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July 2024 by Marianne Bourdages
SUPER CUTE! The shopkeeper was lovely, the space is super well curated and decorate. Beautiful pieces, perfect for gifts! Super queer, fun, colourful and thoughtful ?
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May 2024 by Kaitlin Yang
Such an amazing curated store and gallery space with a huge selection of prints, zines, and cute gifts. Love this AAPI woman owned business so much and cannot wait to go back for more! :)
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February 2024 by John
It was a nice little store that sold odds and ends which looked handmade. The owners were really nice and inviting.
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November 2023 by Libby Cohen (therock_lobstaaaa)
Such an awesome shop featuring amazing artists! I love coming here with friends, and there's always such fun and interesting pieces to buy. From fun mahjong tile earrings to beautiful prints, from a rock that looks like a VHS tape to iridescent umbrellas, this souvenir shop has so much to offer.
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November 2023 by Sabrina S
Such a lovely cute shop - curated with fun accessories, clothes, home decor & stickers and zines! They focus on featuring local artists and their handmade work.
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October 2023 by Google user
Such an awesome shop featuring amazing artists! I love coming here with friends, and there's always such fun and interesting pieces to buy. From fun mahjong tile earrings to beautiful prints, from a rock that looks like a VHS tape to iridescent umbrellas, this souvenir shop has so much to offer.
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March 2023 by Michael Huang
Lovely store featuring fun pieces from small artists.
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January 2023 by Michael Kalmanovitch
A friends birthday was coming up in Early January and I wanted to get a nice card for them. I had been keeping my eyes open for cards that might be work for me but they were always wrapped in plastic. One store mentioned that this is the way that their customers like to buy their cards - wrapped in plastic. I don't. I cycled past this place the other day and decided not to drop in. On December 31st, I went looking for a card since I needed to buy, write, and mail it off to my friend since their birthday was coming up soon and the letter has to go all the way to Vancouver, Canada. When I locked up my bicycle and tried to get into the shop it was locked. The owner came out to let me know they were closed for the day. I explained my predicament and they allowed me in to purchase a locally made card. Since they put the plastic sleeve on themselves they would remove it and reuse it on another card. Cool. I also bought a cool sticker for my friend. I appreciate the owner accomodating my needs and allowing me entrance when they were closed. They have a nice counter-culture vibe. #PlasticFreeLiving
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June 2022 by Alice
one of my favorite places to buy gifts — all sorts of prints, cards, trinkets, and I think they usually have a rotating art gallery in the back!
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May 2022 by Zoe Cohen
I love the curated selection of items in this shop! You're always guaranteed a cool find, at a variety of prices, so there's something for everyone. From Here to Sunday manages to find things I don't see in any other shop, and they all carry a touch of whimsy and/or the absurd. It's like a treasure trove every time I go.
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January 2022 by Liz C.
Super happy with my order and the sweet thank you note they included!
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December 2021 by Nethery Engblom
Lovely little gift shop! So many unique little treasures to find!
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December 2021 by B Spiderman
Great spot! Perfect for all different types of gifts.
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December 2021 by Emily D.
About five minutes into browsing at From Here to Sunday, I blurted out to the sweet sales associate that "Everything in here makes me feel so happy." And it's true! This adorable storefront contains art of all mediums -- accessories, garments, teas, pottery, and more. Whimsical NYC fruit magnets? Check. Stickers of Druid woodland cats? Absolutely. The PERFECT holiday cards for friends and loved ones? Yup. And it's surprisingly affordable -- there were some incredible prints in (so glad to see the artists' names were clearly labeled!) for $15-$20. There's so much local love here and so much awesome AAPI creative energy. I know I'll be back. Thank you to Anthony, who was so sweet (and rocking one of their great mushroom shirts) while I spent approximately a million years browsing the shop. A local gem!
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October 2021 by Kenny C.
This was my last stop as part of Gowanus Open Studios 2021. The space itself is like half art studio/half art trinket shop. When I went, they were featuring clay art from Japanese artist Miwa Neishi. Great space in a shop that's about 200x more adorable than a place in Gowanus has any right to be.
