Occupying one-half of the building it shares with Retrodini, Lion's Lair has the feel of a folksy…read moreart gallery and features unique home accents. Blown glass vases, ceramic fruit bowls, makeup clutches woven from brightly colored plastic shopping bags, acrylic landscapes, table lamps atop knotty, reclaimed tree branches, panhandle covers stitched from recycled fabrics... The everyday art is tasteful, subtle, and often whimsical. On a rainy afternoon, browsing this shop was a really enjoyable way to pass some time.

I am sad there is only one review to date, so this must be fixed!…read more This little shop was the heart of my trip to Berkeley Springs and I will be sure to go back to the town for this shop again! It is a quaint shop neighboring with a painted glass and rock store. The location is wonderful, and the inside is like stepping into a dream. Whether you are looking around for pure shopping reasons, or if you are just browsing, you will find something in this shop that is just too irresistible to pass up! The owner was wonderful to chat with and I am thankful we met on a slow day to gain from just conversing with her. The items she carries were all wonderful! I had to go to this store twice just because I needed more of her items! I bought a hand weaved tortilla warmer from Guatemala, banana leaf weaved frogs, gourd art, and a set of earrings. All are fair trade items and each came with a wonderful description of where they are from, and possibly even a little story behind it. For example, the earrings were made in Cambodia. They are crafted from melting down land mines, ammo shells, and other objects of hate and destruction. After melted, they take that hate, and turn it into something beautiful like the earrings that I purchased. Just going into this store made me feel happier about life. Even if you think this store is not going to be your thing, give it a chance and check it out. To finish this review, I leave you with their buying policy, as quoted from Anne Lappe: "Every time you spend money, you are casting a vote for the kind of world you want."

My husband and I stopped here while waiting for a dinner reservation and to wind down after…read morepartaking in the Apple Butter festivities. The stone steps led to an art gallery featuring Bill, Lori, and Jeanette Gregory. Bill and Lori takes wonderful scenic photography and make wonderful stone sculptures for placing in and outside of the house - Jeannette is the master stuffed teddy bear creator. If you are into scenic photography, this place is for you. The stone sculptures were amazing, and my favorites were the heart-shaped ones, the cutting of the 'rock' bread, the bunnies, as well as the figurines on logs. We plan on purchasing these to decorate our lawn. There were also log stools that I found to be oh-so-neat! You can also see more of the sculpture masterpieces outside of the gallery, the trail winding around the front of the place. Jeanette's stuffed bears were pretty impressive - she showed me an album of all of her creations and of her work; I found it so cool that people can provide her the fabric (someone's t-shirt, jeans, favorite quilts/blankets, fur coats, etc.) - she can use these in order to create a memory in a bear form - she uses high-grade polyester for the filling as well as high-quality acrylic eyes. You can also request clothes for the bears and any other customizing you want. The bears range in sizes, so you can pretty much request whatever. I thought that this was so neat, so it would be a wonderful and a personal present for the young and old alike. They also have a cute dog named Tink who was extremely precious and sweet. This gallery is definitely a treat to stop by to chit chat with the ever so sweet Bill, Lori, and Jeanette; be sure to check out their work - I am all about supporting local artists! You will not be disappointed, and your house will definitely have that something special with their impressive creative rock sculptures! +stone sculptures! +Jeanette's customized bears +ask for Bill, Lori, and Jeanette

The pimento cheese and the pork chop are AMAZING!!!! Excellent beer selection. Great ambiance…read more And a very cool bar upstairs.

One day, I will be the brains behind having something like this in my hometown. A nice arts center…read morethat is in a great location, with tons of happenings, people working and buzzing around, local support and with a sprinkle of working with the public school system arts classes. Accessible, clean, cute, artsy, and more. Why cant every town have this? Host events? Run by retired people and/or giving people with disabilities a chance to work, too? A large enough event space to host larger events. What a dream. Also, the coolest art project I have ever seen. It was hot upstairs though - poor circulation?

If you have time, absolutely take a class with Veronica here! Spending time in the studio is so…read morewonderful, since it's a full working artist's studio, and you get to see how everything is made and look at some incredible finished works for inspiration. But the best part is working with the materials yourself--Veronica explained everything clearly and showed us how to cut the glass, and her gentle and friendly demeanor made me feel much more confident in trying something new. My finished piece is stunning, and all of my friends are so impressed at what I made in just a single morning!

This past weekend, my aunt treated me to a birthday surprise where we got to create a stained glass…read morepiece; this particular one was called a hanging garden. First off, let me say about how neat it would be to live and work in this neck of the woods & the grounds are super appealing with all its unique decor. Veronica runs the show here and has such a premier craft workshop. If you enjoy crafting and dream of a craft room in your house, then you visit Frog Valley...you will go home to ask your significant other for a craft house like Veronica. It was easy to set up a time for a 2 hour class, pretty easy to make a day trip to Berkeley Springs from an hour away. We got food before & after and the class was full with 3 people and an assistant. I was nervous for one particular part of my design but a.) it's easy if you don't over think and b.) everyone helps to make it come together. Everyone was so nice, down to earth and it was a pretty chill zone. The temp was comfortable and music was on and afterward there is a chance to shop. Highly recommend and will come back. I wish WISHHHHH we had anything remotely close to this in Cumberland.

Absolutely the best quality, best service, nicest guys overall ever! Don't even think about going…read moreto another framing shop. This is the real deal!

I have known Steve for many years as he once worked at another art gallery in the area where I…read morewould buy art and get pieces framed. His level of expertise and guidance is really second to none. Now that he has opened his own place and gallery, totally renovated the building he is opened in, I have made it a point to take my business to him for a variety of needs. The layout is very open and bright- brand new hardwood flooring and white walls with built ins for pottery and ceramic pieces that are for sale. They also have a small variety of local art and art that Steve himself has done as well. The selection is a bit small due to just opening, but from what he has said there will be shows and more art coming in the next few weeks. I have actually taken two pieces to him today to be matted and framed. Steve is very helpful, genuine, and his quality of work is incredible. Thanks and looking forward to more great work!

This is an art gallery that, growing up in this area, never knew existed. At all. The owner is a…read morevery well-known painter, James Groves- who has painted a variety of works from Cumberland paintings, to battlefield paintings dating to the Civil War, to paintings in the region of landscapes. The first thing I can say is if you are planning to stop by here- PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE allot a hefty amount of time for it. James is a wealth of information and these works that are the size of walls are so detailed and researched that he will explain why he painted what where he did in great detail. You have to come here once. It's an area and region MUST! They also have originals, prints, and framed works for sale as well- I have several! If you google James Groves and are from the Cumberland area you'll immediately know what works I mean- from paintings of downtown, to the churches on Washington Street, to the overlooks in the area and in the Narrows. Such a genius of painting. Glad I have met him.

This little art gallery in Strasburg Virginia isn't so little at all. I was amazed at the variety…read moreand amount of items in every corner of the building, upstairs and down. There is surely something here to catch everyone's fancy and pocketbook. And the best part is that Marcy the owner will enthusiastically tell you about any piece...and won't make you feel guilty if you don't purchase something. Stop by as you drive down Route 11 in the Shenandoah Valley.

From the owner: This 1850 Brick Federal history rich building houses 2 floors of fine art, pottery, music, books,…read morefabric art, jewelry, and furniture by over 38 artists from throughout the Shenandoah Valley. We are proud to represent Linda L. Anderson, Armando Cavada, Taylor Kaldes, Ren, Wolfgang Nuedorfer, and Laura Sherrill. . The Pot Town Pottery Room keeps Strasburg's pottery tradition alive with the work of 8 potters. Open 7 days a weeks so that your schedule is never a problem. We even offer private appointments for professional interior decorators, architects and others who are tasked with purchasing art for others. Music: 3rd Friday of the month features Music and More from 7 until 10 PM when the musical talent is always different. Live Jazz, Rock, Piano, inside or out depending on the weather. Very laid back and always free Book signings and lectures are held from 2 til 4PM on the last Sunday. We are always family friendly and even have a water bowl outside for our four footed friends.

Queen Street Gallery is Martinsburg, West Virginia's best kept secret. I lived 250 feet away from…read morethis gem of a place for four years and never stepped inside. If only I could get that time back. I'm making up for it now, though, as I spend a lot of time here. Oh, the wonders to behold! Greg and Janie Henry have cultivated a delightful trove of treasures, something to please and captivate absolutely anyone's imagination and interests. And yes, the shop dog is a very big bonus. Do visit, you will be glad that you did.

Great shop for so many needs or wants. Friendly, professional and very fair staff. The "shop dog"…read moreis and added treat to the small town feel. Any time that I am greeted by a shop dog, cat, snake, parrot, or iguana, My trust-o-meter goes up. Been there twice and anticipate regular visits.

This is truly a fine art gallery. The walls are lined with beautiful pieces! They specialize in…read moreFrench and Indian War period works. Their Christmas gallery show is one of my favorites.

From the owner: Fine art gallery featuring original paintings, sculpture, fine American made handcrafts, and…read morecolonial era books.