Wow! If you wanna see some crazy cool, rare stuff like artifacts, books, documents, etc, go check…read moreout B. Ashworth's at Provo Town Square. You'll probably have to make an appt. because he's not just a thrift store guy, this stuff is incredibly cool. Trust me on this one, better than a museum!

The store owner was great to work with, nice to go some place local and work with someone that has…read morebeen in the furniture business for so long.

Such a fun thrift store with great vintage items. Awesome customer service and really good prices!read more

super great store, if you follow them on insta you'll get in on all of the drops & customs. DO NOT…read morePASS THEM UP, great stuff. !!! 5/5

I'm grateful the owner saw my review, reached out, sent a shipping label, had my pearls re-strung…read moreagain and shipped them back. Thank you

Family owned and operated for 7 decades and it feels like it. Always smiling friendly people when…read moreyou walk in, and exceptional service. Just picked up an anniversary present for my wife there and have had several small watch things done. I just love the place and the people! I've found that with few exceptions most jewelry stores are pretty friendly, including the chain ones. Duke's stands out even from that. Very unique experience and highly recommended!

Well, you don't see this every day: An art gallery in a mall…read more The Provo Towne Centre mall generously donated one of their spaces (and quite an ample space) to ARTcetera, a display space showing off art for local students from the Provo City School District. They do a great job of putting in art from different age groups, from elementary schoolers to high school seniors. It's very dynamic and colorful with collages and paintings and I was surprising at the variety of styles ... quite sophisticated for high schoolers! There are also some cool educational displays, from How to Print a Linocut to murals. I was impressed by the mini exhibitions with bios of the artists. Heck, I was impressed by everything. From what I learned (via the director, James Rees), they are open to ideas and artists, so anyone and any group in the community may be showing their work at ARTcetera in the future. They also have art classes (many on Saturday, especially in the summer), so you may want to contact them for more information. When you add this to the Neighborhood Art Center, the mall is quite the place for the young and creative. It's a great addition to the mall. And to the community.

Located on the main drag through Santaquin, White Feather Rocks is easily missed if you aren't on…read morepaying attention. It's inside a small, one story building next to a multi-story apartment complex that makes it seem tiny by comparison. This place has a mix of everything for the rock and stone types. Shelves and cases lined with all things rock related. Wrapped stone necklaces in one case and loose cut stones in many of the others. You can also buy giant rocks which they sell by the pound. There's a section of crystals in a small room in the back. Didn't go in there because that's not my sort of thing. The west side of the building has wooden crates of cut slabs of all sorts of minerals. A lot of local Utah rocks in these crates. Underneath them are loose rocks of the same type and there are numerous bins of partially cut rocks. Along the wall are a bins of smaller slabs of specific things like Tiger's eye, petrified woods and poop, dinosaur bones and lots of smaller uncut stones for diy cutting. The shelving has slabs of some really nice stuff at average prices. Honeycomb, a ton of agates and lots of different obsidian slabs are hidden away in the drawer. The staff here are really nice and the older gentleman has a really good knowledge of the stone types. You can even catch him cutting and working on stones in the front of the store. Prices range from average to expensive and if it isn't marked be sure to ask. A lot of the jewelry is made in shop by the staff. Everything from the cutting and polishing, all the way up to the wrapping of stones for necklaces is done by staff. It's definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. They've even won "Best of" awards in Utah. The local gem and mineral society gave me a recommendation to stop here when I visited one of their big shows. A great recommendation!

My son had a ring that was stuck on his finger for months. Jim was willing to travel to him, to cut…read moreit off. That is great service!!

They dont call back return emails or answer phone. I have been waitng on help to return defective…read morepistol for a week now. GUN IS BRAND NEW! Poor communication.....

I own what I would call a pocket pistol, in .22 WMR. I find it to be exceptionally reliable and an…read moreexcellent weapon.

I'm always trying to support local, even if it means I pay a little more. In this industry…read moreespecially, I know that I could get something online for a fraction of the price I'll pay in person. But sometimes I don't know what I want, and it helps to see inventory in person. This store does carry a variety of toys, lingerie and novelty items-just what I was hoping. When I visited recently, I was greeted, but not offered assistance. The lady at the counter was having a conversation with a friend-I could tell she was fun and I'd love to talk to her, but didn't want to interrupt. When we went to the counter with our purchase, the friend left and the woman started chatting with us. She was cheerful and friendly and seemed to appreciate the business. If she had offered assistance when we got there, we likely would have bought more. There were a few items we were looking at and would have liked to understand how they worked, etc. But we didn't want to interrupt her, so bought just the one item. The shoe selection here is fabulous! There were several pair that I loved-they were relatively conservative for a store like this. I you're not looking for adult items, but want some amazing vintage style shoes, at least stop by for those!

I called to see if they had a particular item. They did but it was $40 more than what I could get…read moreit online for. I told her that and she snapped "well you don't support local, but you do you", then hung up. Kinda stupid response. Who would pay $40 more for something just because they are local?