This is a nice small and free art gallery. They change the exhibits sometimes and have events…read morethere. The art on the outside of the building is nice too.

During our visit we learned about the Berrien Artist Guild . They purchased the . Paper Box…read more building and converted to an art facility. Membership to the Berrien Artist Guild is $35/year. One of the artists shared this history and much more with us. There are 3 floors to explore and during our visit, some of the artists were in their studios. There was a mixture of paintings, sculptures, pottery and mixed media. A great place to browse art.

Owned by local artist Vicky Nemethy and her husband, this gallery provides an amazing collection of…read moreart work and curios from over 150 artists across the United States. From glass works to Yard Dog scrap metal sculptures, you'll find it in their gallery. From cool coasters with local St. Joe themes (e.g., light house, Maiden of the Mist) for $10 to large glass wall pieces for $1,000 and hundreds of pieces in between - from the cute metal mouse to the highly functional place setting - this place is awesome for browsing and buying. Vicky's taste runs from the traditional to the whimsical, and ends up with mostly modern pieces with some nostalgic re-worked pieces. She is a fine curator of works and has formed partnerships with talented artists across the country, and always has great works on hand. Stop in - you'll be very happy you did.

Lovely shop with friendly staff. Here you will find so many different hand-crafted gems, from…read morehandmade jewelry, to metal sculptures, to pottery. The artists are from all over the U.S. I only wish there were more local artisans represented as well. If you're looking for a unique gift for someone special, you're sure to find it at Gallery On the Alley -- and for a reasonable price to boot!

From out of town Just fun to browse for sure!…read moreSomething for everyone n affordable For everyone but u gotta shop :)))

This is a wonderful shop with gorgeous furniture! They specialize in Mission Oak and Craftsman…read morepieces and have high end pieces rarely found, especially so many all in one shop together. I love this type of furniture, so I enjoy looking around, but the prices are high. I found a couple of Mission Oak footstools I would have loved to have bought, but they were in the $400-500 range - for a simple footstool. Granted, not easy to find and in good shape, but that was more than I was willing to pay. Shop is located in St. Joseph, which is traditionally a wealthy area (Whirlpool Corporation is here, so be sure to notice the who-needs-a-house-that-big mansions along the lakeshore if you drive by). St. Joseph is a tourist and summer home area for people with money. The furniture here is desirable, beautiful, and hard to find. Those factors create high prices that others can and will pay. As for we middle class types, we continue to rummage out of the way antiques shops in hopes of a lucky find.

The only Art Fair in town that hosts a series of new and upcoming artists. Enjoy this fair almost…read moreyearly until Covid hit. Spouse was an Art Teacher at Benton Harbor High School for a few years and then decided to retire from both the high school and the alternative school. Proud parents of two very talented prodigies ourselves. Son Cody is both musically and to do his Manga drawings. Daughter Cheyenne has too many art talents to list. Hope you are able to visit Southwest Michigan and enjoy our Beautiful Lake Michigan Coastline.

Beautiful location and well organized event! This year they added multiple locations to purchase…read morewater/iced tea. It was very hot - absolutely essential. Love the mix of local and non local artists. Plenty of options for all price points. tI've been attending for years and see great enhancements year after year. If you like art, attend. There's always plenty of paintings, unique sculptures, fabrics, jewelry, yard art, pottery, ceramics - great mix!

My best friend and I came in on April 18th for some tattoo therapy.  I was extremely excited to…read morewalk in and be offered to be tattooed by their female artist since I had never been tattooed by a women.  The waitong area is comfortable and a great atmosphere to relax while you wait. Emily did an amazing job.  My best friend and I loved our tattoos so much we are already looking into our next tattoo with her.  She told us both all about keeping them nice looking, which we knew but I find it helpful to always be reminded after every tattoo.  Since mine is behind the ear she had a few instructions about keeping it away from shampoo and keeping my hair up to help it stay clean and get air. Thanks for a great experience

TJ did an excellent job on my brother's and my "Brothers Tattoo"! He had some great suggestions…read moreready when we arrived based on some ideas we had sent him and he worked with us to make sure that the tattoos looked exactly like what we were thinking before we got started. The shop was clean and inviting and TJ was great company while he was giving us our tattoos! I would definitely recommend the Conception Gallery to anyone thinking about getting their first or next tattoo!!!

The drinks and vibes are awesome. Mikey's Bad Trip Pizza is a must have. Highly recommend if you…read moreare in the area.

The Livery is a microbrewery and pizzeria in the Arts District. It is located in a restored 1800s…read moreformer horse stable and grain mill. There is a large bar and they have an extensive list of rotating taps of house-brewed microbrews. My husband had the Livery Lite, reasonably priced at $5. I had the house made seltzer with blueberry lemonade flavor. They are known for their pizzas, so we each ordered a slice. My husband had an Italian Sausage and I have Goat Cheese with Herbs. The slices were large, but the pizza was disappointing. It was a thin, crispy crust with seasoning. Since the pizza was already made and being warmed in a warmer the flavors were not as robust and the cheese was not melted or gooey. If the pizza was fresh from the oven I am sure it would have been better. There is a large indoor space and outdoor beer garden. There is a stage for live events.

Super cute co-op art gallery! The woman working today said that they have 17 artists who stock the…read morestore and also take turns working shifts there. I ended up grabbing a fused glass piece for my work desk and absolutely love it. The texture is awesome and the colors match my space perfectly. My mom got a small ornament for her fig tree before we left, and we both agreed that we'd be back next year to see what's new in show!

This is a cool art co-op in downtown St. Joe. I feel like this kind of thing can skew too beachy,…read moremaking for a shop filled with sailboat pictures. But this isn't the case. Cool, funky jewelry, small and large paintings and prints make this a good and reasonably-priced place. I got an 11x14 painting for my powder room that I love. And it was only $35. I'll be back next time I'm in town.

I'm a huge fan of TCM. The candle selection is second to none, and there is jewelry, art, kitschy…read moreknick-knacks and signs, and more. I bought my brother's wedding gift from TCM (a photo of the Saint Joe lighthouse transposed onto canvas and framed) and he and his new wife loved it. Winner. BTW, I'd tell you to look for the Apple Maple Bourbon candles, but then they might sell out and I'd be out of luck. Don't look for the Apple Maple Bourbon candles.

As a local i've had several encounters with the staff in this establishment, and it is beyond…read moreunacceptable they way they treat their customers. An elderly woman (who typically is seen working there) is constantly nagging customers about theft, as well as falsely accusing customers of theft. Every time you walk into the store you are heavily monitored, which makes most people uncomfortable whilst trying to shop. I understand wanting to protect your establishment from theft, but there is a line; and profiling without a reason to is NOT okay. Definitely avoid this place, as their inventory is the same as many of the other shops downtown!

Awesome experience! Educational, entertaining and fun. Thank…read moreYou Water Street Glassworks for a great day! Highly recommend for anyone who wants to build teams or create your own masterpiece. Go Irish!

Novice glass maker and dedicated patron of Water Street Glassworks. Time spent in this…read moreestablishment is well worth the trip! You must visit!

Small 60-70 seat theater cozy and interesting. Very involved and friendly staff. Interesting play…read moreofferings.

This is a super charming new theater in Benton Harbor. The area doesn't have a ton of theater…read moreoptions so it a was great to have the opportunity to check it out. The first thing you notice is that they use the space very well. You walk into it and there's a refreshment area with a few options at very reasonable prices. After that there's some merchandise for sale as well. Once you go into the theater there's lots of available seating around. It's a black box style theater, with the audience pretty close to the stage, which is nice. The performance itself was top notch! Clybourne Park was funny & poignant, with a minimalist stage. The acting really brought all the characters to life. The theater seems to be doing a lot of great things for the community. They have a camp for kids in the summer and Paul, the stage director seems to have a promising vision for the future of the space. Can't wait to see what's in store for this theater in the years to come.