I love this place. Great products and wonderful volunteer staff.

You can still go in, but they count how many people are in the store. So if you have to wait, be patient. They are worth exploring to find all kinds of unique handmade items.

I moved away from Bloomington Normal ten years ago but I still have the toy drum that I got for my kids at Crossroads. Its still in great condition, too. I love supporting fair trade stores. If Im ever lucky enough to visit the area again, Ill have to take a trip to Crossroads.

Excellent place to shop for unique gifts!

Really lovely store. If you are looking for a unique gift or goods for your home, consider supporting this fair trade store.

Not that it wasnt great before but the remodel has really made this place look updated and fresh. Volunteer run, theyre always friendly and the place is always clean and organized. Always a go-to for birthday or Christmas presents!

Crossroads is the place to go gifts of any size for everyone one in your social circle. Plus every gift you make supports an artisan who is getting a fair wage for their merchandise. Support fair trade. Support fair wage. Shop your values!

Here you will find merchandise produced by artisans from developing countries of museum quality at great prices. Here is Fair Trade at its best. Crossroads has become a business icon in Central Illinois offering an amazingly large selection of goods.

Great place to find extra ordinary ideas for special gift

Unique gift items that are all fair trade. It feels great to support local shops for a great cause!!

Im a buy local/fair trade kinda guy...Friendly people, and lots of trinkets...Will revisit next time we are in town...

Can always find a one of a kind gift on short notice, and all with the assurance an artisan somewhere in the world is seeing the largest benefit possible.

Love this fairtrade store. Give it a try...

Shopping my values means shopping Fair Trade. Crossroads is the place in Central Illinois.

Great place for unique gifts with a chance to help others out. They sell crafts from low income countries without keeping the profit.