Eye Candy is such a unique shop right in downtown Brighton! Lots of amazing local artists are…read morerepresented, and all kinds of different things are sold, from clothing to vintage jewelry to home decor. A great place to find one-of-a-kind gifts... or maybe just something for yourself! Definitely a "must-visit" kind of place!

From the owner: Eye Candy is an artisan boutique and workshop. We specialize in locally-made items. We carry…read moreclothing, jewelry, women's accessories, home decor, beauty products, vintage furniture/decor, and much more! We also offer crafting classes for adults and children.

They did reach out to me finally and offered me a full refund which I totally appreciated. I'd had…read morea recent surgery and had some complications afterwards and didn't think it would be a problem making it to the class. I could not make it after all but I really wanted to learn about pottery making!

I have been taking a beginners pottery class here for a month or so and it has been such an…read moreexceptional experience. Amy who owns the business and teaches the classes is a great teacher, an excellent potter, and has an amazing attitude. In a class like this people's pots fall, or they mess up a throw often as they learn but Amy has such an optimistic attitude and helps people come up with what purpose their new creation can serve. Amy clearly works very hard to make this a place for artists to bloom and discover themselves, which is intoxicating. The studio is well equipped and while taking a class you can come in outside of class time to throw and practice. This is a great opportunity to practice and get more wheel time outside of the two hours of class a week. They also offer painting and have lots of fun things to paint with many beautiful glazes!

My kids love this place, the staff is kind but boy it's crazy pricey. To my surprise there's an $8…read more"studio visit" fee per person on top of the pricey selection of ceramics. Not sure how I missed that. Painting fun for myself and three kids-- $143. Yikes! On top of that, at checkout a tip selection pops up. Wild. Just wild. My advice for parents, give your kids a dollar cap prior to going in or be prepared to pay up.

This was a fun and cute activity to do with friends for a birthday!…read more I do wish they took reservations or had some sort of online or calling system where you could see how long a wait would be or anything like that. I did feel a bit rushed towards the end The staff was super kind and on it. They made sure we were well taken care of and always checked in on us. I also do wish it were transparent about the studio fee (which I totally understand and get) but it's not mentioned until when you're paying

This locally woman owned business goes above and beyond in repairing a very special filigree mirror…read moreI have had for many years. They did more detailed work then I expected. I am so impressed with there work and how helpful they were in delivering and hanging this large piece for me. Unlike there name, they don't just do little art, they do very large pieces also. They also hold super fun stained glass art classes. New experience for something different to do with a group of friends. Love them so much!

LOVED the Intro to Tiffany method with Joe--he was a knowledgeable and patient instructor, with an…read moreinfectious enthusiasm for the art form! What an amazing place, I'm looking forward to taking more classes!

Tough to find the right category for this one…read more Maybe you're hankering for some homemade fudge, handmade soap, bee pollen lotions, handcrafted signs, walnut rolling pins, pressed flower cards - you know - weird stuff. One of a kind stuff - stuff you probably won't (or shouldn't) find online. It was fun to meander and taste and buy. You gotta go with an open mind cause some people have spent their entire year making things. Doesn't mean you have to buy it but I did get some fudge, soap, lotion, signs, cards and a rolling pin - so what if I don't make pies? You'll meet some very interesting artisans and the holiday show only comes around once a year,

The Artisan Center offers many artful gifts for all. Plenty of jewelry options, home decor,…read morelotions, and children's clothing, toys and books. Outside they offered free water and suckers to those walking by. You could also add to the drawing of faces on the wall. Street and lot parking available.

Great and interesting selection. Good gift shop with many unique choices. The staff was friendly…read moreand helpful.

My friend suggested we go to this market the weekend it was open and so happy we did! The…read moreatmosphere was fun and everyone was so friendly. There was an array of vendors to explore. We started off getting coffee and a truck popup, I forgot the coffee brand's name but it was so good! Then we spent the afternoon walking alongside the street. Prices varied pending the vendor and the product offering. Lots of art, Jewerly, ceramics and food to explore!

This was a great find. I actually love consign to bolder, but it's double fun when there is a craft…read more market. There was some good booths. Some local sangria, and spirits. They also had a kids craft area. It was small but nice. I went there looking for a booth that had reusable bags. They are amazing. Locally made. The company is called "green living" I try to do small things to help earth. I think you can google then and see when they have another show.