

The owner? can be uptight sometimes but friendly overall. The stock is great and the store is very…read morekid inclusive. However, it is a bit cozy and sometimes the prices on some items seem a bit high. Overall, a nice shop.

My son used to go here to buy magic cards, but always said the owner was rude to him. I just kind…read moreof passed it off, but recently I tried purchasing something for my son here, and I have to say the owner was rude to me too. Nice to other people that were in the store, but just treated me like I was a nuisance. I'm sorry, I'm just trying to drop $120 for one product and be on my way... you could at least respect the sale. Even when it turned out he didn't have the product, he really shown no interest in helping further. I had to lead him into taking my name and number for an order. just poor customer service. Will never return.

I was really surprised that this business wasn't already on Yelp!…read more We drove up on Sunday 11/28, crossing our fingers that it wasn't packed. We were in luck! In all, I think there may have been about 7 other families there while we were. Parking was easy, just a short walk downhill to enjoy the main staging area. They have some fun décor in the "barnyard" area, and we were immediately greeted by someone (I am guessing an owner). With a very friendly demeanor, they outlined the way everything works. We were given a saw and options: ride the tractor-drawn wagon down or walk; cut the tree or choose one that was already cut; drag the tree out to the road for the wagon to bring it up; or take a sled to drag it up ourselves. DGD spotted "my perfect tree!" that of course was at the farthest point from the barnyard. ;) But it was really nice to walk through the different varieties and enjoy the scents and sounds of trees (it was windy). After some initial bickering between DGS & DGD (they are siblings, after all) they took turns sawing at the trunk until TIMBER! down it came. After starting to drag it uphill, they decided a sled was a good idea so the kids went back up and brought one down. Hilarity ensued. The tree kept rolling off the sled, until finally my SIL said he'd just carry it and hoisted it onto his shoulder. Then the kids found it super fun to drag each other on the sled. Then they took turns riding while DD dragged it. I even took a turn dragging DGD (the boy was too heavy for me! He's 12 now!) Anyway, by the time we reached the barnyard, the tree had been shaken and baled, ready to load onto the Nanamobile's roof. The others took a quick peek at the small shop, while I stood by the tree and enjoyed the firepit. Kids were hoping for hot chocolate, but the shop just had Christmas decorations. Their trees are reasonably priced, I believe $55 for anything up to 6' and $10 per foot over that, but don't quote me. SIL paid for it so I wasn't involved, BUT he did say they give a 10% military discount. They take cash & plastic. Everyone was very friendly and I imagine we'll be back next year!

My family has a December tradition of going to breakfast then choosing a local tree nursery to…read morevisit and cut down a tree. This year we chose Prettyboy Run Farms. We arrived as they opened at 10 AM on a Saturday and I was shocked that no one was there yet. Thinking we were beating the crowd soon turned to realizing we were late. Several weeks late. All the people came at Thanksgiving and bought all the trees! So, we could not cut any and we could only buy what they had available, which they had gone to Pennsylvania and purchased then propped them up on their property to sell. And it was perfect! We picked out a nicely girthed tree and got free hot cocoa and a tractor ride for fun. The owners were super nice and the workers were great in bagging up our tree and loading it in the car for us. Super friendly people here. We'll come again next year. But, early! The owner gave us a tip about leaving the tree in the garage with water until we're ready to set it up. Great idea for next year.

This is truly a fine art gallery. The walls are lined with beautiful pieces! They specialize in…read moreFrench and Indian War period works. Their Christmas gallery show is one of my favorites.

PROS: This shop always has nice employees greeting me anytime I visit the area. They are always…read morewilling to help. Their merchandise is definitely Gettysburg related and they have good quality items to buy. CONS: It's tough to find parking in the area and the place is a little cramped. Also, some of the stuff is a little overpriced. OVERALL: Do not look past this gift shop, they are very good and you will easily find something here that you would like

Fist stop on my list in Gettysburg is get a postcard. I am so glad we stumbled upon this little…read moreshop. There are so many lovely items. Holiday, home decor, cards and more. We picked up a little hostess gift along with our post card. The gem of our visit is without doubt the 86yo cashier. Just a skoch hard of hearing, this lovely, active, octogenarian was a pleasure to speak with. As she checked us out we got into a wonderful conversation about travel and family. She has a great sense of humor and seriously, still working at 86. Go visit this amazing woman. Probably should check out the inventory while you are there too.