Very nicely laid out store and I was welcomed right away. Your eyes will dart around at all the…read moredifferent offerings. From jewelry to pottery to metal work plus art and journals. It's fun to see what she has to offer, There are whimsical animals made of upcycled metal that will make you smile. I think that most surprised me was the hand made chop stick bowls with an opening to rest your chopsticks which are also included. Not something you' d expect to see in rural Kentucky! You won't regret stopping in.

We entered this store to look around and were blown away to find out that Diane made most of this…read morebeautiful art and glass herself! Beautiful paintings, photos, glass beads, jewelry, all by Diane and all beautiful! I bought some of the cute glass zipper pulls - so unique. She was fun to talk to, and she does animal rescue too! Diane told us about the artist that makes the cute metal animal sculptures out of recycled metal parts. What a talented and busy woman - so glad that we stopped in. She even took time to answer our question about a plant growing outside her studio (she also has a horticulture degree, among her art degrees).

We were walking around Berea and my fella wanted to stop in here at some point during the day. On…read morethe way back to our car, we popped in. It is small, but well appointed. It smells great, obviously. And honestly, the candles are pretty decently priced for a small independent shop. My guy bought a couple candles for himself and a couple for me, the employee was super nice and packed everything up well. It is absolutely worth a visit if you are boppin' around town!

Stopped by this new addition to Berea College Square. I had previously shopped at the candle store…read morethat was here prior. Very huge difference & sets a new vibe for the location. Owner was very helpful & answered all of my questions. Decor is very chic & modern. I loved the scents & beautiful candle jars! I purchased the 11oz Mahogany Teakwood for our bedroom. Scent was perfect for a couple, not to overly feminine or masculine. Spent over $30, but I love the sturdy glass honeycomb jar & it's reusable. Looking forward to doing the create-your-own candle workshop with my colleague group once it's up & running.

We so enjoyed meeting Jimmy Lou the owner and artist! She demonstrated making her glass beads for…read moreus and I was able to take home a custom pair of earrings. Warm and welcoming - Jimmy Lou and Hot Flash Beads is a must see when visiting Berea!

I love the beads and the jewelry that the artist, Jimmy Lou Jackson, makes here. I had been here…read moreseveral years ago and bought several pairs of her bead earrings, which I love. When I stopped here now, she told me that if I lost one of my earrings to save the other and send it to her to make a replacement - now that's service with a smile!

Be sure to stop in here if you get to Berea. The arts you see here aren't done by the students but…read moreby artisans within Kentucky. They happened to be showcasing some quilts that were unforgettable. Don't even think about the regular pieced together quilts we normally think of. Many of them were 3D quilts with added embellishments that you have never seen the likes of. Some of them were just fun like the oreo quilt, but do yourself a favor and look at the photos I've attached to get an idea of what I'm talking about. Words simply won't do. Go there if you haven't and if you have, return back to see what's new.

Small town Americana...life in the 50's. The heart of town is Boone Tavern, surrounded by local and…read morecollege stores. College students run the tavern. If you are old, and dreamed of college, this would be it. Brick dorms and green space. A kinder, gentler time. I've been visiting for 40 plus years. It never changes.

Talented artist! Affordable pewter. Baby cups - great gift idea for the next shower. He will…read morepersonalize and ship. He made a cup while we were watching.

Friends and I took a workshop here today. It was wonderful! Ken and Guy did a great job of…read moreexplaining how and why to do the metal working. All four of us left with pieces we love. The pieces in their store are beautiful and reasonably priced.

Gallery 103 is a hidden treasure tucked greenery behind the Boone Tavern. A meticulous co-op…read moregallery is upheld by 3 local artists focused on jewelry, household pottery, and abstract paintings. Not only will you be greeted with a welcoming, but you will also be in awe of the vivid canvases, earrings, and flower vases enwrapping the shoppe. The reflective necklaces and flower-pressed vases are magnificent crafts. The unique pieces reflect Berea's rich history, with a wide range of uses from practicality to self-fulfillment. Gallery 103 is an enriching display of the artisans in Eastern Kentucky.

The mastery in the work at this shop is incredible. By cutting intricate patterns in multiple…read morelayers of metal and laying them over colorful minerals, Mr. Thompson has produced striking images of nature in pennants that have their own depth of field. His pieces are inspired and inspiring - truly amazing. Teresa Cole's pottery is also masterful, and I recommend venturing around the back of College Square to get to their shop, a hidden gem.

Always friendly service, great products and quality embroidery. I've had several logos put on…read moreclothing I've purchased at other places and I've bought their products. I recently bought a hat with my son's logo for his business and it turned out great! I've never been disappointed with the service I receive at a very reasonable price. Not to mention how sweet it is to get a thank you note with my purchase...I'm a sucker for hand written notes!

very happy with the service and prices they are very kind and they do a professional job, I will…read moredefinitely go back to order more shirts *****