If you need something framed, this is definitely the best place to go. I had some new items and a…read morecouple things that had water damage. They worked closely with me to figure out what they could restore, and even used some of the original frames, just cleaned them up a bit. For other stuff, they took a lot of time with me to pick out the exactly right frames. I was really happy with how everything turned out. The staff here are extremely knowledgeable, I would recommend coming here for all your art needs. Also, they are expanding and I think even starting classes for kids.

I painted during the en plein air event at the Edsel Ford estate in May, but I did not get the…read moreemail from them stating that our paintings had to be framed in order to be in the juried art show that evening. But Rainy Day came to the rescue! I frantically ran in and told young Logan that I was desperate to purchase a frame and have it framed by their staff! (We all know that is an impossibility, right?! No one frames same day, right? WRONG!) Logan found a frame to compliment the piece. He took it to Jan who had me come hold it (because it was still wet) whilst she expertly framed it. She had me out of there in less than 45 minutes. I will NEVER forget their kindness, professionalism and enthusiasm as they helped me make a wish come true! I am indebted to them and am a loyal customer! Buy local, shop local, support local businesses is my motto. They have a customer for life! Deanna Hammes

A very nice gallery that offers the artwork of local artists. This includes photography, paintings,…read morepottery, sculpture, metalwork and jewelry. Prices run from low to high, so there's something for everyone. They have frequent exhibits and openings where they have a DJ, snacks and cocktails which is always a nice time. Check their website for upcoming artist openings. The staff does a nice job displaying all of the items and keeping it fresh with new items. Definitely stop in if you're looking to support a local artist and add some new items to your house or get a gift.

From the owner: The Grosse Pointe ART Center provides the community with art through monthly jurored exhibitions…read more(open to all artists), a gift shop full of unique gifts made by our artist members and art classes for adults, students and children. Whether you are an artist, art lover or someone who wants to learn more about it, feel free to call or just stop in!

Amazing and knowledgeable art instructor! She's great with kids of all ages and does a great job…read moreteaching classes of all ages from kids to seniors! And planning an event was super easy! 5 stars!

From the owner: We are an art studio on wheels! Equipped with everything you need to have an Art Party at your next…read moreevent, including a real artist, tabletop easels, aprons, paint, brushes, and most importantly FUN! From birthday parties to showers, from community centers to homes, we have you covered. We are real local artists and because our lessons are so versatile, they can easily be customized for all ages and themes. Our classes are fun for everyone, regardless if you're a beginner or a seasoned artist!

Nate and I were in the area recently so we stopped in to this historic store/workshop…read more Unfortunately we weren't able to do a tour, but I would love to in the future (book online ahead of time). The upstairs gallery was closed when we were there, so we just browsed the shop, which is full of all sorts of beautiful ceramic items like tiles, vases, art, and more. I liked seeing all the different pieces but nothing really shouted out to me. The animal tiles were probably my favorite. I also liked the house number tiles. They also had other non-ceramic items for sale, like earrings, puzzles, calendars, cards, etc. It is a nice place to find gifts! They also do classes and workshops, which sound fun! This isn't a spot that I need to visit every time I'm in the area, but it was fun to finally check out.

Most Detroiters have heard of Pewabic Pottery, but few know it's still going strong in its…read morebeautiful location on E. Jefferson. In addition to an active workshop, the building houses a gift shop with lots of wonderful ceramic pieces and a small museum, which details the history of Pewabic Pottery. It's a unique piece of Detroit history and a great place to buy gifts for yourself and others. It's well worth a visit to this hidden gem.

The art shack is so great! My daughter took art classes here and loved it!! I recommend !read more

From the owner: The Art Shack offers art classes for kids, school field trips, summer art camps, scout outings,…read morespecial events, birthday parties and more! For Adults the Art Shack offers painting parties, arts and crafts nights and more! We are a class based business so hours vary. Gift cards are available.

I've been wanting to visit this spot for a while. I decided to attend the opening day for the…read moreSeen/Scene Art Exhibit. They really celebrated opening day! They had a printing workshop, a portraiture activity with Cranbrook Academy of Art, there was pumpkin painting, a skate demo, & workshop, and food trucks. All of this was complementary with an Eventbrite registration! What a pleasant surprise! The ladies that checked us into the event were very cordial. They have free street parking.

Beautiful historic building, such a lovely space for a gallery. The sculpture garden is pretty…read moretoo. Also a neighborhood skate park, and coming soon a cafe of some type. We really enjoyed the exhibit Warp & Weft.

Pam has created such an amazing space & community! There are many offerings as well so there is…read morereally something for everyone

What a great community!! I love that you can be any skill level in yoga and still attend any class!…read moreThe workshops are all great and Pam is wonderful!

My family enrolled at Extreme Gym because my daughter was genuinely excited about gymnastics, and…read morewe hoped this would become a long-term activity for her. Unfortunately, our experience was disappointing enough that we chose to terminate our membership. Our concerns went far beyond a single incident. Throughout our time here, communication was inconsistent, policies were not clearly communicated, and when concerns were raised, there was very little accountability. We were billed for circumstances involving our toddler son, who has never been a student at this facility and whose information was never provided to the gym. My husband briefly entered a room, unaware that there was any policy prohibiting parents from doing so because there was no clear communication or signage. Rather than acknowledging the lack of communication, we were told he had "forcibly entered" the room, which was simply not an accurate description of what occurred. That accusation was both surprising and upsetting. Another concern was the lack of communication regarding class cancellations. My husband regularly commuted over an hour to St. Clair Shores to bring our daughter to class, only to arrive and learn that class had been cancelled on multiple occasions without us being notified beforehand. That represents a significant amount of unnecessary travel time, fuel, and inconvenience that could have easily been avoided with proper communication. I was also disappointed with the way the summer showcase was handled. Families were required to purchase seats, yet there appeared to be little or no effort to ensure attendees were actually sitting in the seats they had paid for. Several of my invited guests were unable to sit in the seats we purchased because other individuals had taken them. If families are expected to pay for reserved seating, there should be an organized process to ensure those seats remain available for the people who purchased them. Additionally, the temperature inside the gym during the showcase was extremely hot, making the event uncomfortable for athletes and spectators alike. When families are paying additional fees to attend these events, reasonable attention should be given to the comfort and overall experience of those in attendance. Ultimately, I completed the membership termination process because I no longer felt confident in the gym's communication, customer service, or handling of concerns. My hope in sharing this review is not simply to express frustration, but to encourage meaningful improvements. Better communication, clearer policies, improved event organization, and greater accountability would go a long way toward improving the experience for future families. Every family's experience may differ, but I encourage prospective members to ask detailed questions about cancellation notifications, billing practices, parent access policies, showcase seating procedures, and how customer concerns are addressed before committing to a membership.

Was billed $199 after I canceled my granddaughters gym lessons via text. Was told I had to go…read moreonline to cancel. I went online but found it difficult online to cancel and couldn't get it done. Went there in person to complain. No mercy from them. Nor did they have any mercy this summer when conducting classes in the gym with no air conditioning. All summer they kept saying they were working on the air conditioning. Well that never happened. Is there any way I can get my money back?

We have a piece that looks great in our home. His work has an interesting depth that is hard to…read moredescribe. From talking to him, the exposure to places like Detroit, Berlin, Glasgow seem to resonate through as a narrative. We are very happy with the interaction and price point. I'm sure we would have paid double or more in a place like NY or high end art gallery.

I've been watching Bryan develop and grow his craft for almost 25 years now...and it's truly been…read moreamazing to see. Bryan is someone who won't labor to work, but he'll work tirelessly to labor out the depth and detail for which he's trying to create...in each piece...just my humble observation. None of Bryan's work ever seems "pushed" or "forced"...it's just him digging deep and expressing whatever the hell is running though his soul. Again, just my observation. Lastly, he's truly humble about his work too....which in itself, is very rare in this world. I promise, after speaking with him, you'll better understand the various ways he comes to be inspired.