Over the past 15 years I have bought several items at the Center for the Arts. Paintings, jewelry,…read morea few hand thrown comical coffee cups, hand painted greeting cards. I get to feel the righteous glow of supporting local artists through a non-profit cooperative store. Be aware that as I write this the Yelp page, January 2, 2022, it still shows the gallery on Plaza street. The gallery moved to 334 Center street in mid-2021. The new space is larger, more brilliantly lighted and airy feeling. A fun place to leisurely browse.

A hidden gem indeed! Great space, unique art and photography. There's a nice size parking lot ~…read morescore! Our docent Chris explained what this place has to offer and suggested we check out the calendar of events. She also mentioned they do a neat Holiday bazaar, where numerous vendors make exclusive items for the holiday season. Great gift ideas, one-stop shopping! It reminds of Yelp's nifty under fifty holiday pop-up in the East Bay. I have another place to go shopping for holiday gifts and this time in the North Bay, as if I needed another reason to come up to Healdsburg HA! Highly recommended if you're wine tasting in the area or having brunch, cheers!

A family resource center whose mission is to bridge the racial and cultural divide in Healdsburg…read more Corazón offers programs to improve health and well-being for all who live and work in Healdsburg through innovative partnerships and community driven programming. Working with youth and their families, Corazón aims to break cycles of poverty and improve quality of life for those we serve. I visited the center for a training and was impressed by the warmth of the space and the breadth of programming available to community members.

Me and my son are fire evacuees in the Larkfield wikiup area. Just like everybody else he was…read moreevacuated. I waited in line for a total of 7 hours at the Healdsburg community center to get rental assistance only to find out that they don't want to help anybody from the Larkfield wikiup area or Santa Rosa. Apparently we're less important and apparently our evacuation was not as intense as everyone else's. Frankly I feel like this organization dangled a carrot in front of me and completely let me down. You should be absolutely ashamed of yourself. If you can't help everybody that was evacuated you should not offer your services to anybody.

I find incredible deals and great items that I need ie furniture, tools, tile, and fixtures. And a…read moresenior discount

I went here in hopes of finding some gently used furniture for my new home. Most of the couches…read morelooked dirty and stained-- it looked no better than what you'd find at goodwill. I was also hoping to find a nice bathroom vanity but all of them were very dated and had no sink tops. I did see a good amount of hanging lighting (chandeliers & pendant lights), bookshelves and hutches that seemed decent. I would not suggest buying anything with fabric (such as a couch or armchair) here.

Very attentive & caring teachers, and a great environment for our son to grow up in. He also has…read morerarely gotten sick, compared to another daycare we went to elsewhere where he was sick all the time.

Little Lambs Preschool is such a loving environment for my son. He has flourished academically and…read morewith his social/emotional development. They have strong Christian values, which I really appreciate, and they truly help each individual child with their needs. I can't think of a better place to place my child for the day. They have excellent staff and their facilities are newly renovated.

I am not going to dock this company for their food because their company is about getting people…read morehelp, not being a restaurant. They showed up at the Fall Fest and their chili was a bit bland, not even salt in there. They did however have a bottle of the best Saracha sauce that i have ever tasted which mad the meal very tasty. Along with that they had big chunks of perfectly cooked stake in their.

Food for thought used to be a place of safety and kindness, but now that all of the food fairies…read morehave left and been replaced by mainly paid only staff the love is gone. They have almost nothing for selections and the staff is cold. I miss the days when the food fairies ran this place. There was a lot of love and they always went the extra mile.

Since, as a patron, I unfortunately can't directly respond to the 3 star "anti woke" review by Erin…read moreK, i'll be leaving a response to her review here and just hoping her twitter fingers find it to read: ERIN: Frequent shopper here, and I have to say, your review reads more like a political scorecard than a take on the actual store. Basing a low rating on a snippet of conversation you disagreed with seems a bit off-base and more than a little judgemental, no? Especially when you noted the warm greeting and polite exit. Thrift stores are about community and reuse, not ideological purity tests. The Ark is clean, welcoming, and packed with affordable goodies--who cares if the chit-chat behind the counter doesn't match your specific worldview? If we started judging businesses solely on overheard opinions, we'd all be shopping in echo chambers. Props to the polite team; they've earned my repeat business for the deals, not the discourse.

Good honest kind people to deal with. I needed something…read moretaken away right now and that's what they did. You will be glad you picked them.