They have every thing one might need. The store is vast. I hadn't been there in a while and I was…read morequite surprise. ; )

These folks have never failed to come up with solutions to my project problems. They stock enough…read moretypes of burlap to provide thought-provoking choices for the trunk of my 1938 Ford, and my penchant for hand made Christmas presents is satisfied every time. Fair prices and they are open 11 hours a day, 6 days a week. Ya gotta try 'em!

First they have a super friendly, helpful, and patient staff member. Second, they have fabulous…read morefabric, embroidery kits, and patterns. I bought a Hawaiian shirt type rayon remnant, yardage of the Windom Indigo Flower Field Jersey Knit Cotton, the pattern of the month, the Casmerette Concord tee-shirt (which was on sale), a length of Modern Retro barkcloth, two bag pattens, and my daughter got some cute stickers. Even though Seams is about an hour drive, I will be back when I am finished with these projects.

Lots of things to see lots of different things to do. A great place I would recommend it to anyone.read more

This place is absolutely huge and it's a pretty fun treat to walk-through. There are easily…read morethousands of crystals and minerals like all around and on display. But that's the key, on display. Probably 80% of all of the crystals that are for sale are behind lock and key - very unusual for a rock shop. The place feels a lot more like a museum that it does a rock shop. With everything under lock and key not only do I not feel unwelcome and as if the owner can't trust anybody, but I can't look at any pieces from different angles, see how much they weigh, or even compare them to nearby pieces. It feels like a Walgreens where I have to call an associate over every single time I want to get some soap or something. It puts a huge damper on the experience. They try to make the place immersive with some mining decorations and this little dinosaur pit, but I find them absolutely annoying. One section of the shop constantly has this high-pitched sound of someone using a pickaxe against the stone wall on speaker. It's cool, a little immersive at first, but I found myself getting a headache after about five minutes. There's another section of the store that I've never really visited, because I have to cover my ears when I walk through there. They have the loudest, and I mean, the absolutely loudest, most shrill sounding bird sounds playing from their prehistoric dinosaur section you could possibly imagine. You can hear it from across the store. My noise canceling headphones don't cut it. They are crazy loud, and they've been that same exact volume the previous three times I had visited. The only crystals that are not under lock and key are ones that are incredibly common or artificial; think, Jasper, tumbled glass, and obsidian. A good majority of the pieces under lock and key are actually quartzes, agates, and other silicates. There honestly isn't a lot of diversity here. I think they can do a lot better since they are boasting they are Michigan's largest rock shop. TL; DR: it's a nice place, but I don't think the owner can decide if they want this place to be a museum or a rock shop.

Such great kind and knowledgeable owners -- and staff! I came in with so many technical questions…read more(I'm a beginner) and they helped me every step of the way! I left there feeling very confident and have already finished a few lovely projects! I couldn't have done it with out them! I'm so glad they are apart of our community and hope they stay for a VERY long time!! I would also like to mention they have a great selection of different kinds of yarn! The pricing is very reasonable!!

These are very knowledgeable owners and very helpful. I love this store and glad that Allegan has…read morea new yarn shop. WE have missed RB Huff Store. Stop in and see them.

Always love to stop by Boomerang's to browse. They have a large selection of gently used…read morefurniture, glass wear, pictures, and other types of home furnishings. A lot of it is designer brands so the prices may seem high. But everything in the store is of excellent quality. Every time I pop in, I find something unique that I can't live without.

Superb in every way. Varietals and combinations you're not gonna see elsewhere. Priced have gone up…read morebut so has everything else --still very fair. Karen and her family keep this place humming like a top. The employees are knowledgeable and helpful. Five stars, best in show.

We love everything about this place: -Unique selection of…read moreperennials, shrubs, decor and annuals -High quality of all product -Plants always look very well taken care off as the season progresses -Knowledge of plants by staff -Friendliness of all staff, including seasonal staff -Greenhouse is very well organized with all items well displayed in an attractive manner -

My favorite candle store in town. Smells great, lots of nice choices and a fun class to make your…read moreown candles.

What a cute little store! Don't let the name fool you, there are more than candles to be had here…read more This is a treasure trove of trendiness. Little planters, trinkets and posters are just a few of the purchasable goods found here. Obviously, they have a ton of candles with incredible scents, but you can also make your own with a candle-making workshop! This shop is worth a stop!

Went here during an art hop event and found this gem. Learned about what they do in here and it is…read moretruly amazing. My friend purchased a painting from there and she talked to one of the painters. I didn't have a chance to talk to any of the painters but I'd love to go again during normal business hours and explore some more. This is a definitely a place worth checking out. Even if you aren't into art and crafts, pls be sure to stop by and learn what they do. You will appreciate it.

This art gallery, studio and retail store was previously in Park Trades Center but has expanded to…read morea larger space on the Kalamazoo Mall/S. Burdick St., and is such an awesome addition to our community. MRC's mission is to encourage and support individuals living with a disability, and through their artWorks branch they do so by mentoring artistic abilities and providing the opportunity to participate in art hops, develop customer skills and earn commissions from artwork sales. We were fortunate that when we purchased a triptych of floral paintings at MRC, the artist who painted our pieces happened to be on hand that evening. She was over the moon delighted to have sold three of her pieces, and the beaming smile on her face is mirrored by my own each time I look at them on my wall. This is always a very busy stop on the Art Hop circuit and it's a joy to interact with the artists.