Lovely little artist, cooperative gallery in downtown Ithaca... Rotating monthly exhibit in the…read morefront with a smaller curated collection in the back room based upon a theme. Volunteer artist staff the main desk and are friendly and helpful.

From the second I stepped inside, I was greeted with a beautiful tableau and enveloped with a warm,…read moreinviting vibe. I was greeted just as warmly by Deb, the shop owner, who chatted with me as I browsed. She's got the level of attentiveness just right-- she's lovely and engaging, anticipating customer needs (like offering the fitting room, if you're looking to try on their cute selection of vintage clothing) while also giving you room to explore the gorgeously-curated boutique. There are quirky, fun details to be found in every corner. I've learned pretty much everything you see is fair game! Even antique pieces I was sure were display only, like vintage thermoses and framed art. All affordably priced. Stationery, slim beeswax tapers, canvas pouches, unique kitchen/home goods, retro posters, knicknacks, vintage accessories, and so much more. I'll be adding photos, since words can't convey the array of awesome to be found here. Even better is it's pet friendly! Bring your furry friends. I know I'm going to visit as often as I can to make up for not discovering this Ithaca gem sooner! What makes the vibe immaculate is the shop staff, especially the owner! They have been just sincerely kind, generous, and lovely people. They have a basket of free water bottles to keep visitors hydrated. This is a new local hospitality bar set! If you drop by, tell them E sent ya.

You must visit this shop while in Ithaca, NY, but also love visiting their website. We have so much…read morein our house from Marmalade and Debra and Ken are the best people in the world! So many beautiful things in the store/online; I never leave empty-handed.

Thank you Ariel for supporting artists in the region!! There are not many dedicated galleries in…read moreIthaca or the finger lakes region, and as an artist I can say how thrilled I am seeing professionally curated and hung shows at Corners Gallery. Nice white walls, good lighting and wooden floors. A great place to start collecting art from. And there is a frame shop tucked away as well, so you can frame your new art. Thanks!

This is a wonderful gallery. We have attended numerous receptions for exhibitions and have…read morepurchased at least half a dozen paintings. The exhibitions are diverse and offer a great collection of contemporary art. In addition the gallery owner is warm, helpful, and knowledgeable. We have a lot of fun at this gallery--and love everything we have purchased! Chrissie S-M

My friend and I went for a session at Kelly's place back in November and I honestly needed this! I…read morewas sad the ceramics studio in Ithaca had closed due to the pandemic but Kelly was gracious enough to open her home for a session. There are two wheels and she guided my friend and I amidst great conversation. The space is small and cozy but enough to be distanced while working (we all wore masks). She chooses the glaze on her own and I loved my items when I picked them up. Kelly is a very sweet person and I thoroughly enjoyed the session + her company :)

I haven't taken a class with Kelly, but I've purchased some of her pottery and I can't say enough…read moregood things about it! She's incredibly talented and the quality of the products she makes is out of this world. You can tell how passionate she is by the products she sells, and there's just something special about drinking coffee, tea, or hot chocolate out of a handmade mug. (I highly recommend her wine cups, too!)

It's a pretty cool antique shop. I like that they have their appropriate sign that says house parts…read morebecause there's a lot of like antique house parts, three floors of basically moldings, wood, doors, fixtures, tiles. There's a ton of unique and rare items. There's also an affiliated historic Ithaca museum next door. Very cool spot worth checking out!

This has become a must-visit spot for me when in Ithaca. You just never know what kind of weird or…read morewonderful thing you might find. As someone who owns a 110-year-old house, there are always little things I'm on the hunt for--from doorknob parts, to wood trim pieces, to light fixtures. My husband is a woodworker, so he also likes exploring the offerings for elements to incorporate in his designs. From salvaged lumber to old cabinet hardware, there's almost no end to the creative potential! On the upper floors, it's always fun to explore the furniture and fixtures (even though we rarely have room in the car to bring anything home to Buffalo). If you love old homes or old thing in general, you'll have a great time and probably make some surprising finds!

We had such a great time at this game store! They had an excellent variety of games and puzzles,…read moresome traditional, and many that I've never heard of. There were also a few puzzles and games you could try out in the store. I ended up getting an escape room type set, and the cashier was friendly and quick. I'd love to come back the next time I'm in the area.

Very cool store with tons of "brain games" located in the downtown Ithaca commons. Lots of…read moregames/puzzles you can't really find anywhere else. We stopped in while wandering the commons and were impressed with all the offerings. Definitely worth a stop if you're in the area.

Great day at a fun fair. Fun to taste apples from a variety of local farmers. I also loved the free…read moresamples of cider. It was crowded, but not too crowded and other vendors if you got tired of the apples, but who gets tired of apples. Fun memorable date or outing for kids. Free to get in and very reasonably priced items. Parking close can be challenging if you get there later in day.

Awesome! Usually held the first weekend in October. Living up to its motto, "Tempting to the Core,"…read morethis festival attracts over 30,000 people and features performers, entertainment, farmers, wineries, bakeries, crafters, food vendors, an apple pie eating competition, music, dancing, eating, food from local restaurants, education, a Ferris wheel, giant slide, Iron Chef event, crafts, and APPLES. The Festival also tries to be environmentally friendly, as it uses compostable utensils and paper plate. A local favorite is the kettle corn. I'm a fan of the candied apples. Om nom! Lots of fun, definitely come enjoy the celebration if you're in Ithaca around this time!

This place is amazing and there is something for everyone. You will love it and keep going back.read more

What a wonderful place! I've taken my son (12) and his friends 2x and each time they stayed for 4…read morehours+. My 84 year old mom had a blast too. Highlights for the kids were the apple cider donuts, the apple cannon, the barnyard baseball, the corn maze and the barnyard basketball.