"Bloom" by local Louisville artist is the current exhibition at New Editions Gallery. Her works…read moreare an explosion of color bursting from the canvas in an announcement of Spring, the petals appearing as fireworks. The 3chibit runs through July 3rd. 63

We had not been to Arts Place and had not heard of the Red Barn Radio but I am glad a friend…read moreinvited us last night. We saw the Red Barn radio show and it was fantastic! The artist was a award-winning Instrumentalist. The shows are on Wednesday nights at 7 pm and just cost $10. My husband and I are are sad that we have not known of this musical venue in our own backyard! Blakeley Burger the featured artist has studied fiddle/violin for 15 years, as well as guitar and mandolin. For the past seven years, she has performed regionally as both a soloist and an ensemble member at a range of venues, including: the Kentucky Center for the Arts, the Frazier History Museum, the Norton Center for the Arts, the Lexington Opera House, the Iroquois Amphitheatre, the Brown Theatre, the Station Inn, the Country Music Hall of Fame, and the Red Barn radio. Blakeley has been honored by the North American Country Music Association, the Tennessee/Georgia Country and Gospel Music Association, and the Twin Lakes National Fiddle Contest. She can be seen touring with Tin Whiskey Sisters or performing locally with Yapa! and Hollow Bone. Blakeley is currently pursuing a bachelor's degree in Violin Performance with a minor in Spanish at the University of Louisville. Great show Blakely and friends!

Passed, but never ventured in. Here for monthly Creative Mornings event, held in various locations…read morein downtown Lexington. A unique Beaux Arts building with a history as a community gathering place. The gallery features local and regional artists. This is a popular stop during Gallery Hop and their ArtyParty events.

Even if the art is out of your price range, it doesn't cost anything to look. They have wonderful…read moreopening receptiions for new exhibitions, and the Sporting Art Auction at the Keeneland sales pavillion in November is a feast for the eyes. The works of equine masters abound.

Fine artwork, terrible service…read more I purchased a print that was being displayed in a hotel for a special occasion. I didn't receive anything for two weeks, contacted the gallery and was told there was a mixup and the artist had left the country with all of the copies. Even though when i purchased it, the hotel had called the gallery to make sure it was available. I called, left a message, the gallery tried calling back, i was out of town. They said they would issue a refund, I never received anything. I am having to get the hotel to help with this. So, bottom line, if you go there and buy something, it might be a good experience. Buying in any other form may not be the best alternative.

Such a cool, historic mansion! It houses a few small galleries on the first floor and artist…read morestudios on the second floor. I'm grateful it's free! This was my first time visiting and I went in the middle of the day, but I look forward to attending one of their events in the future.

Troy Lyons, the proprietor of Broadway Art & Antiques, is a highlight at this gallery, friendly and…read morechatty. How many times I've passed this house that sits on the corner of Broadway and Maxwell. On the Historical Register, the 1880 house is a small showplace filled with folk art and antiques. If you see something you like, Troy is likely to make a deal. Stop in on one of the monthly Sunday open houses, and you may get a glass of Territorial wine from Oregon.

Lexington's $20 Art Market: Awesome Art for an Awesome Price features unique art for an awesome…read moreprice, all art is $20: no more and no less. The idea behind the market is to provide an opportunity for everyone to own cool art by local artists. The market was co-founded by Keith and Heather Spears. Keith Spears is a local artist known for his industrial-inspired metal sculptures and Heather Spears is known, in a small circle, for hosting fabulous parties. Heather and Keith were inspired by the Umpteenth Annual $20 Art Sale held in Louisville that is organized by Mary Yates and Ron Jasin. After participating in the Umpteenth Annual $20 Art Sale a few times, Keith and Heather decided Lexington needed a similar event. Once the inspiration struck, the challenge was to find a space. We happened to be at Rock House Brewing for a car show and just wandered into Rock House's event space. I realized it would be perfect, talked to the wonderful people who run Rock House then the dream started to become a reality. Of course, it wouldn't happen without the artists. Once we started putting the word out looking for artists, we could not believe the response we received. The art market offers a large variety of art in one space. The first $20 Art Market in November 2017 was a bigger success than anyone, especially Heather, could even imagine. We plan to host the $20 Art Market bi-annually, once in the spring and once in the fall.

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I love to shop here and look for unique jewelry and gifts. If I need a nice but interesting pair of…read moreearrings for a gift, they always have something. It's difficult not to find a pair for myself too! Occasionally the clerks could have been more helpful or friendly, but they are usually helpful if you ask.

I loved this place. It is a hidden gem with not enough exposure. We had problems choosing from all…read morethe beautiful works that we loved. We received help when we asked. If you like art, try this gallery out for sure.

Wow. I hate that there is only review on here for Main Cross, and that it's so negative. Main Cross…read moreis not a pretentious or snooty place, so if you're from "out of town" and are imagining that, get that picture out of your head right now. Please seek it out if you're interested in purchasing art. The owner is an artist herself and is often rushing between teaching at private lessons, classes at UK,classes at the Montessori school, and so on. If that is the person that was rude to you, believe me, she would bend over backwards and apologize profusely. She is just that nice. This gallery has work from many local artists, as well as some who aren't local --paintings, prints, jewelry, sculpture, ceramics, etc. It's a good place to get art at a reasonable price--"reasonable" meaning fair to both artist and buyer. I'm not sure if I'd call it a "traditional" gallery, but then again I'm not an expert in *gallery management*. I'm sorry the visitor from CA had a bad experience. I hope he'll give it another try.