Cute store that offers various crafting workshops. I attended the sea glass succulent workshop. The…read moreinstructor was extrenely informative (and suppprtive), she made sure everyone had material and constantly checked to ensure nothing was running low. She was available for questions throughout the entire workshop if needed. The pricing for attending the workshop was extremely reasonable. It was such a fun experience, I have already signed up for my next workshop!!!

I had never heard of this place before until my coworker reached out to try and plan a girls' night…read morethere. We signed up for the Blankets & Besties workshop, where you make a chunky blanket. You get to choose your color from a list and note it when you register on their website. It was $85 before tax and came with 5 skeins of yarn, with the option to add more (I think for an additional $15). I also put in the notes on my registration the names of my friends so that we could sit together. The workshop was at 6pm on a Friday and lasted about two hours. There was my group of three and three others, plus the owner/instructor Lauren. Her instructions were easy to follow, and she would jump in if we needed help. I made a few errors, and she was able to fix them for me. I ended up making my loops too loose on the outside and too tight on the inside, so my blanket came out a bit small. But I think it was decent for my first attempt. It's so soft. I keep it on my couch to use as a lap blanket. We all had a great time and would definitely come back to try other workshops. My coworker had tried one of the resin workshops and really liked it too.

My Bestie and I were looking for something fun and crafty to do and came along Candle Chemistry! We…read morehad no idea what to expect but this is definitely my new favorite girls night activity! The staff members were so kind and walked us through the whole process and helped with suggesting scents too! Who knew so many scents existed!? They have an entire wall full of candles to smell so you can craft your own custom candle. Once you select your scents you will pick out a jar then get to mixing your oils to craft the perfect candle smell! The candle was ready a few hours later and it smells so good!! Xo -BB

Such an amazing experience, and I can't wait to go back after my products run out!…read more I called ahead to see if this place required reservations, but they are walk‑in ONLY. I got there first thing in the morning with my mom and aunt to get started. We arrived on a Friday and parking was PACKED. We ended up finding a spot in a nearby lot, so if you have a certain time you want to arrive, make sure you factor in parking. Anyway, we made our way into the building, and a nice lady told us we could sit anywhere we wanted and gave us the rundown. You're able to make an array of items. We ended up making car fresheners, perfumes, lotions, and candles. You start off by picking your favorite scents and combinations. If you're anything like me and my mom, we are very indecisive, luckily they help you pick out scents and combinations they think you'll like. Seriously amazing staff! They were so patient with us to make sure we got the scent we loved. Overall, the process took about an hour, and depending on what you make, you'll have to come back after 3 -4 hours to pick up your items. When we came back around late noon, it was packed, so I definitely don't recommend coming at that time. Definitely go early in the morning or maybe a couple hours before they close. The prices weren't overly expensive at all. I can't remember the exact total, but I think I got around three items and only paid about $70. Either way, if I have more family coming in from out of town or just want a fun place to go with friends, I can definitely see myself coming back

Kerrie and Chris are truly exceptional to work with. They went above and beyond to complete a…read moreone-of-a-kind project for me on the spot, right when I needed it most. After visiting four other businesses that were unable to deliver--despite their claims--Kerrie and Chris not only accomplished the job, but did so with quality, kindness and genuine care. I highly recommend them for any project, even those that may seem impossible. They run an outstanding business built on integrity and skill, and working with them was an absolute pleasure. I only wish every experience could be as positive as the one I had with Kerrie and Chris. - Thank you, Mike

Fast efficient service. Could not have asked for a more pleasant experience…read more Got 9 weekender bags embroidered over the weekend. Kind and caring group, highly recommend!

Stumbled upon this place as me and my mom wanted to get matching permanent bracelets. This place is…read moreso cute and the owner was really nice! She was very helpful and was patient with us while we decided what we wanted. If you're looking for a place to get permanent jewelry, this small shop is the place to go!

Such a fun and cute shop. We got permanent jewelry when my sister in law and niece were in town…read moreand it was a great experience.

Hello Witches and Spiritual Practitioners! IF you are searching for herbals stuff, and magical…read moreitems. Check out a Mexican Yerberia in the valley. I saw on tiktok that they are a lot cheaper than some of those metaphysical shops. This place? It's not just a shop--it's a spiritual Costco for the magically inclined. The only thing missing are those huge boulders of crystals. LOL They've got shelves upon shelves of incense, sage bundles, palo santo, magical candles and Agua Florida in more flavors than a candlelight cocktail menu--seriously, I saw one for money, one for protection, one for just vibing better than your ex--and yes, I bought some! This shop might be small, but the magic is mighty. There's just one person running the whole place, and they've clearly made a pact with the spirits of multitasking and good vibes. Haha.

Such a nice, calm, cool store the second you walk in. I was impressed with the wall art and the…read moreinventory. They have a great selection for decent prices. Absolutely felt at peace here. Customer service with Anne (I believe) was spot on. She was there but let me explore on my own. Loved our conversation at the end. So excited for the sound bath that's coming up. Thanks again, I love my candle, bag and love incense.

I went here this weekend for a sound bath and it was also my first time here. I am someone who…read moreloves getting immersed in the sounds, particularly of the glass singing bowls. When arriving yesterday, I met Sarah first who is the sound bath practitioner. She was very nice and had great energy. I then met the owner who is also nice and has a calming energy. I also appreciated the samples of stress relief tea they have there. I also liked the personal touches in the store and thoughtfulness. For the sound bath experience, Sarah made mention of considerations for everyone there including being as quiet as possible. During the session some people didn't seem to listen to that and a cell phone dropped, there were chairs moving, etc. There were other external noises that made it difficult for me to be fully immersed. I felt my jaw clenching with each external sound made. I do appreciate the value and the experience. For me and my personal needs, I would need a very quiet environment to get fully immersed and relaxed. I didn't shop around but I saw a lot of unique items in the store that were beautiful and focused on wellness and energy. I recommend this store while also providing a predominantly transparent review of the sound bath experience. Sarah was wonderful and I did grab her card which I was glad was available after the session.

I was very impressed by this store. So many cool things to purchase! The store associate that…read morehelped me was great! I was buying a keychain and bracelet, but after the transaction was complete, she noticed my Marine Corps lanyard. She tells me that she should have given me a discount, but I protest since I don't usually expect a discount from privately owned shops. She gave me a second bracelet for free anyway! Thank you for the support and I'll definitely return.

When I initially saw the store and window display, I was excited and intrigued…read more Upon entering, however, I was sorely disappointed by the truck stop quality: tacky, cheaply made products with exorbitant prices. Half the Buddhas are broken, and even the gold paint is chipped on every single figurine. I can buy the same crystals at a metaphysical shop with better quality and less than what this store charges. The southeast Asian style clothing is cute, but also of mass produced quality with snagged and flimsy fabric. The merchandise is cute, but simply not worth the price when it will break before you even get it home. The customer service is completely nonexistent. The only thing this store has going for it is the clean display. Nothing about this place remotely represents the hippie movement of the 70s. Everything is based on Southeast Asian stereotypes, or marketed toward New Age fads. I love a good tarot deck, but I can shop for that in a metaphysical store. My advice: save your money and avoid the tourist trap.

I attended their 20th anniversary Mesa show for the first time last Saturday at noon, at the Mesa…read moreConvention Center. They have their shows every March and November on Saturday (from 9:30-5) and Sunday (11-4) at this location. They chose the Center because it's cheaper for the vendors and also for the large free parking. Admission was $7 at the door and $5 pre-paid (via online on their official website or from local scrapbooking stores) that covered the 2 days. Early birdies got in at 9, a half-hour before opening and were offered coffee or iced tea while in line. They do a drawing of first names and if your name was chosen, you got in for free with proof of your photo ID; for this show, the name drawn was "Janis" or "Janice". Interestingly, admission was free that day- thanks to the generosity who paid for our admission(!) So, that means I got in for free ;) I wonder about those who paid the $5 advance? Did they get their money back? Probably not ;) I'll just say here: "thank-you" :) They had 21 booths (which the organizer closed off afterwards to allow room for attendees to move around, plus the Center is not large enough to accompany that many vendors: fire rules set by the marshal) from all over the U.S. primarily selling their rubber/clear/vinyl cling stamps, as well as dies and other scrapbooking items- focusing on holiday/seasonal, animals, and fashion. There were demos, videos, and makes-n-takes. They had door prizes hourly throughout the day and 2 large gift baskets (worth over $350) at the end of the day for the lucky winners (I viewed the baskets and the winners would need a helping hand carrying the prizes to the vehicles ;) ). They also gave prize money for 2 winning cards made by using stamps. The ambiance was festive and warm, so a nice time was had. The Center's air conditioner was a bit too chill for some who ended up wearing a sweater walking around. I simply had long sleeves and shorts that suited me just fine ;) They also had a concession area on-site for a light lunch / snack and drink, with a big open room nearby with plenty of tables & chairs. I didn't eat/drink there so I won't be reviewing it. And, some of the vendors had a pail of free candies on their tables to give out ;) Barbara, the show's organizer since the beginning, was very professional in putting the show together and managing to get as many vendors to sign up; she sends postcards in the mail if you're on the mailing list. I appreciate all the efforts made to make that day happen, as I am a stamper myself and traveled down to downtown Mesa all the way from north central Phoenix area to support the industry. The Center was neat and clean and kept well-maintained throughout the day... As a stamp enthusiast or collector would know, purchasing stamps as a favorite hobby can get pricey, especially since the good stuff are online. So, it's nice to meet up with your favorite manufacturers at the Center and save some money on shipping, plus some offer early-bird and bulk discounts via their promo coupons on the show's official catalog. I appreciate that they stocked current and new lines, rather than using the show to unload old inventory and 'unwants'. Therefore, I arrived home a happy camper :)

I love these biannual events....so many new idea so much to see and to buy......so many new…read moreideas....and the joy of meeting old friends...and finding favorite vendors back again....but I had one big problem this year....I MISSED IT! ( I almost cried when i heard it was over) For some reason I didn't get a postcard this time, and traveling between Wisconsin and Arizona in fall was not an asset as I saw no ads for it. Now I need to wait until March... and Nov. to Mar. is a long time to wait when one is 82 yrs old...and time is at a limit. Pat M.W.