I had numerous military patches sewn on a jacket and the work was extremely professional. The…read morejacket lining had to be opened and reinstalled, once the patches were sewn in place. The jacket looked factory new, after the work was completed. I highly recommend this alterations shop!

I've used Kim a number of times since moving to Tallahassee a few years ago…read more A friend of mine who is a long time Tallahassee resident recommended her to me and gave her high marks. I've not been disappointed. She's done wonderful work on my alterations, everything from lady's suit jackets to dresses and skirts and pants. She's very smart and quick to figure out the best way to handle a fitting issue and the results are always just perfect. Turnaround time is very reasonable, and if she needs a day or two extra, she is conscientious about informing me. The talented seamstress I used in Palm Beach County spoiled me for top service. I've been so happy to find someone equally talented here in Tallahassee. In addition to her sewing skills and professionalism, Kim is a very likeable and pleasant person and has an impeccably organized and attractive shop.

Small and decent inventory; however, as I entered the "forbidden" zone, I was told I had to pay a…read morefee to look at fabrics. I am ASID, I happened to be here and was looking for a client, and myself. Her tone was acrid and after I pick up these textiles I will not be back. Such a shame as we have so much to do in our home here in Tallahasse and at the beach. Back to ADAC...

We have had our cushions recovered for our outdoor furniture and Patsy helped us select a great…read morepattern and followed up to be sure the installer did a good job! We always love going in to her store!

I like making art and getting creative, but as an adult, it can be hard to make the time to get…read moreartsy, so attending a yelp event here was just what the doctor ordered! Anna, the owner, hosted the event with a super encouraging touch. She introduced us to the word of alcohol ink pouring, which is something I've never tried before. This form of art being foreign to me made me a little nervous to mess up my blank canvas, but Anna assured us that not only can you clean your tile and restart if you don't like what you did, but there are no rules when it comes to art. She walked around and helped when needed, speaking kind words about each persons talents. She is extraordinarily hands on, present, and kind. She's just the sort of art teacher we all should want! As for the alcohol pouring itself: so, so fun. As I said, it's super forgiving and there are no rules. I ended up making three myself, and honestly, I probably could have made more with more time because of how addicting it is to watch the colors spread and blend and morph. She had endless supplies in the forms of paints, pens, stamps, and even gold flakes to take your art to the next level. The store itself is super cool. It should be no surprise that there is art everywhere, but the skill that each piece possesses is astounding! My personal favorites are the black and white airbrush works in the front of the shop behind the counter: absolutely beautiful! The shop has plenty of cool knick knacks: beads, books, dog collars, shirts, etc. You can find the coolest things! Once you continue through the shop, you'll find a fun outside area. The best part of this area is the large bubble wands. I don't care how old you are, everyone loves bubbles. There is no greater joy than making a giant bubble and watching it fly away. 10/10 would recommend you visit the bubble making station when you go! I made sure to grab a card before leaving because they offer a lot of different classes that I want to try! The class I found most intriguing is the "Art to burn & Vision boards" class. In this class you get to burn what you wish to leave behind and forget, and then make a vision board of your intentions, goals, or positive affirmations; pretty much whatever you need to provide that therapeutic release. She also hosts birthday parties, tie-die parties, and so much more. I'm very interested in going back and trying another class!

A fun, welcoming space to get creative!…read more It has been a long time since I have done an art project. I'm talking over a decade. So I was nervous at first to sign up for an adult art class at Feeling Art, hoping I didn't make a fool of myself. But I shouldn't have been worried at all! Anna is so kind and welcoming, happy to help with any questions and walk you through the processes for each project. We did the "Fun with Cement" class recently, adding a little alcohol ink pouring at the end, and absolutely loved it! It was such a unique experience with a unique art form, pouring cement and decorating our creations with SO MUCH GLITTER! And with the small group atmosphere, you get one-on-one time to learn about the art form and how to do it properly while still having the opportunity to add your own creative touch. I also got to try the alcohol ink pour and make a drink coaster. It's most similar to a paint pour process, but, if you don't like it or make a mistake, you can simply wipe the "canvas" clean and start over! Overall, I would highly recommend signing up for a class at Feeling Art or doing a private party (they're flexible and all you have to do is ask). So get out there and be creative!

I love this local business. Winnie and her family have become my go to for clothing and shoe…read morerepairs. Having a good seamstress/tailor is very underrated. Today I needed a pair of pants hemmed up. I got them and I knew they were a little long so I had them taken up an inch. Winnie hemmed them up perfectly. She can always fix clothing, no matter how damaged it is. She is a cash only business so keep that in mind.

I brought in a pair of jeans that were about 2 sizes too big and they did such an amazing job at…read moretailoring them for me. you would not even be able to notice that i had them taken in

When I tried to book an appointment online for a one on one class, there was no availability for…read morethe day and timeframe I wanted. However, I put our name on the waitlist. Lo and behold, in addition to receiving an email and text, I was called personally to find out if I still wanted to come - and Yes! My daughter and I had such a wonderful time. We were warmly greeted the moment we stepped through the door. Neither of us are that "artsy" but we wanted to try something a bit different. Our instructor, Sarah, was amazing - and so very patient with us! We are proud of our creations and can't wait to see the finished product after they have been glazed. I definitely recommend this place. There is something quite therapeutic about shaping a piece of clay into something beautiful!

I've committed myself to trying new things and exploring potential new hobbies, and pottery was one…read moreof those things. The owner assisted me during my initial class and was extremely helpful, patient, and great at guiding me through the process. She's created a relaxing and welcoming environment that I highly recommend. My initial piece was a bowl that I returned to paint and have glazed, then picked it up for keepsake. I will definitely return for more sessions in hopes of developing a crafty hobby.

Staff was great. I returned a couple of items and as I was at the register he asked if I wanted to…read moreshop, I said no but then I saw something one aisle over. Love the quality merchandise.

Girls that work here are so hot and gorgeous and are super friendly they will help you out finding…read moreur size

Think nothing is new in Quincy? You need to check out The White Rabbit Market. Beautifully imagined…read morefrom the necessary [towels, housewares, clothing] to the whimsical[moss covered birdhouses and cups and saucers for feeding the birds] they will also be selling the books of local authors. This is the beginning of something wonderful. For example. Write this name down: Leslie Noyes. She is an author whose seventh book just went live on Amazon. She's a long drink of water from Texas. And though she's been in Tallahassee for over ten years now, when she opens her delightfully funny mouth to speak, out tumbles west Texas. She's a grandmother who is in a motorcycle gang [okay,group] and belongs to a water aerobics group called the Clownfish Asylum. She has said that her difficulty in remembering names is so bad that she makes her husband wear a name tag. More than ten million Kindle pages of her books have been read. She is one of a kind. Also one-of-a-kind is the just-opened-in-November new store on the courthouse square in Quincy just next door to the Gadsden Art Center. It is The White Rabbit Market. And when one-of-a-kind meets one-of-a-kind sparks fly! Inaugurating what promises to be exceptional, Leslie gave a look inside how her series of books [ Mayhem, Wedding, Reunion, Christmas, Second Chances, and Greed ] at The Happy Valley Motor Inn and Resort took shape in her brain and on her computer. The White Rabbit pulled out all the stops for their first local author. There was tea in antique porcelain teapots, cups and saucers. Pinkies were extended. Pastries and cookies trounced our diets. To a hushed crowd that laughed and cried with her, she read short selections from her books and autographed copies. More local authors are to follow. All of Leslie's books are available at The White Rabbit, Amazon, and Kindle. www.LeslieNoyesBooks.com; or visit her blog, Praying for Eyebrowz at www.nananoyz5forme.com; Leslie Noyes, Author, Facebook Quincy is emerging from its cocoon. It is almost Spring. Good eats, fun shopping, local authors. Come on down to The White Rabbit Market at 21 N. Madison St. in Quincy. thewhiterabbitmarket.com

The White Rabbit Market is a local marketplace and boutique featuring unique items, gifts, and…read moreperhaps some vintage or secondhand treasures. Quincy, Florida, has a charming small-town atmosphere, making it an ideal setting for a quaint market like this.

Beautiful learning space, kind and hospitable. Henry and Kathy were absolutely charming and…read moreanswered all of our questions about bees and gave us a tour of their demonstration hives. The boutique is well appointed and perfect for gifts for your favorite honey bee!

So I am a first year bee keeper now. Last year I found Kathryn and her husband on line a gave a…read morecall to inquire about keeping bee's and what all was needed. She spent about 40 minutes on the phone educating me and when my wife and I drove over to her store she spent another hour or so going over what all we needed to do and what to look for or expect. When we left we felt like we had a good base of understanding and a feeling of confidence. She has always made herself available over the past year if I had questions or ideas. You cannot put a price on someone giving of their time like her and her husband do. I gladly promote her business and encourage people to go and take a look at what all they have and offer. Worth the drive if you are from the Tallahassee area or surrounding areas. Joe W.