I love Michael's. I love them even more when they have sales. They always seem to have a coupon…read moreavailable on their site or in emails. Their prices for most products are reasonable. I use a coupon for the items I think are overpriced. Check their website for online promos because you can order online and then pick up in the store. I did and got a much better deal. I had asked an employee about it and she said to find her when I was ready. I pulled all the merchandise myself to make it easier, checked out in front of her and it was done. She was so surprised that I brought up the items but I was in retail for decades, I know how it is. Also, *prices are often not the same on the site*! Have to admit that I didn't buy a few things because the prices were higher than in the store by about $3 and it pissed me off more than once. The employees work their butts off while still being helpful and friendly. On the bummer side is that stock is not kept up which is corporates fault. I'm not talking about during big sales because that would be impossible. Be advised that the structure now charges for parking. There is a machine right inside the entrance of Michael's to out in your license plate for free parking.

Kameron (#2071) at Commerce, MI…read more Kameron went above and beyond to help me order a product online to get a discount. He was very patient and pleasant.

Place kind of blew me away. I got some gift ideas for my work crew and coworkers that are into…read moredecorating art. I was greeted by friendly employees. Place had some interesting gift shop ideas. Nothing too expensive. Nice small business here with some great items to offer. I was impressed with Arteria. I will be back for more.

super cute spot for stationary fans!! as someone with ocpd i love the color coding.. scratched my…read morebrain !!

I love it I can see everything and know everything it's the best one out of all these other apps…read morethis one suits best for me.

Located at the highest floor at the Westfield Century City, it's across the way from Olive Young…read more This is the place for slim, squishies. They even have a class that you can take to make your own items. Items can be a bit pricey but it was very popular. With kids and adults at all times. I definitely think this would be a great stop for the tweens especially for a gift.

Floors are way cleaner at the Santa Monica Blvd store than the Beverly blvd store, its very nice…read morehere. Lower paper items are ruined on Beverly Blvd the floor is so dirty. And Dylan was super helpful here, great guy

They've got everything an artist needs to be happy and more. I love this place so much. I've been…read morecoming here since I was 11

How have I never heard of this place before? I've driven by it a million times, so I feel like I'm…read morejust silly for not noticing it. Lakeshore is geared towards teachers, however it's open to the public, so anyone can visit. (Also anyone can join their club which gives rewards and a free tote on your first visit!) They have tons of fun stuff for various grades (Pre-K to elementary age), tons of art supplies (paint, glittery stuff, poster board, etc), tons of school supplies (birthday certificates, wall certificates, etc), and books and toys galore! Some of the stuff can be $$$ (for example a book that was $17 here was $7 on Amazon) but other stuff is much more reasonably priced. We got some school work books for $3.50 each! Service was extra friendly, they have Covid protocols in place (masks required, sanitizer available), and the store was extra bright and clean. I can't wait to go back

Lakeshore is a great resource for wonderful kids' games and puzzles. Shout out to AIDEN who was so…read morehelpful and so courteous.

Came to this Color Me mine on two separate occasions. Came with a large group for a work event and…read morecame another time with just one other friend. Both times the staff here were so incredibly friendly and helpful! When I came with the larger group the staff made sure that we knew the process and let us know of the time limit. Located near the Culver Steps and Culver Hotel, next to Maruwu Seicha. Theres some street parking options as well several parking structures close by. This location is one of the bigger ones I've been to with plenty of tables and seating. Loved sitting by the window to get natural light while painting. They have a wide variety of pottery options to choose from. They have seasonal items and sculptures to cute trinket holders to plates. Once you pick your piece you can get paint and any of the tools. A perfect way to get creative and walk away with a one of a kind piece that you painted!

TLDR: DO NOT come to this Color Me Mine because you may get ceramic poisoning…read more This Culver City Color Me Mine has a manipulative and terrible business practice that left me extremely angry. As a caveat, I've had just fine experiences at the Palo Alto Color Me Mine, and my specific issue here is how the manager runs his studio and comes up with ridiculous policies on handling defective pottery that provides no compensation to the customer. When I got my fired plate back, there was a super rough patch on the front from not being glazed properly. Uneven glazing is a food safety hazard as it traps bacteria and exposed ceramic will cause poisoning. I took it back for them to refire it and even out the glazing, but they called back saying they tried a few times and each time the pinholes got worse with new ones showing. They said that's the best they could do and told me to pick it up. I went to pick it up, and they managed to lose my piece, claiming it went back in the kiln again by accident (4th time it went in!!). So I had to wait another week for them to say I could pick it up again. Over a month has passed now since I painted my piece. When I went to inspect the piece finally, there were pinholes and dust and colored particles everywhere on my piece that weren't originally there, and there were still rough patches on the top where I would eat off of. I asked for some sort of compensation given they are possibly giving me ceramic poisoning and they messed up my piece even more. The employees said they talked to the manager (who was on the phone and avoided talking to me himself) and he couldn't do anything about it since it's "normal". I demanded to talk to the manager myself and he had the audacity to say that he guarantees it is food safe and that this level of bubbling and rough patches is all normal. When I emphasized that my food safety was at risk and this plate isn't fully functional, he reluctantly said that I can paint another plate...but guess what: the manager told me I had to give my original piece back to the studio!! He didn't let me just paint another one and didn't give me any discount on my piece. What are they doing with my piece?? He claims it would get donated. Donate it to people and then give those people ceramic poisoning?? What kind of studio policy makes you give back your defective plate in order to paint a new one?? When I also mentioned that I would be leaving Culver City for good in two days so don't have time to paint one anyways, he made it clear that he couldn't provide any monetary compensation for their mistakes. This is manipulative and extremely slimy business practice and no ceramic studio should be run like this. Also, the fact that they couldn't fix my piece through refiring means that they're either incompetent at glazing and/or they're using really cheap and bad glaze. I will be taking this matter up to corporate because Color Me Mines should be providing joy, not anger to its customers.

Yelpers hence Yelp reports Fast Frame closed, hm…read more.. Westwood Art & Frame (receipts state Fast Frame) resides, does business in the same digs, same address. Did a name change mean a business model, personnel, product quality change too? NO! What's in a name anyway? Unless it's still Steven's and Kyle's name, names, their artist's/architect's eye, eyes doing precision quality work. Actor hubby and I have recently culled his old photos. Came across one he really liked but couldn't recall the origin. I snuck it away to be framed as a surprise. He discovered it missing, put two and two together sleuthed it to Westwood Art & Frame or what he knew as Fast Frame. Thanks Steven for not ratting me out. Picked up the mystery photo today. Expertly matted, framed now added to our library/loft gallery along with Al Hirschfeld's "Fiddler on the Roof" cast caricature capture (hubs was THE 1964 Fiddler) and a Fast Frame, framed Twentieth Century Fox one cent residual check. https://www.yelp.com/user_local_photos?userid=PGEfEMmlKll90as7FrIdiA&select=0sEMWqjr9q4I4LKFsk36QA I hang art without measuring, hubby doesn't. Words. Cocktail. Copacetic. Smiling as we look up at this new Westwood Art & Frame addition. All this has prompted a visit to the The Paley Archive at the Beverly Hills Public Library to sort out more of the love of my life's vast career. IMDB doesn't even have the half of it. Suspect more photos to be Westwood Art & Frame framed, hung (by me), enjoyed...

I did it again. I brought in something to be framed that I was giving to a friend as a birthday…read moregift, and I gave them just about 12 hours to do it - and they were closed for 10 of those hours! I promise I don't do this last minute thing on purpose but I know that Westwood Art & Frame will come through for me in a pinch and do great work in the process! No picture this time as it is wrapped up for my friend, but wanted to shout out to this company and say how grateful I am for the great work and be speedy turn-around. Highly recommend!

Great spot for getting wood, special and fruit paper. Cool kites and arts supplies. Small business…read moreowned and nicely woven. A little pricy but the quality is high tier

This specialty paper shop is a find and gift for anyone who does paper art, bookmaking or any art…read moreor craft that uses paper. It's a one-of-a-kind place that is great to shop on line and even better in person.

My husband and I have been coming to Lundeen's for years. Since long before the pandemic we have…read moremade a point of stopping by every time we are in Culver City. We are always curious to see what new finds they have on display. This is one of those local gems that we hope stays in the neighborhood a long, long time. There is always something funny, clever, or creative to explore. Many of their items are unique to the LA area or support local creatives. We've bought countless gifts for family, friends, and let's admit it - ourselves - here. They manage to include a wide variety of housewares, games, books, toys, art and craft supplies, jewelry, decor, and accessories into a cozy shop. There is an assortment of cards for life's many occasions, with creative sentiments and plenty of personality to express what you can't always find the words to communicate. We have spent many happy afternoons just browsing through the aisles and considering what we might want to buy. Upon reaching the register, there is always a friendly face to greet you and offer to wrap your purchases if they are gifts. We love that they take the time to select a combination of ribbon colors with the type of gift and recipient in mind! Thank you Lundeen's for being a bright spot in the city that offers genuine friendly service and real personality, and an opportunity to see and hold things before you buy them - a nice alternative to endless scrolling through online web stores!

Very nice gift shop. Has everything that you could get for a person. Books, greeting cards,…read morestationery items, baby items, Ayala teas, Savon bath products, etc. Service was kind, and I had come in for the 3rd Annual Stationery Store Day crawl; this was their first year participating. I was happy to see that they had the official SSD merchandise too. There is a parking garage within easy walking distance. Respectfully Reviewed.

BEST LOCAL ART SUPPLY STORE! I am so grateful to have this in my community, I want them to stay in…read morebusiness forever. Graphaids is a little slice of art supply heaven tucked away with parking! Every person working there is so knowledgable. You can tell they care and actually do art themselves. The store carries so many trusted and amazing brands, from high end products to alternatives with many affordable options. My kids also love going and exploring and can stay there for as long as their mama wants :) They will also special order things if you request it. I would so much rather support them than any online retailer any day. They also care about their community and hold great little events. Truly a special place.

The best place for art supplies! Mike and Rob are the best...Come out and get your Ralph Steadman…read moreArt Kits and join the April 18th art making meet-up from 11am-1pm. In collaboration with The Gonzo Art Trail and Ralph Steadman And Another Thing exhibition at Torrance Art Museum (March 28th through May 9th)