I think this is the best boutique gallery I've ever been to. It has such a wide array of art from…read moreover 150 artists in the area. Everything in here is unique and impressive. They also have a small gallery in the back to specifically show cases one artists work but it's for sale. I love the variety of types of art and prices in here so it's affordable for everyone. You could easily spend an hour looking at all of the art in here so definitely check it out.

I continue to pop in during trips to Nulu ... and still haven't bought anything. I truly enjoy…read morecoming in, I do - it's just that everything is a splurge and it doesn't prompt me to buy. I spotted several local artists items today and for that I'm adding a star back to Revelry. It's great that local folks have a spot to showcase their items and become recognized by new customers. Roman, the store's dog, is also a fan favorite. This store is full of items. Be aware the shopping spaces are tight and if you have young kids, several expensive items that are breakable may make you feel anxious.

The Alley Gallery in Louisville turns boring alley doors into mini art galleries, featuring over…read more130 vibrant vinyl murals by local artists. It's like a hidden art scavenger hunt downtown--small but full of charm. Great for exploring, easy to miss, and totally worth the detour.

Public art from local artists! I've known for awhile that businesses have been encouraged to hire…read moreartists to design a door belonging to their building; however, I haven't naturally bumped into many. After visiting the website I learned a map is available to download. While downtown I visited the Louisville Visitors Center, which is near the Hyatt Regency, and I noticed a painted door I'd never seen before. I was so excited! Time to find more. Love the mission behind Alley Gallery, to support local art and beautify Louisville.

Stopped in to experience the Louisville Flea on Market and it was such an amazing experience! Great…read moreset-up, parking garage easily accessible, tons of vendors and food trucks! Such a fun pop up and great start to our Saturday!

An interesting free self guided tour to watch artisans in glass making ornaments and paperweights…read more A roving attendant is available to ask questions. Learning the basics to melting the raw glass, loading a rod, shaping, coloring and the use of alternating heating, rolling, cooling, etc was enjoyable. An excellent gift shop with a broad range of low to high end pieces is the centerpiece. There is also a commercial hands on area available as well as a paid tour to participate with glass workers.

If you know me, then you know I love art and free and this is exactly both!…read more I go here any chance I get to see what new art pieces are put up and when you walk in there are pieces to your right then you go the left and there's a wall projected of live footage of you but with letters falling as if it's a mirror, very entertaining and interactive then you keep going down the hall there are pieces hanging up in the conference rooms and when you get the chance to go downstairs there are multiple rooms to go walk through and even the restrooms both upstairs and downstairs have art as well! Once I went when they had Korean based art and it captured the beauty of the oriental style in a modern look and there was a story telling room where each art piece told a continuous short story which was such a neat concept! Last night when I had visited my partner and I got greeted by Darrel the security guard and he was very friendly and accommodating! Art can make you think, smile, and even laugh! I'm glad I was able to laugh at the beaded and sequin piece last night, it's eyecatching and makes you stay for a while.

I'm very disappointed with the misleading advertising at this 21C hotel. We booked specifically…read morebecause they advertised "breakfast on us" with a one-night stay, but that's not what we received. Instead of complimentary breakfast, we were charged $36 for a breakfast card that only had $36 in value - so we essentially paid for our own breakfast. To make matters worse, when we ordered, a single dish cost $22, which meant the "free" breakfast card didn't even cover one meal per person. This feels like false advertising. If you're going to charge guests $36 for breakfast, don't advertise it as "on us" or complimentary. Just be honest about your pricing. I expected transparency from this hotel, and instead got a confusing billing practice that left a bad taste - and not just from the overpriced food. I would not recommend staying here if you're expecting the advertised "free breakfast." In addition the pillows are HUGE and the front desk had no other options.

Beautiful art and a wide selection of custom frames. Finished corner frames are a specialty, but…read moreeverything from simple wood and metal to ornate and contemporary frames are available. The staff is helpful and knowledgeable. Art ranges from contemporary abstracts to traditional landscapes and exhibits rotate regularly with local artists and artists from around the country.

I love B. Deemer Gallery. Brenda and her staff are knowledgeable and friendly. You will not walk…read moreinto B Deemer and feel uncomfortable. It's a quite, beautiful space on Frankfort Avenue. For the most part, their artwork is traditional and well- composed. Their framing is top notch. They understand conservation techniques such as hinging original art and anything you need is available. Check them out as they are a gem and an asset in the Crescent Hill area.

Amazing service! Great food and the staff is amazing! I highly recommend this place to anyone in…read morethe downtown Louisville area!

The Green Building is a nice event space that has been like a hidden secret to me. I didn't even…read moreknow that this little area existed until I came for Miracle on Market. It is located right by Galaxy, where the entrance basically takes you back to the end of the building. When you first walk in, there are some nice couches and a cozy little seating area, and in the back room is the bigger space for whatever event is going on. I like this cute little spot and would love to come here for another event!

We have made this an annual family Christmas ornament event. They are so nice, patient and polite…read more It is so cool to create a glass ornament. The gallery has great local artists displays. We always feel welcome and appreciated.

Was really cool learning and watching my wine glass be created! We made a reservation and chose to…read moremake a wine glass and a bourbon glass - you get to pick three colors for $65. The glass needs a 12 hour cooling down process so you can either come back to pick up your item the next day or pay around $20 to ship it to you. This was more of a watch-how-they-make-something versus a hands on experience, but I didn't mind watching the pro make something for me. Overall great experience if you have never seen and learned about the process of glass blowing!

This gallery, appropriately tucked away in a generally marginalized neighborhood, fills a nice gap…read morein the local art scene. Louisville and the region offers a strong tradition of nontraditional and self taught art, and it's great to have a nice galley dedicated to elevating these artists. After the loss of Crafts gallery several years ago and KMAC's mission evolution away from a more strict focus on folk art, there was definitely room for this gallery to move in. I really look forward to following future shows here.

As a child this was a drug store, however, it now houses The Outsiders Gallery. It's free and…read morethough it is small it has some interesting and unique artwork. It's well worth a visit if you are in the neighborhood especially since it's close to the Portland Museum. Grab a lunch at The Table Cafe or the nearby Cup of Joy for a coffee and a pastry.

If you love and appreciate oddities, you must walk inside this shop. Each time I know that I'm not…read moregoing to buy anything big, and yet I can't not stop in. I find their art, buttons, stickers, jewelry, and books interesting and fun, and open boxes of their selection of tarot and oracle cards let you browse the imagery. Don't miss their incense sticks at the front counter. Many of these have sweet, fruity smells and I'm excited to burn them.

This spot was so unique and cool. A good variety of gifts, posters, taxidermy, books, cards, ect…read more All items seem to be of good quality. A bit gothic, artsy, and dark. Good size and there is a cute kitty too.

This place is HELLA impressive!…read more We stopped in and got to peek at the vast amount of gorgeous and notable photography. There is one room stuffed to the gills, it seems, with all of the art and prints and photographs that *aren't* on display. And just...wow. The volume alone could blow you away, but the pedigree of what is there is also enticing! It's really difficult to properly put in to words just how cool this gallery/law office and the accompanying collection are. All I can say is any chance you get to visit the gallery, DO IT.

Is it a law firm or an art gallery? Try both! I did not find out if they specialize in representing…read moreart deals or just had an appreciation for fine photography but you won't find a better collection anywhere in town. In fact, if you love photography and even a little bit you'll be surprised at the size of this collection, the many famous originals, and the piles of images not on display. Going here feels like a set for a new TV drama, legal experts by day fine photographers on the side with a touch of southern charm. I'm the curious type and knew there was ain interesting story going on here. Ask to explore the offices the art is everywhere, many originals , lots for sale. If you take the time they will tell you the stories behind the images. You will recognize a lot of these from the covers of famous magazines, news, museums and Hollywood. There are a lot of artistic nudes and some more erotic like Helmet Newton so be advised if bringing kids or adults sensitive to that. Come and check this place out, be amazed to see images you know from National Geographic, Time and other places, see great local work too, and take some time to ask for some guidance and enjoy the history and stories. I can't wait to go back! Oh and I think it's free, I'm not sure if they take donations but most of the prints seem to be for sale but far out of my price range to buy.