This is a great little shop featuring 100% Canadian handmade products!…read more Everything from Ceramics, Glass Sculptures, Wood Carvings, Magnets, Greeting Cards and everything in between. We found a great votive candle holder, that looks like crushed glass, for under $30! Take a look ;)

Loved all of the local art and owner and her staff we super sweet. I really had a hard time…read moredeciding what to get. We bought the coolest snowflake glass sun catchers, awesome medal tree and a little glass Inukshuk and loved them all.

Boyfriend and I were browsing in Pemberton, having been thwarted of our plans to pet farm animals…read morein the winter (at least we missed the petting farm by a whole season), and happened to see bright paper flower cloud things in the shop window. Ordinarily I would have passed by a store front this unpretentious but I'm glad the rest of the town looked even less appealing. One Earth seems to be a collection of all sorts of arts, crafts and jewelry from artists. A print of Vanessa Stark's caught my eye, and for $35 Canadian I thought it was a steal (I am going to frame this beautiful piece). The assortment of jewelry is every jewelry collector's dream come true. I found earrings that don't look remotely like any of the ones I own and I own too many pairs. The piece ranges from reasonable to quite hefty. I left One Earth a print piece and a pair of earrings to add to my name, and a happy customer!

This place has quite the price range and variety for such a little shop. I love that they believe…read morein locally sourced, handcrafted, sustainable stuff. They have some clothing, candles, artwork, jewelry, and some skin stuff. I particularly love the jewelry and have bought quite a bit from here. There have been times I've gone in to browse and walked out having spent more money than I would like to admit. There was one lady I've seen there that wouldn't help me because she was busy talking to two of her friends that were visiting about the party they had the night before. Other than that the service here has been good. There's usually a different lady I see when I'm there and she's great. I like to stop in whenever I'm in the area and have a bit of time to look around and find cool things for myself or for gifts.

First point, the customer service from and staff and ownership is second to none. Theresa and her…read moreshopkeeps are warm, friendly, knowledgeable and helpful. Secondly, the store is thoroughly stocked with floor to ceiling materials for most any project you could conceive. World renowned artists frequent and are continual attracted to shop here for a reason! Thirdly, Rath also offers local feature window displays, quality handmade items and supports independent artists year round. They have created a beautiful community footprint! And if you don't care about any of that? Just go get your paint and be very happy with your purchase and experience!

Best art store in the city! Don't judge a book by it's cover: This place may be tiny but it has all…read moreyour artsy needs covered! The selection is smaller than Opus or DeSerres, but everything they carry is very high quality, even the things priced on the lower end, and they have some specialty items i've never seen at those other larger stores! I popped in yesterday to grab a new tube of white paint and noticed cans of specialty enamel paint for hand-lettering signs... Coincidentally I have an outdoor sign for a store just waiting to be painted, and after the owner told me the benefits of using that paint rather than plain jane acrylic i was sold! I'm so happy that i can provide one of my clients with better quality work thanks to the advice I got at Rath! Basically one of my favorite things about the place is the staff! If i have a question about anything, i'm always way more confident asking the super friendly, very knowledgeable owner about something than i am any of hired guns at Opus and DeSerres. The only thing: Don't come in here if you're looking for scrap booking supplies, tubes of glitter, jewelery making kits (etc etc!). Rath sells art supplies, plain and simple, so if your creativity falls into the crafting end of the spectrum you're best off going to DeSerres. If you aren't sure if they carry what you're looking for, just give them a call!

My friends and I went here to try to find a Halloween costumes. Granted, we did wait until the 11th…read morehour so we weren't expecting much. We were expecting not paying $50 for a crappy costume. It was ridiculous. The costumes were looked old and, quite frankly, didn't smell too fresh. We ended up going to the Loony Toony shop in the village and getting great costumes for a fraction of the cost we would have paid to rent a costume at Ninety Nine Reasons to Party.

Cool, beautiful store with really horrible customer service. The store sells children's items but…read morewas incredibly rude and unwelcoming about having a child in the store playing in children's area. Manager told me it made the store look messy to have my son playing with a toy (that I bought from store!) while I continued shopping. When I expressed concern about this she said she's tired of having to pay for (other?) kids breaking things in her store even though my son broke nothing. Such incredibly poor customer service after I spent $350 in store. Manager told me she was a very busy person and didn't have time for this discussion.

I have admired Kathleen's ceramic pieces for years and finally purchased a vase at Harmony Arts…read morethis summer. Her work is stunning - simple lines, refined look, all done in white, black and greys colours.

I saw this booth at the Make-It fair. I will be honest in stating that ceramics are a dime a dozen…read moreto me in terms of style unless something really unique screams out at me which was most of the booths at the Make-It fair. I did find that this and the other booths in the category were really nice. The prices were very good. I saw a human touch, lack of imperfections that initially attracts me from the browsing perspective just like the other ceramic booths. I like how her pieces resemble cracked cement.