This was a nice shop loaded with some artsy type pieces, its connected to the hotel lobby via a…read moreseparate entrance. it's an American fine arts and craft gallery with an eclectic collection of more than 240 artists. the lady working behind the counter was very friendly, and very knowledgeable of the products she was hosting in the shop. prices were on the higher end of the spectrum, but with all honesty some of the pieces were priced accordingly. a little bit out of my price range, but still enjoyable to casually browse..

This place was a highlight of our trip. Great customer service and walked away with a unique Pete…read morethe Cat print. The history of the artist was very interesting in relation to Eureka Springs!

Overran with studio apartment renters, mental health issues, flooding "studio"-apartments, and over…read moreall a ran down property that seems to be going into disrepair. I remember hearing stories of talented artist hailing this place but anymore it seems, save the transient tenant artist, there are a limited number of "artists" there but rather closed up shops and over cluttered courtyards. Maybe new ownership would be a savior but the energy says not much improvement is sought. Sad to say, it's the truth.

A very special out of the way gem. It's a couple of blocks past the hub of businesses but worth the…read moretrip. This is a colony of small studios that are rented to artists and you can see them in action, barter with them, or hell even have a beer with them. I have visited here twice and purched paintings and glasswork. The prices are reasonable because you deal directly with the creator. This is the real deal, people living their passion. They deserve support.

What an amazing shop! If your looking for reasonably priced unique jewelry this is it. They keep a…read morewide variety of unique pieces and not too much of any one thing. I will definitely go back and support local artists.

I actually really enjoyed this little jewelry shop. There was a lot of items that were from locals…read moreas well as other Americans, and all the items were actually really nice and well-made. Unlike a lot of local shops in Eureka Springs, which sell cheap Chinese junk, this place actually has American makers and the owner is very nice and friendly. I would definitely visit again if in town.

Talk about the best customer service in Eureka! This shop owner knows her stuff! I'm a tuff egg…read moreto accommodate and she was able to concoct a scent in a aloe spray I use as an after shave. If you are a guy that is looking for a traditional, masculine scent, it can be difficult to find. She makes it on the spot, and can tweak it to your liking. Won't be going anywhere else. The art in the store as well is fantastic. Oh, they sell scents for women too.

First time visitor to Eureka Springs and made the stop in this fun and funky shop! The cosmetics…read moreproducts are great, presentation and customer service is fantastic and atmosphere has me wanting more! This is a must when in the area. Thank you! We'll see you next time, chica!

Theresa was an absolute delight to talk with and a wonderful resource of information! She has a…read morepassion for crystals and definitely passes it on!

For the size of the town, this is a 5-star review…read more There are two floors filled with artifacts, history, and stories of before the town was founded, the founding, the peak years, and the status through to today. The first floor (3 connected rooms) covers what I mentioned above - with both artifacts and signs. The top floor has interesting artifacts like a permanent hair wave machine, a scary looking life-sized doll, artwork, and a bedroom set up as if it were 1890. Took us about an hour and 15 minutes. There was a gentleman when we came it (don't know his name) with a beard that was very helpful, explaining stories and artifacts. He left 45 minutes later when someone came in to take over who sat at a desk.

Such a small museum with a big, rich history! The exhibits provide an extensive history of Eureka…read moreSprings -- including pre colonial arrival. Music, medicine, education even home life has been extensively recorded! It creates a sense of history and home in a converted house. A lovely trip for visitors and town residents.

My daughters and I absolutely adored the Daisy Airgun Museum in Rogers, AR on July 24, 2025…read more The nice young man who greeted us allowed us to bring our dog inside since it was so hot and I wasn't all that comfortable leaving her in my Jeep even if it was on and air-conditioned and the whole back area behind the back seats was dedicated solely to her. Admission was $2 per person. I was given a free commemorative coin. I also picked up a couple of magnets. It was tempting to purchase a BB gun, but we already didn't have much room traveling. This museum was on the small side, but had high ceilings. Everything was very well-displayed. Some in glass cases. My first ever gun was a Daisy BB gun. I thought I was top stuff too with it. There was an audio tour, but I didn't partake with my dog in tow and my daughters asking a thousand questions along the way. Lol. You can't miss this charming place with the 25-foot tall "World's Largest Daisy BB Gun" standing upright near the exit! Bucket list place for history and gun lovers.

The Daisy Airgun Museum in historic downtown Rogers turned out to be a really interesting stop on…read moreour Northwest Arkansas road trip. The museum is dedicated to preserving the history of Daisy Manufacturing and its famous BB guns, with the company's story stretching back more than 140 years. Inside, there is a surprising amount to see for a smaller museum. The displays take you through different eras of Daisy history with vintage BB guns, early models, old advertisements, photographs, catalogs, Red Ryder memorabilia, and some really unique pieces. I especially enjoyed seeing how the designs changed over the decades, along with the colorful 1920s and 1930s advertising and the impressive Daisy .50 caliber rifle exhibit. One of the coolest parts is outside the museum--the World's Largest Daisy BB Gun. The massive 25-foot-tall sculpture was installed in 2021 and makes for a great photo stop before or after visiting the museum. Overall, this was a fun and unexpected stop in Rogers. Even if you aren't a BB gun collector, there is plenty of American history, nostalgia, advertising, and craftsmanship to appreciate. The exhibits are well organized, there is a lot packed into the space, and it was interesting learning how Daisy became such an iconic American brand. Definitely worth checking out while exploring downtown Rogers.

What a cute bookstore in downtown Rogers! This was my second visit here and I can't wait to come…read moreback during the day to look around. I attended a book craft class which was fun. I thought it would be more of an instruction class but it was more diy at seperate tables which was OK. I love that they offer events like this for affordable prices. Two things to be aware of though for events : they have no public restrooms and snacks and drinks are provided but they only had alcohol and no water so bring your own. As for the bookstore they have a small kids section and a nice variety of new and used books. I did not look around much since it was an evening event but it is a nice cozy space for book lovers!

So cozy in there, space for book clubs to meet up as well! I love the organization of the books &…read morehow they have a section of used books !!