Enjoyed a quick visit to the shop last week. Some of these older reviews really talk down about the…read moreservice. That wasn't my experience at all. My sister, who is an avid cross stitcher, enjoyed perusing the shelves and looking at threads and patterns. One of the things my sister was very excited to find was hand-dyed backing and a beautiful pattern for a stained glass window. When she couldn't find something she was looking for, she asked for help and received it. The ladies working there were a little quirky, but I think that's to be expected in a cross stitch shop. We also enjoyed meeting Romeo, the beagle. He was very calm and just enjoyed some sniffs and pets before letting us shop.

Cute little store with lots of new patterns as well as fabric, beads, and other notions. It was…read morenice seeing a different store than the one at home.

Nice store with a good selection, has lots of interesting games and expansion sets too…read more has cheap casino playing cards too which are fun

My family has an extensive boardgames collection. We are also big Dungeons and Dragons fans. I love…read morethat they carry a wide variety of games and that when my kids see something interesting online we can find it at Beyond the Board. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable. I highly recommend you visit and pick up a game you've never played, like Gloom which is a storytelling card game, or Concept which is a secret word game where you have a limited number of symbols to get people to guess, or better yet Mysterium which is sort of like Clue only there is a ghost giving you hints!

Dragon's Lair is the best game store in Columbus. They have the best selection of RPG items and my…read moreDungeons and Dragons group prefers to play there. It's often hard to book a table because they are so busy, but it's so worth it. Their space is clean, smells great, and their restrooms are super clean as well. They have some gachapon machines, blind boxes, and lots of dice to look at. They even sell cute plushies. The employees are very sweet but tend to leave you alone, which is honestly great for an introverted party.

Amazing store for TCG and D&D. Helpful workers, clean and organized store. Great selection of…read moreproducts. They always have a great dice selection which we love. Prices are pretty decent as well. Highly recommend.

Stopped in today after getting brunch at a near by spot and when I walked through the door…read moreimmediately the vibes were immaculate. The store owner greeted me in a friendly manner but also let me explore on my own with no pressure. This store has a beautiful collection of stones, tarot, candles, books, gifts, jewelry, you name it they have it. I will be coming back here for sure to buy more unique treasures!!

Terrible experience I would give a zero stars if I could I…read morewalked into an aggressive tone from the lady behind the counter. And immediately told I couldn't have my service dog in the shop. She needs to brush up on ADA , because she violated my rights !!!! I have never experienced this before from a crystal shop. As a reiki master I felt the negative energy inside instantly. I left immediately. I went a few blocks down the street to another store that welcomed me and I bought my sage and stuff and had I nice chat with the owner there. No problem. Stay away from this store !!!! Terrible customer service, and then some

This gallery consistently blows me away with their vibrant and varied exhibitions. Glass and…read moreceramic pieces are definitely my favorite and they are all represented here, but there is something for everyone. Tonight, for example, we attended a dinner and wine pairing to celebrate a precious gemstones artisan and it was exquisite. The pieces of jewelry had great range, unique design and depth. It was interesting to learn about her inspiration for the pieces, how she sources the stones/materials and the process to create them. There is validated parking in the rear, street parking and nearby garages in terms of parking. The gallery is amongst other galleries, bars, restaurants, and Goodale Park.

Walking into Sherrie Gallerie is like going through the looking glass - sort of. There's always a…read moremix of whimsical/sardonic/wicked work there; it's what draws people through the doors. One of my favorite shows possibly ever in Columbus just ended at Sherrie Gallerie. I walked past one day to see these horridly fascinating human heads. In no time, I was inside, standing face-to-face with the creatures and studying the precision and craftsmanship of their teeth and skin. The heads, created by 'ceramicist' Tom Bartel, were dually nightmarish and comical. I have since become a huge fan of his macabre style. That's the beauty of Sherrie Gallerie. Sherrie brings the best work to Columbus, and people leave the gallery with curiosity. Sherrie leaves you wanting more. It's fantastic! Another awesome show from mid-summer: Problems in Sailing by John Balistreri. Seriously people, if you're the least bit into ceramics, check this place out. Balistreri had these huge pieces in the windows. They looked like planes that had crashed into the gallery floor. Oh, and the most alluring show of them all was a couple years ago. Sherrie had crayon installations by Christian Faur. They were large scale, and the premise was similar to that of a Lite-Brite but with a tinge of Holocaust sadness. The Christian Faur show was my deciding factor; right then, I knew I needed to move to Columbus.

I had the pleasure of visiting this place a few weeks ago during Franklinton Fridays for artist…read moreLynn Hetherington's Freakshow opening exhibition. The outside of the building is painted with gorgeous mural artwork that I wish I had snapped a photo of! It's worth going even to see the outside. The exhibition itself was incredible and the performances by local circus artists was a great touch. I was extremely impressed by the amount of carnival-style decor that the staff was able to fit into the one room gallery, which also featured a corner bar serving some of your favorite fair food snacks to match the theme. Though the space is super small, the staff and curator clearly go above and beyond to make it a memorable experience to visit. I look forward to coming back in the future for another exhibition and to see what the space looks like in a different theme.

This is a small space! It looks like it'd be a nice size for an apartment or something…read more I came to visit for Franklinton Friday and it wasn't packed so there was ample room to move around. My friend had come months ago here for a rave. I can't imagine how packed it would be for something like that. Anyway, I did like it as a gallery. It's kind of a cool event space that they use for all kinds of things.

Kiddo and I are obsessed with beautiful rocks, crystals and gemstones. We fell in love with Rocks…read morewith Sass based on their exquisite Instagram feed - and now we know it's even more awesome in person! Shop by appointment only - but it's easy to book your shopping appointment online. It also means you'll likely have the gorgeous place to yourself. Imagine the prettiest, most unique and highest quality rocks, displayed in the most beautiful and serene environment - and you've got Rocks with Sass. They also have tarot cards, jewelry and many other gifts. It's like heaven on earth. If you love rocks and crystals, you've got to check it out!

I first discovered this super stunning shop on Yelp after a fellow Elite (Lara K.) left a glowing…read morereview. Of course, I then ran to Instagram to see even more photos and from that point on, I was sold. There are two types of businesses I tend to seek out on Yelp no matter where I am. Plant shops and crystal shops. Both are 100% my jam and I'm pleased to say that this shop is a hidden gem in every sense of the word... no pun intended but it's clear as day. It's tucked away a bit in a small corner of Westerville but it isn't hard to find. There's parking out front and they're currently only open Monday through Friday. The owner Amanda is so sweet and their space is truly a breath of fresh air. The vibrant colors just put off a feeling of happiness and I could honestly spend hours there. I'm kicking myself for not picking up a rainbow maker window cling but I did find several things I just had to get. A carnelian bracelet and a beautiful chunk of angel aura quartz. Out of all the cool crystal stores I've visited, this was the first time I laid my eyes on that type of quartz and I just had to make it mine. It's known to help with stress relief, balancing your chakras, and awakens empathy, enhances creativity, and more. I already had a giant tumbled carnelian stone but after learning it's supposed to bring love and prosperity to your life and I decided I needed to be able to bring this with me anywhere I go. I can't wait to get back there for a rainbow maker and I've already told all my friends about this place. I have to bring my niece here soon, she would die (in a good way).

My aunt had her own ceramic business in the 80s and I inherited a few pieces she made…read more Unfortunately, some of the Christmas trees lost their "ornaments" and I struggled to find the right replacements online or at any big-box craft stores. A friend suggested Adobi so I ventured out to see if they had what I needed. I opened the door and an entire display was right next to the door with everything I needed on it! I felt like I'd searched the world high and low for these bulbs and I was elated to see they're right here at a local shop. I browsed around and was also pleased to see they had plenty of other replacement parts if I'd ever need them for the electrical inner-workings of the ceramics I've inherited. The workers were kind and very knowledgeable, everybody was very COVID-compliant and I am sure I will be back.

I absolutely love this place and hope that it stays open for awhile longer! I've recently gotten…read moreinto ceramics and it's brought me a lot of joy. You can buy green ware and bisque and paint it then save your receipt and when you bring it back they will fire it in the kiln. I've made a tree, mushroom and I'm working on a snail currently.