Stopped by today during Jazz Fest with my family - what an adorable vintage boutique! Lots of…read morewitchy stuff, retro clothes, and what I like to call IYKYK finds like a lighter with Divine on it (RIP to a legend!). They even have junk journal packs, of which I also purchased. Will def be back soon!

The magical homemade wares are so precious! I get tons of compliments on my ghost cat mug.read more

This is a rock hound's shop with a mining sluice in the middle of it (buy a bag and pan for…read morewhatever type of rocks/gems are named on the bag). Lots of rock specimens, including some rather unusual ones (selenite wands and skyscrapers; magnetic hematite marbles; laramar from the Caribbean); fossils (trilobites; fish fossils; fossilized pine cones; a large turtle fossil marked "Please Touch"); lots of rock chip jewelry; agate slices; and carved rock animals including some pierced soapstone animals (an openwork rabbit surrounding a solid one). Some tree of life silver wire jewelry and some magnetic hematite jewelry. If you like rocks you'll love this place.

Super Helpful and Friendly!! A lot to look at with a good selection of different things. One of my…read moreFavorites stores!!

About a month ago I went on vacation with my mother and this is one of the stores we stopped at. I…read moremade it a goal to shop at a metaphysical shop in each state we visited and this is the first one we found. It's a small building that has so many cool items on the inside from homemade goods, crystals, carvings, herbs, jewelry...the list goes on! It also helps that they have an adorable shop cat named Jasper! He made my day. I definitely do recommend this shop if you're looking for some interesting pieces to add to your collection.

Best stones, crystals, jewelry and customer service! Great spiritual workshops! Been going there…read morefor years!

Today I had the honor of finally visiting Prismsscape and wonder why I hadn't done so earlier. I…read moremet Gina in January when she presented a workshop on the healing properties of crystals and was so impressed with her. She is knowledgable about so many aspects of the spiritual and healing arts. Her enthusiasm and sincerity is magnetic. The selection of marvelous stones, fossils and crystals in her shop is wonderful. Her willingness to share and help the client grow is even more appealing. I have learned so much from her in our two brief meetings. I look forward to a continued relationship and the opportunity to learn more.

Fairfield's stone, crystal, and gem dealer! This is a cool…read moreshop right on the Fairfield town square! It's a neat Native American store with lots of stuff from lots of tribes across the Midwest and Southwest. I'm originally from New Mexico, so I could recognize a lot of the Navajo and Hopi designs that they had around the store. They carried a lot of drums, dream catchers, and other tribal goods. When I went, there was a guy shopping for drums, and I was impressed to see their selection of tribal drums that they had to offer the guy! The offer lots in the way of stones. The shop has even made little placards that explain the healing powers of each stone. If you have certain maladies, you can get a crystal to put on your chakras to alleviate the problem. The selection is amazing. Whatever your problem is, they have a beautiful stone to cure it. Even if you're not into the stones as a healing mindset, it's still a really cool rock shop with beautiful specimens of lots of wonderful stones at quite reasonable prices, and so what if they'll also cure your migraines! They also have incense, smudges, and herbs. Parking can be a bit challenging, since it's right on the busy square. They have a friendly little dog that'll greet you at the door, he's cute!

I was blessed to meet Ed and Judi Fox and their "little girls" Heyoka and Tate last year. The love,…read moreintegrity and knowledge they possess on Native American lineage makes me want to sit at their feet and listen to the Lakota history explained by their storytelling skills for hours at a time. Plus there is no place better to receive love, hugs and lickies than from the two "little girls." Every time I enter the store I find "gems" for my heart and soul. Don't just go in to browse; go in to be regaled with the past, present and future of a culture. In case you can't tell. I love this family. Shellagh

Non profit 100% free trade…read moreThey bring in products from over 30 countries Street parking and walk into peddlers area Great unique gifts Ornaments, jewelry, home decor, scarves stuffed animals Moderate price

Maker to market. Shop gifts intentionally--…read morehandmade, ethical. During these unprecedented times, I find myself thinking more and more about how I spend my family's hard earned dollar. Ten Thousand Villages is a fabulous retail spot to support. While the store has over a hundred locations in North America-- they do fair trade right. Every handmade purchase directly impacts the life and community of its maker in a developing country. I hopped on their site one day during quarantine to shop with my mom in mind. The site is so, SO easy to navigate. There's a Gift Finder tab that I found extremely helpful. I opted for the Recycled Sari Flowers. No two flowers are entirely alike due to them recycling fabric. They were made in Bangladesh. (My mom does NOT have a green thumb. I feel like fabric flowers will be welcomed.) On the site, you get to see a blurb about the maker of each item. It makes you feel good to see who you're supporting with your purchase. Shop Ten Thousand Villages for any gift giving you may have. Whether it is during social distancing on their site, or at their store in the ped-mall. It is a literal treasure trove.

The Amana colonies is the place to go if you are a lover of baked goods, preserves, crystals and…read morerocks, toys, and home goods! Locals work here and have a a loving aura to the place.

We came here specifically for the fudge, but spent some time browsing through the kitsch that is…read moreexpected in shops like this. This store has a little bit of everything for the typical tourist - and if you're a proponent of the Second Amendment and would like some signs to announce your opinion, then this place has you covered. But, back to the fudge. I'm not sure if they make their own here, but what they offer is fairly good. They allow just two samples per person, but the samples that they give out are of sufficient size to allow a couple people to taste. If you choose to purchase, the size of the pieces are satisfyingly generous.