We had such a great time. We were able to ship our items to us. The sales person was so friendly…read moreand helpful. We had such a great time.

We had such a good time! Prices were fair, staff extremely friendly, and a large selection of…read moreprojects. We aren't local but we will come back next time we're in the area!

How do I love this store? Let me count the ways... 1…read more Amazing collections of fabric from all the designers we love-- from Riley Blake's throwback designs to Kaffe Fasset's bold and beautiful. 2. A plethora of blenders in every color imaginable! However you interpret Teal, PWP has a fabric to match your image of what Teal should look like. 3. Notions by the truckload, all the things. ALL! 4. Patterns from traditional piecing to EPP and everything in between for the beginner quilter to the showstopper. 5. Looking to make a holiday quilt? Hanukkah fabric to all the reds, whites and blues for a patriotic 4th of July All the holidays, all the fabrics, ALL THE FUN! 6. The staff are positively delightful, over the top helpful, and know the hundreds and hundreds and hundreds of bolts of fabric! And, you only want a fat quarter, yes they will! Just cut one! 7. We bought our long arm from PWP - the machine service is fast and thorough and the learning opportunities abound. 8. If it's inspiration you're looking for... this is your store! Samples deck the walls, the shelves, the end units, the welcoming entrance! 9. Embroidery extraordinaire! Hello Kimberbell! This is my next frontier. 10. And those cute sewing charms... the sale fabric, the cozy, quilty novels, the National Park collection -- did I mention the wonderful staff?

Big selection but went in and not one person in the hour I was there acknowledged me or asked if I…read moreneeded help.

Ok. it's true. I have a problem, I have a fabric problem. But! Fabric is so much fun! So many…read morethings to create, and all these fun fabrics available to use! I am staying near the Harrisonburg area for a few months, and lucky for me I brought my sewing machine! I have been working on a few sewing projects and was looking to find a few local fabric stores to check out. This is one of my favorites! It is located in something similar to a farmers market. The Shenandoah Heritage Market. They have a large selection of fabric, and many many prints I have never seen before. Prices are about average for this type of business. That is to say no coupons or major discounts like you might find at Joann's. Fabric prices range from about 8 - $12 a yard. However the quality is very good and the fabrics are beautiful! So if you're in the area stop in and check it out! Just might find something to get creative with!

At first, I had a little trouble finding this quilt shop, but that was due to my GPS directing me…read morethrough a roundabout back way. It is located in a building along with other specialty shops. They have a big variety of quality fabrics to chose for your next project. This store is well organized and has very knowledgeable sales staff. I wanted to buy a pattern for one of their display quilts. Unfortunately, they were sold out but the sales associate took the time to look on her computer and find me the name and designer, so I could purchase it online. She also gave me permission to take a picture of the quilt, which sometimes, other shops won't allow that. I found 2 quick and easy quilt kits to purchase that they had put together with their own patterns. I am from out of state, but would recommend that any quilter stop by. Local quilters are fortunate to have this resource.

We love mapping out antique shops and flea markets on our travels. We found this one and decided to…read morestop in. It was a large building with a few vendors outside. When we went inside, there was a lot to see. There are booths where different vendors sell their treasures. We didn't really see much that we were interested in unfortunately. That's pretty unusual for us. The staff also wasn't particularly friendly. No one said anything to us when we walked in and the desk is at the door. That's also unusual. I felt a little underwhelmed but hopefully a visit in will be more promising for someone else.

Great place for gift buying. Loads of handmade quilts, fabulous toy shop, great little cafe with…read morebreakfast sandwiches and nice kitchen shop

I came for one specific store, but there are several small shops inside that are worth checking…read moreout. There's a bookstore, homeware, florist, coffee shop, cookware, children clothing store and so much more in this building. I definitely recommend checking them out across both floors of this building.

Lisa, the owner, is amazing. So personable and as she puts it "a tea nerd"! A great array of teas…read moreand treats. The conversation is Stellar! We got two bubble teas,one strawberry milk tea with strawberry popping pearls and one passion fruit mango tea with passion fruit popping bubbles! Both were delicious and the bubbles were plentiful! A very colorful and eclectic store, attached in the room over, she sells homemade jewelry under the name MadGoose too! We will definitely be returning- thank you Lisa :) and make sure you give her sweet puppy a little head scratch!

My partner's energy level was waning in the afternoon after we visited the Luray Caverns. Seeking…read moreout coffee on a Sunday seemed to be a bust. Just off Main Street this tea shop was a shining beacon. The interior is well decorated and immaculately clean - if it weren't for the pandemic, this would be such a cozy spot to slowly sip a tea. Alas. We had a gunpowder chai and a genmai chai. They were time brewed to perfection by the kindly proprietress. And gave us JUST the caffeine kick we needed. We will definitely be back!

What a wonderful little shop. It transported me back to my childhood growing up in Pennsylvania and…read moreseeing the many holiday decorations and antiques I remember as a kid. We visited during the holiday period and they went all out with hot chocolate and hot apple cider along with a table packed with plenty of sweets and treats. There was also a lottery system where I could pick out a prize, where I selected a cute wooden snowman, and then moments later won a homemade cake! Beyond the antiques, they also offer locally-made bath products. We are Starbucks lovers in this household so I couldn't pass up the Starbucks bathbomb. It was perfect! And I also grabbed a homemade soup with a peppermint scent. What a great shop!

It's such a pleasure to find an antique store that sells antiques at a truly affordable price! Most…read moreof the booths are priced very reasonably and some were even offering 50% off sales when we were here. The gentlemen at the checkout were both friendly and wrapped our treasures with care. This place is small inside (smaller than it looks from the outside as only a portion is actually used for sales) but it had a lot of nice treasures to look at, really something for everyone. Trains, books, clothes, decor, records, knick knacks....... Give yourself 45 minutes to really look around, you won't be sorry.

Right on Main Street in beautiful Luray, Virginia, this local gallery is packed to the gills with…read moreart! From floor to top of wall, one is greeted by loads of art by both local, regional, and national artists. My top picks here include some very cool pottery by artist Cathie Miranda and some excellent if somewhat subdued palette work by talented painters Matthew McFarren & KC Werner: gorgeous landscapes! Most highly recommended! Support your local art galleries when you visit anywhere, and this is a good one!

Gary Grant's artwork and the gallery he manages is a must-see spot in Luray. I've greatly enjoyed…read moremy several visits there. Right around the corner from the huge outdoor mural he painted a few years ago, his gallery showcases his own unique paintings as well as other local artists. His work is simultaneously realistic and whimsical, mixing rural life with his active imagination-- and the results are eye-catching.