Amazing space for art shows and the people running this place are truly professional. A must see…read morewhen you're in Fort Wayne.

An interesting little at gallery that features a variety of art from local (state of Indiana)…read moreArtists. Many of the pieces are for sale. They also carry hand made art e.g. ear rings, lottery, etc. These pieces are also for sale. They also teach art classes and offer summer youth programs. Worth stopping by if your on the neighborhood.

I live in Chicago, however I refuse to have any framing done in Chicago. I hold out for Charley at…read moreNorthside. Charley is a *cool* guy, very patient, easy to work with and he does amazing work. Before making suggestions for framing, he will ask questions to help understand your style and personality. Charley will offer ideas for your framing that are unique and atypical - he has come up with things I would have never thought of! I took photos/artwork purchased on Etsy.com and/or art fairs to Charley that are worth no more than $10-25. After Charley's touch, the artwork looks *expensive.* I've even got him framing a few greeting cards that I've had laying around for years and years - these cards hold special meaning to me. If you need framing, do not go to Michaels or JoAnn Fabrics or any corporate retail outlet for that matter, VISIT Charley. I can't imagine what my pieces would look like if framed by some over-aged woman working part-time at Michael's in her retired life.....

Had such a lovely experience getting things framed, sadly due to covid it might be a bit before I…read moreget my art back - thanks metal imports haha. But regardless, 10/10 will be back to get everything framed. Not only were the prices amazing (probably not the cheapest but you pay for quality) but the conversation was great and the vibe was phenomenal. If you actually like your art... please get a good frame and get it from Northside Galleries.

This place made my heart so happy. I was walking around and felt like after seeing so many things I…read morewas saying "omg I love this, wow, this is amazing" the employees were so nice and helpful. Such a wonderful community.

I love this museum as it has one of the nicest glass exhibits. Going from different decades and…read morestyles. Every year I come i see new glass exhibits. When they have the day of the deaths exhibit, they give away the traditional bread! Yummy!

Wunderkammer is an awesome space nestled in the 07 neighborhood. It has great neighbors with Bravas…read moreright next door. The art gallery is broken down into a few spaces, all winding into each other through doorways. The space is also used for events, weddings, receptions, yoga classes, you name it. I was lucky enough to check it out last Friday during the opening ceremony of "Crop It" - an exhibit being put on by the Visual Arts program at IPFW. The displays looked beautiful in the space and the talent was immense! They had a bar set up serving beer and wine (I don't think they can serve spirits?). The beers were local which was a plus! Parking can be an issue so be prepared to park on the street / potentially several blocks away. Can be a bit sketchy at night. Overall the space was lovely and I can't wait to attend another event or check out a new show sometime soon!

So glad that an event happened to bring my attention to The Wunderkammer gallery. This was new for…read moreme and probably a place i would not have planned to see. Now I'm going to watch for future events here just to see and learn about the talented artists in our community. What a nice venue with creative people who seem to care very much about bringing together community and connecting people. Clearly they are passionate about what they do and the artists they support. Look for parking behind the building and the main entrance is there also (even though the street address is Fairfield Ave, parking is behind). A daylight visit is also in order to see the murals painted by local on the buildings exterior. I'm not sure how often artists works are rotated, but I asked how to learn about things happening there and was told the best way is to follow the Wunderkammer Company on Facebook. If you have an interest in local artists, check them out.