I have never been in these sort of seasonal costume and decor pop up stores before but I was on…read morethe hunt for a shark fin hat for a Halloween event and thought it might be a good option. I was in the neighborhood so I stopped in. It is open but still stocking, a large semi truck in front still unloading. Staff was friendly and working hard at unpacking. They had not seen anything shark related but I looked through anyway as suggested. Mostly what I saw was very commercial tie-in to media topics, games, movies and tv show characters. Nicely packaged and displayed. Moderate prices, but more than I would have paid back in the day for my kids' costumes. We were more of make it ourselves types. But this is what I see as common for parties and trick or treating these days so it's a viable option for common requests and one stop shopping. I will also mention that there are costumes grouped together for the very young set, kitties. ballerinas, cowboys and bunnies and the like. And also, a good selection of adult costumes for parties, and priced accordingly. I did eventually locate what I was looking for at my good old standby, Target.

Never been to this location, but I figured it will be exactly what we all assume it will be when I…read moreget there. Like... so... kind of creepy or just plain gross, plastic smell and weird semi sexual costumes that make most of us both turned on and repulsed simultaneously. Plastic axes with a sharp seam that shows where the two pieces came together in production. Rubbish. But also a sense of fun and the true joy of what Halloween really is. An opportunity to be both trashy and child like. Wow. Aren't we lucky to live in a country where we can have a place like this to throw our anger and fear at? I'm stoked there is a pop up store that sells nurse outfits where if the nurse actually wore that, you ask for a different unit because she's not taking the job seriously. No judgement, it's just your body and you deserve the best. Anyway, Happy Halloween everyone. Cherish this place.

I requested Spider-Man as the special guest for my daughter's 7th Spider-Verse birthday party, and…read morehe exceeded every expectation As a Marvel-loving mom, watching my daughter's face light up when Spider-Man arrived was a moment I will never forget From the moment he walked in, he was engaging, energetic, kind, and completely present with the children. He took his time making sure the birthday girl felt extra special, spectacular, strong, and celebrated. He didn't just show up-he truly connected with the kids and brought the character to life in a way that felt magical. She and her Spidey friends were excited from start to finish. Spider-Man did an incredible job making children of all ages feel included, encouraged, and empowered to have fun. He wasn't just entertaining; he created an experience that made every child feel important, valued, and seen. My daughter felt like the most important person in the world that day, and now she truly believes Spider-Man is her friendly neighborhood Spider-Man. Seeing the kids smile, hearing their laughter, and watching their confidence shine throughout the party was absolutely priceless. The joy he brought to my precious girl and her friends is something I will carry with me forever. We are so thankful Spider-Man was able to swing by and make her birthday celebration extra special. Thank you to the entire company for being kind, communicative, professional, and genuinely invested in helping create a memorable experience for our family. As a mom, there are certain moments you hope your child will remember forever, and thanks to your team, this was one of them. Thank you for helping create such a magical experience for my sweet girl and her incredible friends. The memories, smiles, and excitement you gave them are gifts that will last far beyond the party itself. Thank you for helping make her birthday feel heroic, magical, and unforgettable.

Today was one of the best birthdays I ever thrown for my mini me. But, Ghost Spider made it all…read morethat much better! Thank you x100! Look at the greeting photo, her face says it all!

Don't usually leave negative reviews for a business but after my checkout experience here, I felt…read morecompelled to. I gave them my phone number to look up an account which for whatever reason didn't bring up my Joann's account. Not a big deal, I offered to give my email instead. The register person said they weren't able to look it up that way. I asked if they were sure because I'd done it in the past. After an awkward convo, we didn't find my account. Again - not a huge deal. What really bothered me was the person immediately leaving the register to tell a coworker "that customer was so rude" which I overheard. Customer service can be an annoying job but not insulting customers within earshot is a bare minimum. Will be unfortunately shopping elsewhere as I now feel very uncomfortable in this store.

Each of my last few visits has been wonderful. Every employee to whom I've spoken has been friendly…read moreand helpful. While I've experienced low supplies of some things I've wanted to buy, I've discovered that it's apparently a supply issue--those items aren't presently in other stores either. Beyond that, it's always easy to find what I need here. This is so nice!

I used to be an inveterate fabric shopper and sewed for myself and others since childhood, getting…read moremy first "toy" Singer that actually sewed dolls' clothes. My granddaughter has it now after her Dad learned on it too, when he was young. Because of aging and vision loss, I no longer do much sewing, just the quick small repair using extra lights and magnification. Also I find I often need to "remodel" an item that I bought with the plan to use an alteration to the construction. That is what led me to Sewbo today as there are no more multi craft stores left near me. I prefer quality parts and local ownership so the loss of one chain was really no big deal. But the remaining fabric store, one of my long time favorites, does not carry the sort of thing I was looking for. It specializes in high-end classic fabrics and has a talented staff in more formal design and construction. It pains me to no longer be able to support that business which I had for nearly 50 years. Somewhere along in recent times, Sewbo opened quite close to me but in a rather obscure corner of a shopping center we use regularly for other things. For those confused by its address on Baseline, know that it is on the "back" (south side) of the Basemar shopping center, behind Dougs Diner but with its own parking accessed from 27th Way which connects 28th St to Broadway. You can turn into the store access from 27th Way next to the Core Yoga building. With the reserved parking spaces and before lunch, we had no trouble taking an empty space. Not only does the store carry many choices in contemporary fabrics, they carry lots of notions like zippers and threads. They also teach classes, even for children, which is a great summer project. I wish my granddaughter was here to take one. I found exactly the zipper I was looking for, their colors and lengths stock was expansive. The price was minimal though it appears to be high quality too. A staff member greeted us immediately upon entering and was so helpful in finding the exact type zipper I wanted.. I wish even more that I still was sewing regularly as it is so nice to have another comprehensive quality local source for projects.

I wandered into SewBo looking for notions in the post-Joann reality we're now in. And I was…read moredelighted!! It was as if I had stepped into the early days of Fancy Tiger!! I'm thrilled, inspired, and grateful that the Joann closure pushed me to look up new options. I didn't find exactly what I was looking for (green metallic thread to alter my daughter's formal) , but I don't really know where else to go at this moment -- I can't match thread colors online, I need to physically see them. The thread I purchased will suffice, and now I know about a wonderful shop just 15min up the road.

An amazing option for artists and crafters on a budget as I used to be. Now, with much limited…read morevision I have had to give up those pursuits that I have enjoyed since childhood. But now I am just a donor to their shop and I really enjoy knowing my various donations will not go unused. I brought in a lot of stuff in the last few years but recently found yet another stash I had missed. So I called to see if the could use wallpaper and told me they would even take an operas roll in addition to the two still sealed. I got a rude over this morning so we could easily park as soon as they opened. It's a great shop stocked with so much in so many categories, every crafter and fiber artist around should stop by.

Lots of great reuse items available! All of it has been donated by the public and it changes…read moreperiodically, although there always is a stash of basic art supplies. Fiber, yarn, painting, wood, metal, plastic, glass and tons of kid stuff, crayons, colored pencils, marker, glue, paper, scrapbooking, canvases, art books, etc. There is more there than I listed, including stuff like Velcro, sewing needles, sewing machines!, knitting needles, crochet hooks, felt. Yesterday they even had a spinning wheel! If you bring in a donation of supplies, you receive a discount coupon for a future purchase.

So many cool places downtown, especially the West End , beyond the mall. An eating extravaganza for…read moreall tastes. Many old time locals, some have always been here like Jax, others relocated here like Hapa for a bigger newer space. A few that were new to Boulder a decade ago like Bartaco. On the other side of the heart is Centro. An oldie across the street, still with a strong following, Pasta Jay. Further down that block, the second Boulder location of Gelato Boy, bookending both ends of the mall. It's a nice place to visit at any time of day. The Hop Bus stops on this block. There is some regular parking as well as some handicapped spaces for users of the mall. There are other shops too, but for me, often a meal is involved. Just one little section of our downtown district that I like to visit regularly..

This little city Boulder it is so much nicer than Denver!!! So much cleaner and upscale little…read moretown. Many eateries and little shops! People here seem so much more polite and nicer than Denver . This is a must stop when visiting Colorado.

Marie- Margot spent the past year working with me on redesigning my mothers wedding dress. For…read morehours I could write about what an amazing experience it has been! The dress is up to date, and keeps the true spirit and love that was put into it 45 years ago by my grandmother. She is a true gem, and now someone I get to call my friend. If you are a bride that is looking for the authentic bridal experience, not just walking into David's bridal... this is who you need to see!

Maggie is undoubtedly the best of the best! She is incredibly sweet, skilled, and has amazing…read moreattention to detail. My sister and I have had her alter multiple dresses, including bridesmaid, wedding gown, and wedding guest dresses, and she never fails to amaze us! Her pricing is very reasonable. I can't recommend her enough!