Hobby Lobby plays a mixture of light jazz, classical, bluegrass, and contemporary music styles in stores, distributed by satellite from its Oklahoma headquarters.

Hobby Lobby was added in 2008.

The former Goody's Family Clothing building is now a Hobby Lobby.

A budget cinema is located inside the mall near Hobby Lobby.

In 1941, Roberta married Harry Salter, music director of Hobby Lobby, and the couple had a daughter.

He bought fancy leaf paper at the Hobby Lobby to print out his reports.

The collection is named for the Green family, founders and leaders of Hobby Lobby, the world's largest privately owned arts and crafts retailer.

Montgomery Ward closed its store in 1997 and was replaced with a Hobby Lobby crafts store in 1999.

"Hobby Lobby" was on the air until 1948, when Elman decided to pursue teaching hypnosis to doctors and dentists.

David Green - founder of Hobby Lobby, and self-made billionaire.