Their custom framing service is outstanding. Emma was an absolute delight to work with. With her…read moreexpertise and art background, she helped me put together the best looking frames and mats for my watercolor pictures. She even did the framing herself and let me tell you - they turned out beautiful! They have an abundance of selections so I'm glad Emma helped me narrow the choices down or I could have easily been overwhelmed. I received good value for the money I spent. It can be pricey, but after spending hours on my paintings, I wanted the best I could afford. I'm extremely happy and will take all my future artwork there for framing.

If you're into arts and crafts, make sure to checkout the store. I went to search for the…read morespring/summer clearance and everything was already gone.

Out-of-towner who wanted to give this rock shop some love upon my recent visit to Indianapolis. I'm…read morefrom the west coast, where it's hard to find a bona fide rock and mineral shop that isn't primarily a new age spirituality shop. Nothing against that if that's you're thing, but it usually means they only carry your typical calcites and rose quartz, usually polished. I wanted the raw, rare stuff. Well, if you want old-school and no-frills, Jox Rox is exactly that. It looks abandoned from the outside and is dirty inside. It's the smell of nature, baby! Dozens of drawers to thumb through and find specimens - check out the malawi agates! Some real gems in the cabinets as well. Picked up myself a gorgeous large vanadinite crystal and a terminated watermelon tourmaline that would have easily run me twice as much back home.

This family-run rock shop has been the rock cornerstone of central Indiana for at least 50 years…read more Second generation owners, Phil Zink and sister Deb Zink, collected rocks with their parents as young kids. Today, they are among the most knowledgable of Indiana geology in the state. Their shop is not fancy, but is packed with fossils, minerals, jewelry findings, supplies, books and much, much more. You can find specimens from all over the world. Prices are fair and Phil will take the time to educate you on just about any rock topic. The shop is also a good place to learn about rock shows and local clubs. Phil is a founding member of the Indiana Society of Paleontology. If you're into rocks, you must stop in to Jox Rocks. It's right next to the Dairy Queen on Franklin Road in a converted convenience store.

I still love shopping at Midland antiques. I have been coming here for years. As with any booth…read morestyle antique shop there are good and bad prices. They always have a couple of people working the register and sometimes three on the weekend to make sure everybody gets through the line quickly!

I love this place. Each time I visit, there is something new to see. As a mixed media artist, I am…read moreoften looking for vintage items to use (paper related ephemera). I did also find some jewelry and a couple of purses. The place has everything from vintage or antique furniture (victorian, mid-century etc) to books, wonky art pieces..too much. Service is good and while there aren't a lot of people around in the way of employees, the cashiers are good and there is an area where you can leave things you want to avoid carrying them around. I believe there are people around to help load heavy items, but I'm not sure of those details. Value varies greatly. Some things are very reasonably priced and others seem outrageously expensive to me, but I guess it depends on supply and demand.

Really nice workers but Mega Evolutions ETB was resealed. Disappointing. Their prices were enticing…read morebut I'm suspecting why.

We have been shopping at Saltire for 4-5 years occasionally. My son did their Pokémon summer Camp…read moretwice and loved it. They had so many crafts and activities for those kids that weren't all the way engaged and wanting to play for long bursts of time. They were accomodating to all kids and my son really loved it. My son recently got into My Hero Academia, Demon Slayer, and peaked interest playing Dungeons & Dragons. The selection of merchandise is fairly priced and they have such a wide variety. But the best part is the staff. They're so accomodating, flexible, not condescending or arrogant. They're understanding and break things down for you while remaining honest and not trying to upsell you. We recently went to an Adventure League for D&D on Wednesday nights at Saltire games and had a blast. The gentleman, Gregory, who ran it was very knowledgeable and helped me and my 11 year old as it was our first time playing D&D. Everyone in the group was kind, appropriate, and helpful. It was really a wonderful experience. I'm thankful that Satire hosts these game nights so I can grow closer with my kiddo while learning something new and fostering his imagination.

Wonderful, professional and friendly. We were treated with the best compassion and will return in…read morethe future.

The Lost Dutchman Coin Shop is a great place to shop for all kinds of coins, famous people…read moreautographs, and historical artifacts that you don't see every day. The staff are knowledgeable and courteous. The Lost Dutchman has been around for decades which tells you something about their commitment to their patrons. They have customers who are second generation collectors, but it is just as likely to see someone who has just learned about coin collecting and has wandered into the store for the first time. The new sign looks great lit up at night. Cheers, stackers!

Cool local shop with all kinds of things for knitters and crotcheters. I do neither but the variety…read morein materials and colors were interesting. There were several people there knitting and socializing. We were invited to join in on the snacks if interested. Very friendly and laid back vibes.

One of my favorite places! The selection is incredible and they are so helpful. They have…read more significant amount of yarn in every variety and price range.