Elaina's is one of the finest, most authentic art galleries in the Philadelphia area. The owner and…read morethe employees are experts and care about their clients and their work. They are art lovers with good taste and a lot of class. Highly recommend - especially for anything very, very special that needs careful, loving handling and attention to detail.

it was fine. i had a very simple repair (a diploma had come unglued from its backing, in the frame…read more the price and time lag were both a bit outrageous. nice enough folks. gallery is so-so. a bit out of place. would do better in taos, nm or some place like that. but id rather be overcharged by a local small business than a large corporate one. so if you go to Eliana's, tell her Big Texas sent you and them prices way too high, you need to cut it!

This is an incredible, exquisite pottery gallery packed with stunning items (many based on Papua…read moreNew Guinean art where the artist lived) that are all useful in daily life: Plates, vases, hot plates, birdbaths unlike anything you've seen at prices that are more than reasonable. I don't think the artist, Ken Kazanjian, understands what he could be selling these things for. This is my eighth time going and every time I get something. Every visit he has new work to show. I whole-heartedly recommend paying it a visit. He is usually open May through October.

picking up a piece of artwork that mary and andy have framed is so exciting!!…read morethey do an amazing job bringing a creative and spot-on perspective to enhance the piece! i am thrilled with their work and would never go elsewhere!!

Walked in. Greeted with "Can you out a mask on?" Walked out. I'm surprised he wasn't offering the…read morevaccine shots (how many are we up to now?) along with the mask. Taking my business somewhere else. Another win for Liberty. Another loss for Tyranny.

Terrific, imaginative framing service, with special respect for signed pieces. I've had half the…read moreprints in my home framed by them and they always get comments.

While it may be ok for your framing needs, I found the owner annoyingly dismissive, when I stopped…read moreinto talk about possibly bringing some artwork by to sell. First was a wisecrack about the hat that I was wearing, then an " I've got no time for the likes of you " attitude. Though this was more than a year ago, the bad taste lingers. I feel slimy just walking past this place now. While I realize most people are dic%s, you shouldn't treat people in such an unprofessional manner. For a place called Visual Expansion, I would expect not to be treated in such a close minded way.

Great gallery!!! John and Carol consistently curate amazing exhibits!! I love they feature local…read moreartists from the suburbs but also bring in artists from Philly. The openings are fun and the artists talks are a great learning experience. I love walking by when the shows are changing to see what exciting exhibit will be next. If you are intimidated by art galleries, do not be with Church Street Gallery. They are welcoming and knowledgeable! It's a great place to learn and get start your collection. Every exhibit typically has something for various budgets.

Came here to see a gallery showing. Had a good time. The area is well lit and spacious. In hip…read morearea of town. All the pieces were clearly marked and priced. They had wine, cheese and fruit during the event. It was well attended and had an enjoyable time. Only downside is that there's only street parking.

For me, it was way too hot today for hiking/bird-watching, so this comment is focused on the indoor…read moredisplays and the house tour. I'm not a "bird person," whatever that means. What I mean is, I'm not a bird watcher and don't know much about bird habits or the sounds they make or their migration. But I can say that I learned a lot from the displays here today and enjoyed walking through the entire thing. It gave me a better appreciation for birds in nature, how they fly, the threats to their survival, etc. And the place isn't preachy. Just a very informative, pleasant learning experience. There's good information here that's well and efficiently presented; it's just enough - it's not stuffy or oppressive. The staff is helpful. We were fortunate that a house tour was beginning during our visit, and we joined that tour (included in the admission price). The tour is given by a volunteer docent. It was very informative, and we learned a great deal about Audubon (the good, bad and the ugly) and his life, marriage, his work and his valuable contributions to the field of bird studies. I'm giving this 5 stars for what we saw, and I'm assuming (confidently) that a walk/hike through the grounds on a nice day would be great.

Upon leaving I said to the receptionist, "I enjoyed this much more than I thought I would." To…read morewhich he replied, "thank you. I guess." When I go to an art museum I rarely read placards. Just interested in the art. At the Audobon center, I read everything. So interesting to learn about migration, how birds fly, their physiology ... and John James Audobon himself. What a colorful character. The mission of the center is to educate people to cherish and protect the natural world by preserving Audobon's artistic and scientific legacy. I had no particular interest in birds, but I was fascinated. The center is located on a bird sanctuary -- and the grounds are beautiful. There are trails which visitors are free to explore. BTW, if you're looking for a venue for a special event, check this place out. Staff was setting up for a wedding while we were there, and I was impressed.

NAB(Norristown Arts Building) is host to a number of contemporary artist. Highly skilled. Their…read moreonce a year open house is a must for the area if you enjoy bleeding edge 2D artwork. Mixed media, drawing, painting can be found in all shapes and sizes. I would say most are post modern expressionist. Shows are regularly hung in the Pagus gallery on the second floor.

This antique shop had many hidden gems that were of excellent quality--and at a fair price. The…read moreowner was a very honest and good man who helped me with all my questions. If looking for quality antiques that aren't overpriced, this is the place.

What a fun experience I had shopping for pearls for my mom's 80th bday party!!! The owner was very…read morefriendly and helpful!!! I left with a bag full of pearls!!! Can't wait to come back!!! Thank you!!!!