Cancel

    Open app

    Search

    Betelgeuse Pottery

    5.0 (2 reviews)
    Open 10:00 am - 6:00 pm

    Betelgeuse Pottery Photos

    You might also consider

    More like Betelgeuse Pottery

    Recommended Reviews - Betelgeuse Pottery

    Your trust is our priority, so businesses can't pay to alter or remove their reviews. Learn more about reviews.
    Yelp app icon
    Browse more easily on the app
    Review Feed Illustration
    Photo of Alli M.
    0
    171
    0

    10 months ago

    Helpful 0
    Thanks 0
    Love this 0
    Oh no 0
    Photo of Jeff C.
    130
    105
    515

    7 years ago

    Helpful 3
    Thanks 0
    Love this 3
    Oh no 0

    Ask the Community - Betelgeuse Pottery

    Verify this business for free

    Get access to customer & competitor insights.

    Verify this business

    Lime Berry Gallery & Winery - Front door of the tasting room and old school house!

    Lime Berry Gallery & Winery

    4.0(3 reviews)
    8.0 mi
    $$

    This is an adorable small winery with a tasting room in an old barn. They have art along the walls…read moreand even an old bottler on display. There is also some outdoor seating right by the parking lot. Mostly white wines and the staff were all very friendly and helpful

    Lovely winemakers with a passion for wine, Lime Berry will delight sweet wine lovers but will leave…read moredry drinkers underwhelmed. Right off the bat - this place is closing at the end of the year, as the very engaging and wonderful owners sold their winery/vineyard. So if you want their wines you better get them before the end of the year. The winery is hosted in a small barn on the property with plenty of outdoor seating. They make about sixteen wines and seem to favor making sweeter wines. The wine tasting was a very reasonable $3 a person and is guided as either a dry tasting or a sweet tasting. I'm not a fan of sweet so I tried the dry listing, and overall found them fairly average. To be fair, they were out of two dry wines, the Chardonnay and Dry Riesling, so maybe those were the better wines to taste. The Dry Vidal Blanc lacked any complexity in taste and the Semi Dry Vidal Blanc is more sweet than dry. I purchased the Heart of the Lake because of the interesting story behind the one grape which is brand new and unnamed after being developed at nearby Cornell University (this is the only winery that makes wine out of it). The dry reds weren't too much better - boring wines without any sort of boldness, they both tasted flat with just a hint of possibly developing complexity. So yeah, I'm not a huge fan of the wines here at Lime Berry, and I'm a little confused with all the overwhelmingly positive Yelp and TripAdvisor reviews. It makes me wonder if I missed out on some of the good dry wines or that this winery's strength lies in their sweeter wines. Whatever the case, go for the sweet wines but skip if you want dry.

    Photos
    Lime Berry Gallery & Winery - Outdoor seating area outside of the barn

    See all

    Outdoor seating area outside of the barn

    Main Street Arts

    Main Street Arts

    4.7(3 reviews)
    31.1 mi

    Love this gallery! Awesome exhibits, a great gift shop (really, really great gift shot), great…read morelight (you could just go in and sit and relax for hours), and right in the middle of cute Clifton Springs! I have been to 3 or 4 exhibits here in the past year (photography, watercolor, ceramics), and have been wowed by every one. They showcase a great variety of mediums, and there are usually multiple exhibits on display at a time, upstairs and down. They also have an artist in residence, and on our latest visit, we were able to meet him and get a first-hand introduction to his present project, which was really fascinating. I love to visit the gallery as part of an afternoon outing. Usually we end up spending an hour or so in the gallery appreciating all the exhibits, then we go across the street to Warfield's for lunch or dinner. Warfield's has great food, a focus on local beer and wine, and a changing, seasonal menu. It's a great way to spend an afternoon. The current exhibit featured in the downstairs gallery is of alternative photography and is definitely a must-see. As a photographer who practices several alternative styles (wet plate collodion, kallitypes, palladium printing, cyanotypes, tin types, etc) I was blown away. The subject matter, size of the pieces, different styles from photo gravure to cyanotypes to tin types, all of it is amazing. And coming up on April 1st, one of the featured artists (tin type master and alternative photography innovator John Coffer!) will have a free workshop, which is by reservation - so go see the show and sign up!

    This is one really beautiful gallery - every inch is meticulously designed from the glossy wood…read morefloors to the bright lights shining on each piece of art on display. We came here to see Peter Pincus' ceramics show. The way they had the place laid out was ideal for perusing and each piece was better than the next. They get a cool mix of artists in this space so it's worth a stop if you're in the area or on your way back to Rochester following a few winery stops. They also have space upstairs, which features smaller pieces - lots of drawings and paintings hanging on the walls. On the first floor they have a very small store with some random supplies, books, knick knacks and gifts made by local artists including some jewelry on display. Whether or not this is something they do, it's a cool space for an event. I think they plan to host classes in the future which would be a nice addition.

    Photos
    Main Street Arts - Robert Ernst Marx, small wonderful work!

    Robert Ernst Marx, small wonderful work!

    Main Street Arts
    Main Street Arts

    See all

    Betelgeuse Pottery - artclasses - Updated May 2026

    Loading...
    Loading...
    Loading...