Such a cute little spot to do so many arts and crafts. I hosted a meet up here and it was…read morewonderful. It's byob and they have a fridge with water and soda provided! The ladies there were great and so helpful. We went for a wine glass painting session and it was a lot of fun. We painted two glass and there was different choices of glassware. I got to talkative and a little tipsy I couldn't finish my second glass before the session was over so the wonderful lady (sorry I'm bad with names) helped me finish my second glass! Thank you, I look forward to coming here for more events.

Cute store with very unique creations, and for a wonderful cause. The people who work there are…read moreawesome and it it makes me feel good, just walking inside. Love it!

This is a hidden treasure I found yesterday by chance. A…read moreFair Trade gift shop. Many unique gifts. Beautiful artistry. The staff are volunteers, helpful, friendly & love what they are doing. Stop in, I am sure you will find something wonderful to purchase.

We've had the best experience with Misha at Yuriy's Jewelry in South Hills Village. Originally, our…read morefirst experience with Yuriy's was when we purchased my engagement ring in the downtown shop, but everything else we purchased or had repaired/restored has been in the South Hills shop, and the work has been above any expectations we could have hoped for. Yuriy's recently repurposed my mother's 1951 class ring from 5th Avenue HS (a historic landmark in Pittsburgh), into a pendent (just beautiful), and is in the process of redesigning the band to preserve the date. Just recently, Yuriys repaired and restored my mother's bracelet from childhood, which is almost 100 years old, she's 93 (absolutely incredible)! To have these memories preserved is such a treasure. In addition to the restorations, we have purchased some pretty amazing watches, rings and (necklaces, btw, that was a big surprise you found for my husband), I LOVE it, thank you Misha!!! We're plenty familiar with the pricing of many jewelry shops, and by far Yuriy's has the best service, best selection, best quality and the best prices! If you don't see it, he will find it, if he can't find it, he can make it. You will not find what Yuriy's can offer at any chain jewelry store. Thank you Misha for everything!

Misha at Yuriy's Jewelry made purchasing my first Rolex an exciting experience. He wasn't pushy and…read moreallowed me to even wear the watch home to see if it was the one! Not only does Misha at Yuriy's Jewelry have excellent overall knowledge regarding Rolexes but he also made the purchasing experience feel exciting and fun. I'd fully recommend their products and services since Misha has also cleaned and fixed numerous of my fine jewelry pieces - all beyond my expectations. They are also specialized in engagement rings and custom designed pieces so feel free to stop by their stores in South Hills Village mall or downtown. I look forward to working with Yuriy's Jewelry for years to come!

CoNectar is a really remarkable non-profit. They have a gallery space, educational materials on…read morebeekeeping, honey tasting, and more. It's a beautiful space, and a fine restoration of an historical building. They have Yoga and meditation classes, and there are plans for a small cafe. Most importantly, it's an amazing resource for beekeepers and people interested in learning about honey. I tasted some wonderful honey, some infused with chilies, some with Rosemary. And yes, they have local honey for sale.

Wow, CoNectar Flora to Table is a such a unique and amazing space! There is a gallery that is open…read moreon Saturdays, and there are a lot of other events happening there too. So far, I've attended a beeswax candle making class with my daughter, a honey tasting, and a solstice hike in nearby Girty's Woods. Through these programs, I've learned a lot about not just honey bees, but the importance of native bees and local flora, too. The locally produced and sustainable honey I purchased there is so delicious! Highly recommend a visit, another gem to be found in Millvale!

I first heard about Permanently Pretty Jewelry after attending a Yelp event. I'd been wanting to…read moreget permanent jewelry for a while, so why not try Permanently Pretty Jewelry. I was able to book an appointment online for the same day, which was perfect. The place is easy to find and there is also parking available. Nellie put the jewelry on me and the whole appointment took maybe 10 minutes. I got a ring and an anklet. Nellie showed me the different chain options and make some suggestions on her favorites. You can also add charms to your jewelry as well. The process was quick and painless. I love my pieces of jewelry so much; they are so cute. I would love to come back with friends so I can add more jewelry to the pieces I already have!

She was the most pleasant and accommodating out of all the permanent jewelry places in Pittsburgh!…read moreI wanted an appointment on my birthday the day before my wedding for my sister and sister in law. She was able to accommodate this and was very friendly!! We love our bracelets.

Something that a lot of people don't realize is how many free art galleries the Pittsburgh area…read morehas. Many are located right downtown in the Cultural Trust. This is one of those galleries. While there is a lot of signage, I still feel it is well hidden because it is above the T station and people think the only thing there is the T. You need to take an elevator up to the exhibit from an entrance on the side. The exhibits vary greatly and change regularly, so if you don't enjoy what is currently there, the next one might be of interest. Still, it is worth visiting because it is free and you might end up discovering your new favorite artist or art medium. They do take donations, but they are not required.

Always worth a visit. The entrance is a little tricky to figure out, and you need to take the…read moreelevator, but once you are there, it's a creative space that hosts imaginative and provocative art. Technology usually plays a factor in most of the exhibits I've seen here, and illuminated displays are the most common. It's all free, too. On the outside, make sure you notice Flow, a light installation by Erwin Redl, and 168 Lightbulbs, by Jim Cambell. Take the escalator down a floor to see Sol Lewitt's Thirteen Geometric Figures (1984).

Roxanne's Dried Flowers on the North Side is an absolute hidden gem. The shop is stunningly…read morebeautiful and filled with incredible floral arrangements, unique gifts, and amazing scents that hit you the second you walk through the door. The creative energy in there is so inspiring, and the staff is always warm and helpful whether you're building a custom bouquet or just browsing. It's one of those local shops that you just can't help but fall in love with.

This shop is exceptionally special. The staff were welcoming and helpful; appreciated! Beautiful,…read moreunique, upscale decor for your home. So exquisite I convinced my friend to mail (the Fall wreath I bought) to my current state. Winning!! Truly, completely worth a visit and located in Pittsburgh's beloved Strip District.

"You don't get this at Target," I said to the store clerk and she laughed. But it's so true. This…read moreis an amazing local business that takes time to explain how a product is used and why you would use it. They have all kinds of beautiful imported gifts, incense, scents, clothing, jewelry and books. I could spend an hour in the store, even though it's somewhat small. There's a story or something to learn about everything there. But I also meet nice people in the store, it's kind of a community meeting place. I'm new to Jamil's but it has quickly become one of my favorite places in Pittsburgh.

I love this store. Amazing shea butter, beautiful handcrafted jewelry and super lovely cultural…read moreattire!