This is a combination gallery and art store. Although the gallery changes frequently if feels to me…read morelike the store really doesn't change that much and they have the same things in there all the time. Candles are really expensive and last like 30 minutes. Prices are high but not necessarily for an art store. Overall a decent place to check out although I feel like most people that stop in don't buy anything.

Nice store, nice owner, good curated selection of yarn and tools! Reasonable prices! Happy to have…read morefound them!

The new owner is very helpful and really knows her product. This small yarn shop is welcoming, cozy…read moreand full of little treasures. Everything you want your local yarnshop to be.

Pride of peterborough, they have been a community establishment for a long time. We went for potion…read morenight before halloween with my 8 year old and her friends and even though they weren't making any money off of us they were still very accommodating, polite and nice to deal with which will definitely make us come back soon.

The shop was very warm and welcoming. Owner was very welcoming and willing to explain and guide you…read moreto the items that met my needs. Didn't feel pushed to buy what I didn't need. Will definitely shop here again!

Highly recommend! Chef Ryan grilled meat (hotdogs, hamburgers, and veggie burgers) for our welcome…read morebbq the evening before our wedding at our venue in Harrisville, NH. He communicated clearly in the months leading to the event and came early that day to set up. Everything was grilled to perfection and tasted delicious. We are happy to have worked with him!

Hired chef Ryan for a family barbecue. Not only did he show up hours late but the dinner was…read moreinedible. Dinner was called for 6:30 and we ate at 10:15. Should have known it was going to b a problem because he called hours before he was to show up and asked for money. He ruined the evening!!

Went here after moving back to the Monadnock region after a few years living north of Boston. This…read moreplace has all the high end brands (especially Lindberg which is my favorite & hard to find) that metro Boston stores carry. The staff is kind and thorough. I had purchased some glasses from Eyeconic that I had to return because it's hard for a place to do progressive lenses unless they can fit them in person. Dr. Scott Thielen did a fantastic job and I truly appreciate the time he took to get my prescription right. My glasses weren't cheap but you get what you pay for. I appreciate the professionalism of this practice and will return in the future.

Lovely selection of items, always beautifully staged and displayed. Every visit reveals new…read moretreasures. Owner is delightful! Thank you!

This is a fantastic albeit small antique answer local goods shop. As someone who likes antiques it…read moreis pretty fascinating. However their selection is quite small and they don't usually have the stuff I go for. But overall a great terrific local shop. Bottom line. Stop in and give it a try.

What a tonelessly snarky fellow. The tall one who periodically visits the cafe staff, where he…read moreconverses in loud yells. I brought two books to the counter today and took a moment to look in my bag for my book discount bookmark for him to stamp. I carefully put my laptop, wallet, glasses, and clean paper wrapper containing the cafe's fresh veggie sandwich half, all on the broad counter for a moment, in the manner of Lucille Ball. I'm old enough that she was my mentor in a special graduate class on clowning, eons ago. But the bookstore clerk zeroed in on the sandwich. "Get your greasy sandwich off the counter. This is a bookstore." Who talks like this? Yes, the wrapped sandwich was anomalous there, matter out of place but for a moment. He had no right to sound this way, but I apologized. The purchase came to under twenty. He was so excitedly thrilled by this. "You can't have a book stamp because you didn't spend twenty today!" He bounced as he said it. New to the discount program because who cares, I quietly accepted this news. "See?" He went on, "Look. It says so right there, right on the bookmark!" I gave no reply to him. "But, of course, everyone just hates to read!" There was no humor going on. He was claiming the right to scold an old person for being nothing but that, in his eyes. I'm older and small in size. What a bully! I looked him in the face and said, "What is wrong with you?" Off balance, he said, "Nothing. This is just what's called having a sense of humor." He turned and sped off. There was no 'thank you' to complete the transaction. To me, a comic to the core, incivility is not humor at all. It's disrespect. It's a man Indulging in meanness towards an older woman because he can get away with it here and there. "Get your greasy sandwich off the counter," was so inappropriate to say, to anyone, the cruelness of it must have felt like free-flight. It was so absurdly rude he brought to mind Monty Python. I spend up to $400 a month on books. I find everyone else here at Toadstool polite, but similarly distracted and disinterested in the customers, except for the owner. But no one else is disrespectful except for this guy.

We've loved every visit to the Toadstool. They have a wide selection of genres, a friendly staff,…read moreand cafes at both locations. I've even had used books ordered without any problems. They also offer events and an invaluable source of community to the surrounding area. My only hope/wish was for extended evening hours in the summer.

Excellent Framing - Best Prices I've Ever Seen!…read more I needed some framing done and a friend suggested Moonlight Murals and Framing in Nashua. My request was a little different. Being a cheap Yankee, I was trying to save money. I've been buying framed artwork(prints etc.) at thrift shops and yard sales for years. Pay maybe five dollars(OR LESS!) for something someone may have paid $50 to $100 to buy and have framed. I guessed that if I gave someone the frame and my print to remount in it, it would be a lot cheaper than having a new frame custom made. I wasn't sure if a framing shop would want to do it my way instead of using their own materials(and making more money). I called the shop and Pam(the owner) was totally open to my idea. I had 3 pieces to do - 2 prints to mount in frames I had and A T-shirt I need framed in a frame I had. The 2 print pieces cost $26 to do(for both!), and the T-shirt framing, more work etc., was only $30. So, for a total of $56, I got 3 things "re-framed" and looking fantastic. Her work is excellent, high quality hardware and wire used, and nice paper backing on the back. She included some of her own matting in 2 of the pieces. She also sells artwork and antiques in her shop, and does custom artwork. She can do large murals for homes and business's, and does portraits of pets and people - multi-talented! If you want the framing done from scratch, she has a wide variety of frames to choose from, and as I said, her work is excellent. I've been putting these projects off for years, but now that I've found Moonlight Framing, I'm HAPPY HAPPY! I have a lot of things to "re-frame", and now I know I can get them done quickly, in high quality, and AFFORDABLY!

From the owner: High quality fine art; custom murals; pet portraits; custom picture & mirror framing; floor & wall…read moretile design; stitchery mounted; canvas paintings cleaned, stretched & repaired; frame repairs & gilding; memorial, military & sports shadow boxes; reclaimed & recycled wood picture frames at discount prices; craft project classes.