A magical place! I've found at least one treasure in my numerous visits over the decades, and I…read moredon't ever set foot in Saginaw without stopping in (although these days I almost never set foot in Saginaw either way). The owner is a timeless beauty -- she seriously doesn't age -- and offers the pinnacle of customer service. She really curates a delightful selection of only the best in wardrobe staples that never go out of style, cool vintage looks, a few modern pieces and fabulash accessories. Love, love, love this place!

Mary's moved to Columbus in Bay City with her Glad Rags. She has such an open, warm and airy…read moreatmosphere in which to spend hours treasure hunting through her gently worn pieces of "wearable art". Don't miss the designer choices in the lower level. Going to Glad Rags can be like shopping with your best friend in each other's closets. Mary excels in putting together just the right pieces for me to create a special look for any occasion.

counter culture is one of the best venues in Saginaw Cj and Ben are kick ass business men and run…read morethat place almost flawlessly #supportyourscene

From the owner: Counter Culture is a Saginaw based Art Gallery and Music Venue, registered as a non-profit in the…read moreState of Michigan. With an emphasis on every area in the Humanities, Counter Culture serves as an Art Collective and social hub. It gives people from every walk of life a chance to mingle and participate in building and fortifying a healthy culture. A novice may grace the same stage that a veteran professional controlled only a week early. This gives the community the chance to see how it is done and to cut their teeth giving it a shot. Counter Culture specializes in art receptions and music events, but it doesn't end there. Any member of the community may propose an event and work to see it achieved. Writing workshops, social demonstrations, seminars, lectures, yoga, community bike rides, urban planning and so much more, start within the walls of Counter Culture. This is real world application of what is usually only found inside intellectual or academic circles.

I approached this small museum with no real expectations. I left pleased and perplexed…read more Some of the labeling could be improved. For example, a small 15th century Italian bust of Saint Veronica of Binasco is not identified as a reliquary. (A reliquary is a container for the purported or actual physical remains of saints, such as bones.) Leaving out that small detail is a big deal. A Jordan Valley Glassworks chandelier titled 'Calypso Reef' owes way too much to the ouevre of Dale Chihuly. It could almost be considered a copy. There are a surprising number of John Rogers 19th century plaster genre sculptures. The kitschy Hummel or Lladro figurines of their day, they were incredibly popular. Most museums put these off in a corner somewhere; here, they have pride of place in very nice hallway gallery. Quibbles aside, this little museum is a very cozy environment to meander about. There are two interesting Corot landscapes, a soothing 8th century Chinese stele of a Buddha, a sculpture of Psyche and Eros has them smack in the middle of an intense kiss and they'll probably be getting a room soon, Nell Witters two etchings of trees are beautifully delicate, and a temporary exhibition of automotive art features some skillfully-executed images. One work made the entire visit worthwhile: Warren Sheppard's 1904 painting titled 'The Trackless Sea.' Simply, ocean waves fill the lower half of the canvas; an orange sky with a small sun in the distance fills the top half. It's stunningly realistic and a photo just doesn't capture how seriously good this painting is. Stare at this every day and it's an instant stress reliever.

Beautiful Saturday afternoon to stroll through the garden and check out the geese and wildlife…read more Not a long stop but worth pulling in for half an hour or so

I had a very lovely experience at the Japanese Cultural Center and Tea House. We went on the 2nd…read moreSaturday of the month for the Traditional Tea Ceremony that they offer... totally worth it! I love history and tea and snacks, so it was a perfect way to spend the afternoon. The women were extremely kind and informative and willing to answer any questions that arose. I learned a lot and now want tatami maps (and let's face it, a tea house) of my own. Unfortunately we went during the winter so there wasn't much of a garden to speak of, but the ceremony and getting to see the tea house in my mind were well worth the trip.

Such a cute museum Huge variety of history…read more Clean Well kept Staff were friendly and helpful- knowledgeable as well Highly recommended Along with a stop into the library next door Beautiful place

Very affordable and a great gem! Loved the museum. Lots to enjoy and very informational.read more

I am 18 years of age and don't remember a lot from my childhood but one I do remember is loving the…read morechildren's museum. I really wanted to celebrate my 18th there because i knew it would bring back happy memorie. but didn't want it to be weird at my grown age. One day I hope to go back and play in that water table. I would truly do anything to be a kid and play there. I hope I get married there. nothing would bring me more joy.

Wonderful place to play! Took my granddaughter to play when she was in Michigan visiting. It was…read morefun to watch her experience everything. The staff was friendly and helpful. There were a few items that needed some updating and repair like the noses for the eyeglasses, the heart area, and the wooden cars and racetrack. Other than that there was still a wide variety of things for kiddos of all ages to do. Large open areas that promote running around and a huge lazy river, water table to play in. A very inexpensive way to spend a few hours!

I recently attended a private event at the studio. Kelly, David, and the staff were amazing! They…read moreprovided as much support and guidance as each participant needed (several were regulars, but many were new). The staff made sure everyone's projects looked amazing. Additionally, when I realized that I had forgotten something at the studio, Kelly dropped everything to help me locate it and made arrangements for me to pick it up. This act of kindness demonstrates the kind of person that she is. This is definitely a business that I will continue to support!

Board and Brush is a creative arts studio in Saginaw where you can make one of a kind personalized…read moresigns, decorative boxes, doormats and more! This is the perfect place for a girls night out, team building event or even a date night. The owners, Kelly and David Eddy are wonderful people and every workshop is more fun then the last! Check it out today!