This was a gem in downtown Knoxville. Located just across the street from our Airbnb. The…read more employees were friendly and welcomed me to look around. The plants and the merchandise/gifts are a great touch. I ordered a delicious iced caramel latte with oat milk and it was probably one of the best I've ever had. It was not more than $6 if I remember correctly. I sent my mom and my cousins there to check it out shortly after I left.

On my search for the perfect coffee shop, I tried out Jack's! This is their old city location that…read moredoes not sell plants (unlike their north knoxville location). I think they have solid coffee and a very cute store-- you can buy little souvenirs if you're visiting knoxville. However, I think they've fallen victim to the overpriced latte epidemic. Service was nothing to write home about but nothing to complain about either!

Here's the deal: this is not my world. I went into JoAnn's looking for materials for a Halloween…read morecostume. I was nervous as all get out, not sure what I was getting into. I even went so far as to ask a random woman in there a question. When I found an employee, and she could not have been more helpful. My request was odd, and she had no qualms helping a brother out. Also, download the app! I was able to get my material at 40% off because of that!

I went In today july15,2020 at 11:00 am the female on duty was probaly in her upper 40's she had…read moreshort dark hair and glasses about 5'3 well I was asking a few questions about the cricut heat press 2 and I had a buggy full of vinyl and she was so rude then she made a huffing noise because I told her I needed to look for 1 more thing there was no one but me in line! It wasn't at all busy and so the easy press was out so I said maybe u should remove the cards she said not my problem !! I said ok I walked out went to Walmart paid $10 more but they were nice to me!!! This easy greenway location in Knoxville (East town)

My husband and I went to see a movie downtown, but got there rather early, so we decided to walk…read morearound and see what we could find in the nearby area. The art market was a rather fun place to stumble upon. It's not just an art gallery, but an actual art co op, so the people you are buying art from art actually the artists (so be careful what you say!). The people working here were super nice, and some of the art was gooorgeous. They not only have paintings, but lots of photography, sculptures (one artist seems to have a particularly odd penchant for vegetable steamers), jewelry, and clothing. The ceramics and jewelry were pretty reasonably priced. Some of the artwork was reasonable, and some both my husband and I both agreed was waaaay overpriced. I imagine since the artists determine the price for their own artwork. There was one painting which I'm now wishing I had bought. Maybe if we have a little extra money next month I'll call and see if it's still there. In any case, we did buy a ceramic vase, which we are now housing our lucky bamboo. Overall, I really liked this little art co cop, and I would gladly go back.

I stumbled across this gallery while I was making my way to the farmers market. I'm glad I did! A…read morelovely variety of artwork - in mediums and styles. I would definitely recommend stopping if you get the chance!

Jerry's Artarama is such a great resource in Knoxville! I take all my framing jobs there, and have…read morenever been disappointed, To tell the truth, I need a lot of advice about everything that goes in to choosing a matte and frame, but Sarah takes the time to show various options so that I can participate in the decision. Besides framing, I go to Jerry's for gifts for family and friends. For my grandson's 4th birthday, he'll have a kid's easel from Jerry's, thanks to Nick's help in organizing that special gift!

I didn't realize for years this place is a chain, because it has such a chill local feel to it. The…read morepricing is fair and usually cheaper than Michael's or online pricing in my experience. They have a huge selection too, and very attentive and nice staff. It ALMOST got annoying how many people asked me if I needed help last time I was in there but much appreciated! There's no better place locally to get art supplies.

I bought one of their mystery boxes.Two of them actually , one was $25, the other was $15. If you…read moreget a red ticket, you win a salt lamp. So I spent basically fifty dollars on a bunch of stuff that I never would have initially bought because the things in the boxes were not very spectacular at all for the money. And I was led to believe that the boxes that I bought would have a ticket in it , and there wasn't , but that's my fault. Overall, the place is spectacular. It has pretty much anything you could ever wanna find. And the Prit's are fair for the quality. And the people are very, very ni'm. Just don't buy any mystery boxes. Just buy the lamp

This place.... is incredible…read more Now, I knew I had to go here when the only two reviews of this place were bad, and old. A crystal store where people expected normal and got something different? Sounds like my kind of place, and now I am SO GLAD I made this choice and took this chance. This place has a very different energy or vibe to it. It's not a cut and clean department store. It's earthy. It's hippy. It's vibing hard. One lady was singing her heart out, walking around the store at random, Another lady was making custom jewelry. Someone was lovingly setting up displays, and another someone was on a watch fixing mystery- asking the others questions and getting input every now and then. later some regulars walked in and were embraced with welcomes and joy. (Prices were not on everything but on quite a bit, they were pricing things as I was there, and honestly it's so easy just to ask) I was greeted upon arrival, and again when I hadn't left an hour later because they thought I'd just come in, it is truly a place to get lost in! Iv honestly never seen such a beautiful and immense selection of crystals, oddities, and rocks. They had me at hello- the entrance was amazing. The prices were fair. Huge selection of beads, spheres, rings, raw and polished crystals, magnets, necklaces, animals, and ohhhhh my the salt lamps! Iv never seen so many all at once! Tiny to giant- they were a sight! Plants were scattered around the space, I didn't even have time to explore the cases of jewelry. I could have easily spent another 3 hours here. I had to drive and get to a Halloween party for my son though so the visit was cut short. I will be back without a doubt, every time I'm near. A literal gem that is worth any drive. If you like weird, awesome, funky, vibing places- this is for you. They packed up my items with such care too. Typically, I was too amazed to remember to take more photos

Excellent selection of yarn at good price. Very cozy inside and staff was very friendly and helpful…read moreeven about the surrounding area.

Great selection of quality yarns and awesome folks! Great place to gather and knit with friends! If…read morethey don't have what you want they can likely get it or something equivalent! They also have lessons and offer help if you're just struggling with a project!

An unusual little place. Kind of like Pier One was years ago. Loads of inexpensive imported stuff…read morefor decorating your home. Often have colorful bags and big giraffe things out front. Smells a bit funny inside.

Agora had lots of interesting gifts and trinkets to peruse. I especially enjoyed all of the hindu…read morecarvings of ghanesh and shiva. They also had some interesting crystals and wooden elephants. My major complaint was the smell in here. They had been burning incense it seemed but somehow it also had the smell of a public restroom in the underground. I would have liked to explore more but I couldn't stand the smell long enough to buy anything.