I do crochet, jewelry and needle point so throughout the years I go to different craft stores…read more Depending on the location some have a variety of items and some don't. For this one it was a larger store. So I was able to find a few nice beads. The only thing is they didn't have needle point cloth with patters so I had to order them from Amazon. Unfortunately Amazon has everything but going to the stores is a lot better because you can touch and see what you are buying, they are a bit more on the pricier side. I will still go back.

Michael's; except with a new store and a new location....I'll take it!…read more The move to take over the vacancy left by a JoAnn store was a smart one. Not only is the location more favorable (in the mall area) but I think it's also a new(er) store. Inside, it's more streamlined, the staff seems more happier and that "new store smell'' is always a plus. And a more expansive parking lot. Whether you liked Michael's before or not, consider a walk-thru. You might like it!

This is the 5th or 6th Hobby Lobby I've visited over the past 10 years and probably my favorite…read more Store was clean and well stocked with everything. It is September and plenty of fall, Halloween, Thanksgiving , and Christmas decorations, table ware, housewares, outdoor deco, furniture, and other products available. I asked 2 employees for help finding items and both were helpful and walked me to where I could find them. Wonderful store.

I regularly shop at Hobby Lobby in my hometown and love everything about that particular store…read more Today, we stopped in at Hobby Lobby in Yuma to get a print framed for my daughter. We spent over $300 on this project, so we weren't just there to waste time. My two grandsons were a bit rambunctious after being cooped up in the house the last two days. They were running in the aisles but steering clear of the merchandise. A sour looking employee happened to be doing some menial work near where the boys were running around and at one point yelled at my daughter to control her kids and make them stop running around the merchandise. I was personally keeping an eye on the boys and making sure they stayed in the middle of the aisle and were nowhere near anything they could disturb. We didn't appreciate her rude attitude, nor her unsolicited "parenting" towards my daughter and grandkids. Her income is based on customers purchasing products. If her lousy attitude chases people away, Hobby Lobby loses business. I asked the cashier for the name of that unprofessional, unfriendly witch, since she happened to be standing behind her. She told me her name is Annie. So, I advise whoever is in charge of this Annie, to train her how to properly deal with customers who are spending large amounts in the store. She is a huge turnoff!!

Lots of fun for a date night. Very friendly and lots of options. I would definitely recommend…read moregoing here. A little pricey, but the prices were what was expected.

The Artsy Fartsy Studio has a lovely concept of making arts and crafts more accessible to more…read morepeople, of whatever age, whether you are interested in painting on canvas, or painting wood designs, or ceramic pottery. They offer classes for children as well as for adults. They even offer private parties. Oh, not to forget--BYOB, and snacks. Although I can't imagine myself having to multitask between painting, munching and sipping wine, I think that it adds to the fun and casual vibe of the place. The two ladies who are there are very helpful and they do their best to make you feel at home. In other words, they're there to support you in your pursuit to discover your inner artist. Based on my first ever visit, I notice that there's quite a nice diversity of guests to come. One can tell most of them are not newbies to Artsy Fartsy, and it looks like some who came over are friends. I myself came with two good friends, and for all it's worth, having them sitting right next to me really made me feel at ease, having to sit in a sea of perfect strangers. And yes, we had snacks of fresh fruit, bite-sized chocolates, and pretzels LoL but we didn't bother with eating because, as I've said before, it was very hard to eat and paint and drink. I might bring me a bottle of white moscato wine next time, just to get the total experience!

We experienced the Yuma Art Center two times in January when James Garner's Tribute to Johnny Cash…read moreperformed and when the Guns & Roses Tribute Band performed. It was our second time (1st time was in Las Vegas) seeing James Garner perform & they truly do not disappoint. Excellent history lesson accompanied the amazing vocals. The Guns & Roses was also good not great but ok. The Yuma Art Center was a perfect setting for the shows with comfortable seats, great acoustics & bar service. Looking forward to seeing more performances at the Yuma Art Center.

I bought a ticket and went to The Art Center to see the Pink Floyd tribute show Shine on Floyd…read more The Art center though historical compact, fit the crowd of about 300 (seats about 500) into decent sized chairs. I didn't expect too much from the small theater as far as the light show but they made do. And The Pig Balloon was bounced around by the crowd instead of floating; pretty cool (the band said that was unexpected). Also unexpected was when the power went out during the last song - but that was turned into a joyous al cappella of the song Comfortably Numb! The concert was very good. An opening act by a local artist when the main act, with an intermission and 2 song encore. I got teary eyed during the emotional song "Great Gig in the Sky" from the backup singers heartfelt singing and thinking about recent deaths to include an older family pet. I regret nothing; I knew they would play it! The band's from AZ. And I'll be sure to go again the next time they're in town. Worth it.

Poor customer service. Would not honor warranty Evan after multiple attempts to fix cracked grout…read moreon new home. Luckily the sub contractor kept the GC Halls and they came out on thier own and fixed the problem. Don't ever but a home from Halls Contractor worst quality ever.

We just had a Hall home built in Driftwood Ranch, Phase 2, and are extremely happy! They built it…read morein the timeline that was given. The final result is amazing. Everything that we asked for is definitely done well. We want to specifically thank Japhet and Andreina! They have taken care of us above and beyond. Thank you for making our dream home come true.

Westerner provided great advice and options on our project. Their deep bench of tradespeople,…read moreyielded consistent quality and pride of workmanship was evident. Management was fair, honest and sincerely cared about our project (Rather small in the scheme of things!). We had ~1300 SQ FT of Concrete; New Aluminum Metal Roof with 1.75" Rigid Foam Insulation, on both our Manufactured Home and the roofs of our Carport and Patio Room too; Patio Room was enclosed with Solar Screening, ceiling fans added, and a 9' wide Roller Screen Panel; Carport was extended in length, and the West side was Solar Screened. (Both Carport and Patio Room were basically rebuilt.) I'll note that this was in the hot months of 2024. And so far we're seeing a 20-30% reduction of AC run time, per the Smart Thermostat, due to the roof and solar screening. I, we, HIGHLY RECOMMEND Westerner. Decades of experience was evident. Value? Many times in life, the rock bottom price for an item or project - turns out not to be a good investment. We feel we made a solid investment in our Foothills home, and that over the decades ahead, the higher quality of materials and cost of the skillset to do the job right - will pay dividends via smiles of usage.

grate work at a good price. started on time and left the place spotless ! will use again !read more