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    Studio Sukoon

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    Mud Genius - 2023 summer camp

    Mud Genius

    4.1(63 reviews)
    1.9 mi•Bayside
    •$$

    I go there many times with the individuals from Jewel human services. They are always nice to us…read moreand make accommodations. Evelyn always helpful when I call to make appointments and organize well to accommodate our individuals. Thank you for showing us love

    I love painting pottery stores. There aren't many of them anymore. So I was happy when I found Mud…read moreGenius in Bayside. This store is a little small. So when the place is full or there's a lot of kids, it can be noisy. But it's too be expected. There's also a couple small dogs in the store. They keep to themselves. They had a decent selection of pottery to choose from. However, I think we wished there was a little more. We wanted to paint some of the marvel characters that we saw in a picture and also saw as a finished product on the shelf, but they were sold out. It's $8 to sit and then the price of the pottery on top of it. It's not cheap, but you're paying for the entertainment of it, the experience and memories, as well as, bringing home a one of a kind painted pottery. Additionally, there's a credit card fee if you pay with credit card. So I opted to pay in cash. Owners/staff are friendly. The staff offered suggestions on how to start painting (e.g. sketching out my design with a pencil first). But be patient, the owners have broken English. It didn't bother me, but I could see how it may be frustrating for others. Overall, we had a nice time at Mud Genius.

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    Meadows Stationary - 3/4 of the way around the oval roundabout at 188th St & 64th Ave

    Meadows Stationary

    2.9(12 reviews)
    2.9 mi•Fresh Meadows, Flushing

    I've been playing Quick Draw game here and when I finally won a mere $400 this place couldn't cash…read moremy ticket. Why on earth would you have games that people play and don't have enough money for the winners angry

    This is a neighborhood deli/lunch counter masquerading as a stationery/convenience store. If you…read moremarried a Jersey Mike's with a Hallmark store, this would be the love child. We came in to buy a last minute anniversary card and was greeted by the smell of sizzling meat. I was intrigued and promised myself that I would come back here for lunch. We purchased a few cards and they were good deals because all greeting cards are 1/2 off the listed price on the back. A few weeks later, I come in to check out the big menu board and ordered a Philly Cheesesteak ($9.99). The short order cook asked if I wanted lettuce & tomato in addition to the onions, peppers, mushrooms & provolone cheese and I said "Sure, why not". Thinking back, the L&T made the sandwich a little soggy, so I'll skip them next time on the cheesesteak. The grilled meat & veggies were stuffed into a hero roll, wrapped up and I was ready to go. It was a really tasty sandwich (and way better deal than Jersey Mike's across the street). I can't wait to come back to try all the other sandwiches & wraps on the board. Breakfast, too!

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    1/2 off on all Greeting Cards

    Meadows Stationary - Lots of sandwiches to choose from

    Lots of sandwiches to choose from

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    Michaels

    Michaels

    3.1(49 reviews)
    3.2 mi
    •$$

    I love Michaels store. Every crafty person loves Michaels. My first time at this location…read more I was greeted by a sweet associate then who helped me too for my online order pick up ... few minutes later helped me in checking out my purchase selections. The store is big, clean and has great selections. Sad though that today is the last day of the holiday market sale, there is no much inventory for what I was looking for. The sweet associate assured me that definitely there will inventory coming out soon. Great location. Parking is available. Easy to find the store. Will come back soon.

    I stepped out of the searing afternoon light and into Michael's, the craft fortress on the edge of…read moretown, looking for bubble wrap. Just needed something to protect a few bottles and maybe muffle the screaming of the engine when the radiator finally gives up, but the truth is, to keep packing for our move. What I got instead was a ticket to a plastic purgatory. ​They say they're an arts and crafts store, however it seems that right now, it's the beginning of a Halloween market of small monsters. ​The first thing I saw was a display of Venus Fly Traps, from that movie - gosh, the bame evades me, its 5 in the morningand i just got home so please excuse the choppyness and sloppinessand forgetfulness. Giant, green mouths stretched wide, packed with rows of impossibly white, needle-sharp plastic teeth. The biggest ones were mounted high, waiting for a neck to walk under. Below them sat potted plants that they'd labelled with a straight face as 'Potted Finicky'. There was a whole grove of 'em, all with "FEED ME" signs hanging off their stems. The mouths were open, hungry, and perfectly cool, just waiting for something soft to wander into their orbit. ​I kept walking, trying to remember what a bubble wrap roll looked like becausei was becomingincreasingly distracted and that's when I saw the skeleton crew. It was a line-up of awesome nightmarish bodies of bones. A faceless thing shrouded in burlap and rags, with long, gangly arms that looked like they'd snap in a high wind, stood next to a skeleton wearing its ribcage like a pinstripe suit. A phantom bride, draped in a grey, rotting lace veil, leered out from empty, bulging glass eyes. Her hand, a set of yellowed bone-claws, rested delicately on her own ribcage. Next to her, a skeleton in a leather cap was staring out from behind a bushy, fake mustache, as if the only thing missing from this parade was a cheap magician to direct them off their hooks and into to town. They stood motionless on a shelf which saddened me, an army of the dead waiting for a punchline that never arrived. ​Then came the villages. Shelves of miniature, dark buildings lit from within by purple and yellow lights. The Spooky Town Collection, they called it. A massive, gothic structure, dripping with purple turrets and balconies, overlooked a street where tiny skeletons sat on porches, waiting. I saw signs advertising a 'Shoppe of Horrid Hamlet' and 'Dr. Creep's Apothecary'. An illuminated haunted tree, twisted with purple light, sat on a patch of dead-looking moss. You could get your whole little graveyard arranged just so, complete with miniature headstones and a Tiny-Tots Funeral Home. It was like watching a society that had completely run out of ways to fear the inevitable, and now I just wanted to buy it for $19.99 and put it on a shelf, but im trying to get rid of stuff. ​I never found the bubble wrap. ​I left with nothing but a headache and the sense that if I stayed too long, one of those tiny skeletons would start talking to me about layaway plans.

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