We have made purchases at Witts every year for 15 years. They have the best selection of good…read moresized, healthy perennials. Knowledgeable and helpful. Hard to find better.

Witt's Perennial Nursery is always an ordered place of new discoveries. There are 4 or 5…read moregreenhouses, with a field of mums in the fall. In the spring, they have all the perennials we love and always some new finds. The owners are knowledgeable and helpful.

Great selection of high quality outdoor furniture. This is our second purchase - our first set is 6…read moreyears old and looks like new.

The owners do not care about your safety, wearing masks is a "crock of crap". Ok then, avoid at all…read morecosts. Also their gazebos leak.

All employees have knowledge of the store and are very helpful and kind. Been in a few times and…read morewas helped and satisfied every time.

As a long time knitter, I appreciate this store's diverse collection of yarns of different…read morematerials, textures and colors sourced from all regions around the world. These specialty stores are a rare find especially in high real estate areas like NYC where I live. The high quality yarns at Kathy's are expensive, but the bargain table of end yarns is a delightful way to explore new materials before committing to bigger projects. The store also offers courses and programs which is a great way to socialize and connect with the community through a common interest in fiber arts. I will frequent this store in my travels through Western, PA and encourage others to check out the rich history and quaint stores in Ligonier.

This is a real gem of a LYS. Tucked into a beautiful street of shops, this store looks small from…read moreoutside, but is loaded with beautiful items, well displayed and set up well. The owner and her husband were so nice, helpful, but also content to let me browse for a long time. I left with a bag full of gorgeous yarn!

Last of a dying breed, this toy shop has camped out in an old victorian house near the center of…read moreLigonier. The selection is specialized and diverse. Good selection of small/board games, just a star off for raised prices.

I find that antique shopping can open up a window into the past in a way that stories alone can't…read more When I walk into this location, I can't help but think about life before the present. I've been coming here for years. After I moved away to Las Vegas, I was introduced to antiques that were actually made while I was still alive. I don't think that counts (just yet). Yet I always enjoyed coming back to this place to see items that pre-date myself! The first floor has a myriad of items - from gorgeous dish sets, jewelry, dolls, books, and unique furniture items.. The second floor has a few structural things, bedding, etc. There is even a back room that houses some interesting outfits for the person who likes to wear the past. The building itself is unique. It is a unique stage for the antiques within. Every time I am here, I end up walking out with something new that I didn't know that I even wanted. You might not enjoy it as much as I do, but for me, this is my favorite place to walk into the past.

This store was very easy to find even if one isn't familiar with the area. It's in the Georgian…read morePlace shopping outlet mall. I was participating in a quilt hop and had the opportunity to stop here. This was one of my favorite places as they had a lot of completed projects on display. It is a bright, well lit store that shows the items to their best advantage. There was a demonstration for sewing a fabric Christmas Tree. The salesperson was very patient explaining and answering questions. I was able to find a special rotary cutter that I wanted at a decent price. The fabrics are high quality and plenty of varieties; as civil war fabrics, batiks, flannels, etc. Any quilter would like to shop here

excellent store, large fabric selections, carry many designer collection. staff incredibly friendly…read moreand helpful!!

1758 is a "fair trade" store that's affiliated with Ten Thousand Villages. Everything in the store…read morewas created by artisans from developing countries with some items being hand-made in the US. Along the items when I visited were jewelry, clothes, candle holders, lip gloss, spices, and greeting cards. Every item tells you where it was made with many telling the story of the makers. I love the idea of Fair Trade, but I also love being able to buy or gift something that's unique and not available in every Walmart in America. I would suggest stopping by this store if you ever need that perfect gift.