Adorable gift shop from artisans all over the country. Charcuterie boards, ornaments, jewelry, rain…read morechimes, stained glass, tables, cards, stained glass lamps. Snow globes. Home decore. Candles.

We decided to just roaming around East Aurora checking out all different local store. This is our…read morefirst stop. It was a really cool shop but very pricey. If you want some unique, one kind of thing stuff and you have deep pockets then this is your place. I don't have deep pockets. Sadly...

I had an antique painting that needed to be reframed with something more suitable to the era. The…read moreframe shop did a lovely job replacing our old crumbling frame. It's not the cheapest place, but the work is top-notch high-quality.

Wonderful art gallery space that is holding my friends work. Child's play by A.J. Fries. Genius…read more Coincidence this gallery was chosen, located in East Aurora? I think not. Private lot, handicapped accessible.

Marybeth's artwork is one of kind! She captured every detail beautifully and it looks even better…read morethan the original photograph that I commissioned for her to remake. It was a joy to work with her since she really takes the time to get to know you and the story behind the picture. Take some time to checkout her original watercolors as well- great Buffalo themes!

A couple of years ago I commissioned Marybeth Cunningham to paint a watercolor as a gift for my…read moreparents for Christmas. Marybeth worked with me to ensure that the painting was just as I had envisioned. When it arrived, I was incredibly pleased and when I gave it to my parents they were so impressed by her work that they ordered another painting of a different house to add to their collection. Her art is beautiful and she is a delight to work with. Highly recommend!!!

They sold the paintings I had on consignment and then ghosted me without paying. I'm surprised…read morethey're in business

Beautiful space! I bought a Robert Blair watercolor and a small antique oil painting of downtown…read moreBuffalo. Lots of clutter around but I love to look.

Wonderful gallery of original art! There is so much to look at! The quality is fabulous Lots of…read moreideas for gifts. When in the Westfield Chautauqua area it is a must visit!

From the owner: We represent over 100 regionally and nationally known artists as well as being the home studio of…read moreAudrey Kay Dowling, nationally known ceramicist, painter and mixed media artist. All works on our walls are originals and we also have handmade jewelry, wooden pieces, blown glass, stained glass and many pieces of pottery for sale. We are a great place to pick up wonderful gifts not found anywhere else.

Wonderful coaching experience with Judy. Can't wait for next one. Also experienced a beautiful…read morereading following the death of my son. It lifted my spirit at a stressful time.

Judy is welcoming, intelligent, thoughtful. Judy is also an amazing wildlife artist. She is truly…read morean inspiring person!

What a wonderful addition to Caledonia! I am taking my second painting series with the owner, Bill…read moreWhite. He is an amazing teacher. He shows his students new ways of thinking about what we really see- colors, shapes, relationships, and how it all creates an experience. I have a new way of looking at things. The Gallery is an exciting place that contains Bill's art library of books and tastefully displayed art of not only his works, but so many other talented artists. The paintings change frequently so every visit may be a different experience. Bill and his wife Linda are helping to put Caledonia on the map as an art destination. Their first community art show last fall helped to showcase the many talents of local artists. In April, the next community show will bring together area photographers. There are many reasons to spend a day in Caledonia- add The Village Gallery your list!

From the owner: Art gallery with rotating exhibitions. Art library available to the public as well as classes and…read moreworkshops.

Took another great class here with my mom for early Mother's Day- candle making with Linwood candle…read moreco- fun and interactive!

Super cool gallery/bar. I loved the vintage vibe and setup. We went on a Friday night so there was…read morea DJ in the second room. The music had a nice vibe, somewhere along the lines of EDM, trance, and dub step. The actual bar is pretty small and in the back but there's lots of quaint seating that's almost living room style. Comfy couches and chairs facing each other so it's easy to chat with friends. Their menu mostly features craft cocktails, with a few wine and beer options. There's security at the door checking ID and no food options. So no kids and be sure to eat beforehand cuz the drinks are good and strong.

We were surprised by the length of the wine and beer list. They also have specialty cocktails,…read moreincluding seasonal offerings. I took a chance on the Vampire's Blood cosmo despite having no idea what beet juice tastes like or caring for tart cherry juice, and the risk paid off. It was excellent. It still tasted like a cosmo because of the vodka and citrus, but with an unusual twist. There were three art shows on exhibit. We thought The One by Harry Michalakeas was vampire themed photography, but they were actually pastel/charcoal drawings. Blown away. The other exhibits, Monstrous Dreams by Adam Cooley and Sinister Piffle by Michael Reedy were also very cool. Apt for Halloween, without being too on the nose. The venue also has a lot of unique works by other artists on display, and a space for large music. They host everything from concerts to art shows to author signings, even burlesque. The bar is small with a few tall chairs. There are also small cafe tables and some cozy chairs and sofas. Such a unique and exciting venue.

Fantastic community space and art gallery!…read more I spontaneously ended up here on a Friday night for the Loryn Spangler-Jones art opening; I didn't know what to expect and walked in to check out a large two-story space. It seemed like the bottom floor was more of a store with past artists work for sale, so I made my way up and was enthusiastically greeted by Loryn herself. The artist was a great host -- let me know of the complimentary pizza (from Gino's NY next door) available and to help myself to any beer or wine. Nice! I enjoyed walking around the space and taking in her work and chatting with her afterward about her experience coming to Buffalo. Visiting the gallery was akin to visiting a good friend's house - everyone was friendly and welcoming and it was a joyous way to spend a Friday night. The space itself has infinite raw potential and Don, the owner -- seemed to be very open to collaborating and using his space for various projects. The lighting here is great as well; able to be manipulated to create a unique and moody ambiance. Loved to be able to finally check it out.

Tonight ZGM Fine Arts and Photo 2 Graphics owner Don Zinteck hosted a Peruvian Dinner Buffet…read morecreated by Pure Peru owner and chef Martha Sosa. Patrons dined on both levels of the beautifully lit gallery and feasted on some of Martha's finest Peruvian faire thus far. My absolute favorites were the Seco de Tofu, Cau Cau, and Escabeche de Tilapia. I also enjoyed the Aji de Gallina. Everyone seemed to agree that the Papa Rellena (Stuffed Potatoes) were the star appetizer. As a seafood lover I really enjoyed the Ceviche while the dessert lovers dove into the Purple Pudding. Pop-up events such as this one give the community an opportunity to preview what's coming. As Buffalo stakes its claim as one of the most diverse ethnic food and restaurant centers in the country we hope to see more events like these. On the horizon for these two event hosts: Don & Diann Zintek will be renaming their gallery as simply "1045" in the very near future. Martha Sosa and Pure Peru will be having their soft opening to the long awaited "first" Peruvian restaurant in Buffalo located at the West Side Bazaar making it the home to 4 ethnic restaurants. Job well done and good luck to Don Zinteck of ZGM (1045) and to Martha Sosa of Pure Peru for a great and tasty event. For those who missed it - keep your eye on the West Side Bazaar.