A great gift shop to look through- they have it decorated for the season currently which was fun to…read moresee all the fall and Halloween items. The store smells great too!

Another upscale quaint shop selling all kinds of items that are unique yet you may recognize some…read morebrand labels. For instance, I found some "Melissa & Doug" toys and ended up buying one for an upcoming birthday present. It was a rug with a race track laid out on it and it came with four race cars. We have two family members currently into gnomes and this shop had a lot of variety in the gnome department. One we purchased was a girl gnome because it had pigtails. I had not seen that before. Another we purchased was a "soft" gnome. Both will be gifts when we get back home.

Tucked away in the back of the Heritage Mall Shoppes on Van Buren (east side), Angry Robot has lots…read moreof pop culture related items for sale. Comic themes? Sci-fi themes? How about caps and shirts, license plates and socks? Yes to all of these things. The space is small but has plenty of room to move around. I found some Game of Thrones items that caught my eye for a Christmas stocking stuffer. Friendly staff who could carry on a conversation as well as ring up the order. Fun place to check out! Review #3232

Small little shop with a little bit of everything for a casual geek. As an out of stater I was…read morelooking for a cute pop culture store to find toys and comics and whatnot. There was a small section of comic books mostly filled with marvel and DC book, though there was some indie stuff mixed in. I ended up only buying an Angry Robot tshirt since I was on the hunt for a cute Indiana shirt. Definitely recommend stopping by for a perusal.

A very odd little shop. There's some steampunk, skulls, locally made candles, framed art, and…read morejewelry. The woman working (possible owner) has signs all over saying no photos. I didn't see it, took a photo, and she called me out about it. Recommendation: ma'am, this does not appear to be your own local art so I don't understand why you wouldn't want photos. Not quite yelling but not being friendly about telling me to not take photos is NOT the way to inspire folks to stick around. We are in the social media and yelp age - photos are good.

The best store in Nashville! They have a very eclectic selection of things…read more Steam Punk, Day of the Dead, Harry Potter and Edgar Allen Poe related stuff. We always go there and love the 2 sisters that are so nice! As far as the No Photo policy, many of the stores in Nashville enforce this policy. It's very common for artists to request that photos are not taken of their original artwork. A must visit store!!

This store is a locally made crafts store. They have about 30 local craft makers who sell their…read moreproducts in this store and they have all been displayed in the store along with the information of the local craft makers. The store is located in Brown county Nashville, Indiana and it is a store for kid friendly and adult friendly. The customer service is amazing. They explain what the products are. They tell you where the local craft makers are and the product is slightly on the higher price range. I highly recommend this place.

You won't believe the adorable treasures you'll discover here! It's definitely a place we love to…read morevisit whenever we're in the neighborhood. The wonderful artists run this spot, and their collection is always delightfully unique. We really enjoy supporting them because you can truly see the love and effort that goes into each piece. They have a great mix of functional items and beautiful decor, and I was especially excited to see a new artist showcasing some beautiful needle felting!

I've been inside this building many times over the years. The latest business, Madeline's, seems…read moreto have found a nice mix of items to include. I found lots of items for decorating the home including lots of seasonal items (Christmas in October!) There were quilts and cushions, pottery, stuffed items, and lots of towels, usually with some clever wording on them. This is another of those Nashville businesses that doesn't allow photos inside (although I only saw it posted in one side room.) Seems like they would either post it at the front door or allow photos. I don't understand why they lose the opportunity for free advertising on social media. After all, a picture is worth a thousand words! Review #3239

A potpourri of items from purses to pillows. The place settings were adorable. They use every inch…read moreof space which can make it difficult to maneuver with a crowd. Definitely not manageable with walker or lots of bags so leave the bags in the car and note the limited access if a concern. Prices ran a little high for items which felt more mainstream but fair for the more unique pieces.

This now-closed store had amazing, rare classic blown glass Christmas ornaments and tabletop center…read morepieces from around the world. The store was small and unassuming, but my family loved shopping there in the Fall to grab some interesting and festive items for the upcoming holidays. Sad to see it close (along with adjacent shops) to be replaced by a 2-story restaurant owned by an out-of-state firm

For as long as I can remember shopping in Nashville, IN, the Lawrence Family Glass Blowers has been…read morea place to stop and see the latest items they have created. They have some especially unique items if you are one who decorates for the holidays, have a special event coming up, or collect themed items. I have purchased gifts here in the past and the quality has been very good. Note 1: There are signs posted inside the shop (should be posted outside too) that you are not allowed to take photos in the shop. That doesn't make sense to me as the business is missing out on free advertising. And if someone does make a purchase, they will post it anyway. Note 2: I didn't talk with the staff but heard from two other people that this building is for sale and the shops are being told they need to vacate. The building isn't listed as part of the big auction at the end of Oct '19, so I am not sure if the rumors are true. I hope that the businesses are treated fairly, especially one that is so well integrated as part of the Nashville experience. Review #3237

Charming store with beautiful glass ornaments, vases, trinkets, etc. Hand blown glass is a lost art…read moreand these artists are phenomenal. Between the two locations, you can find one of the glass makers hard at work. Our kids love to watch while we shop. Every time we are in Nashville, this shop is a must. Simply beautiful.

New favorite ship in brown county. The plants look loved, I bought 4, and the lady working was…read moredelightful. I already can't wait for them to get their next shipment so I can go back!

What a fantastic shop. We stopped in to pick something up for a grave site and they did a beautiful…read morejob off the cuff. Thank you. We could not as for anything better.

The name of this place really intrigued me, so I had to stop in! Upon entering I was amazed by all…read morethe beautiful plants. They had a lot of cool stuff to look at and houseplants I'd never seen before. The woman working that day was very helpful and knowledgeable of plants. The shop sold soaps, salves, oils, and more. I decided to buy two houseplants - a rattlesnake and pilea. Hopefully I can keep them alive for many years!

Very nice product . Skin food and mist was great ! Scents are nice . Small spot but loaded with…read morequality

Everyone was telling me to get a volant at The Olde Bartley House. For those who don't know, a…read morevolant is the specialty sweet here: It's a laminated (layered) donut, similar to a cronut. They offer them in several flavors, but apparently, the one to get is the Abe Martin Apple, which is stuffed with apple pie filling and topped with streusel. You don't have to tell me more than once to order a donut. In fact, I'm probably already eating a donut as you're recommending a donut, because I love donuts so much! This donut (volant) was great, but I feel like it's a whole other beast. It's more like a pastry than a donut. A delicious pastry, though -- don't get it twisted. And so unique! I think if you visit Brown County, you need to make your way to The Olde Bartley House to try a volant. The Olde Bartley House is also a coffee shop, so it has coffee in all its permutations. I opted not for a coffee drink, but for a Moonshiner: a sparkling energy drink. I chose the Tangerine Dream, which tasted like a melted orange creamsicle! I was hoping that it would wake me up, because I was seriously dragging, and it really did give me a little pep in my step. When I visited, there were plenty of tables at which to sit, and the space was calm and relaxing. I saw a couple of people working at laptops. I hung out in the dining room for a bit, enjoying the music they were playing over the speakers while I ate my volant and drank my melted orange creamsicle-like energy drink. (They were playing some good music, which is always nice.)

I absolutely loved this spot, and I think it was my favorite place for coffee and breakfast. The…read moreOlde Bartley House is charming; and the staff were so friendly!! These donuts are beautiful and delicious, and they had so many interesting flavors. They also have a wide range of coffee and flavors too. If you like specialty lattes, this is the spot in Nashville.