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    5.0 (1 review)

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    6 months ago

    Always unique gifts. My wife use to love going there. Great customer service. It's been years since I been there.

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    Art on Derry

    Art on Derry

    5.0(5 reviews)
    2.1 mi

    I had been eyeing this place for awhile on Groupon and when myself and some girlfriends attended a…read morewomen's day event at the Hershey Lodge (way back in February) and came across their booth, I wanted to stop and check it out. We were able to buy a gift certificate directly from him a the Groupon price. I recommend giving him a call and asking about the deal he'll offer -- BUY LOCAL!!! First I have to say...Laird is very talented, loves what he does and you can tell. He's friendly and straight to the point when giving instructions. I highly recommend a visit to his cute little shop. When you walk in, his artwork is everywhere! From jewelry to glass creations and amazing stained glass art -- this is a great unique place to shop for gifts. He offers many different classes as well. Grab some of your girlfriends (or guy friends!!) and try one of his very reasonably priced classes. Parking is in a lot next to the building (off street parking). I bought a certificate for two to try the mosaic class. It is offered on the first and third Tuesdays of the month at 6 pm. I dragged my boyfriend along to get him to try something out of his comfort zone, and he enjoyed this first time experience. For the mosaic class we were given a nice size square "stone." Laird gave us some instructions and showed us where to pick our glass pieces that we were going to use. If taking this class, have something in mind BEFORE you show up as he leaves the design entirely up to you. He did show us a couple of examples of his work, but there was no way either one of us could stand up to his talent!! I felt like I took a little time trying to decide what design I wanted to do. No worries, I came up with a kind of "wave" idea and went with that. He has some really cool color glass and I already have an idea of what I would do on my next visit :) Just a tip: For those of you with longer nails, the tiny glass pieces can be challenging to pick up and place!! But I managed.... This class was fun and I highly recommend a visit/class!!

    Took a class here to make some items listed on their website and it was a lot of fun. The owner,…read moreLaird is a great instructor and he makes the projects seem less intimidating, especially if you're not a crafty person. Great for couples or small group of friends.

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    Art on Derry - Fused Glass class for garden stakes

    Fused Glass class for garden stakes

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    Hershey Art Gallery & Gifts - Second floor studio lounge and gallery. Relax here with a glass or cup of chill, visit with friends, enjoy the space.

    Hershey Art Gallery & Gifts

    5.0(1 review)
    3.1 mi

    This is an amazing gallery! If you are looking for a gift for someone special, or a treat for…read moreyourself, be sure to visit. You will find stunning jewelry, unique sculptures, and ornaments by Lynn Shirk, a local artist. There are even note cards to make an extra special get well or birthday greeting. Then there are the original fine art works by owner Joan Maguire. Her paintings and prints are extraordinary. Be sure to see the striking work by Cuban artists who are exhibiting in the USA for the first time, Oscar Rodriguez Lasseria and Leidy Laura Fernandez Gallo. You can follow on Facebook or visit on the web, too, at hersheyart.com.

    From the owner: Unique, locally hand-crafted gifts and art. Affordable one-of-a kind items for the discerning…read moretaste. Beautiful jewelry in glass, silver, stainless copper, crystals, beads and stone. Museum quality repurposed metal/wood sculpture, artistic charcuterie boards, gourmet salts, botanical soaps. An array of sugar scrubs and bath soaks made with pure natural ingredients. Why not take home our Milk Chocolate Sugar Scrub to remember your visit to our chocolate town! Resident artist and gallery owner Joan Maguire's colorful original watercolors and oils are award winners. Available in all sizes, prints, cards and on tote bags. Be sure to stop in this unique reclaimed space, close to the Hershey Hotel.

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    Hershey Art Gallery & Gifts - The studio features original paintings and prints.

    The studio features original paintings and prints.

    Hershey Art Gallery & Gifts - Relax in the 2nd floor gallery/studio. Enjoy the art or sit comfortably and enjoy browsing through the vast, private collection of art books

    Relax in the 2nd floor gallery/studio. Enjoy the art or sit comfortably and enjoy browsing through the vast, private collection of art books

    Hershey Art Gallery & Gifts - Sterling Silver coastal jewelry including sea turtles, sea horses, sting rays in rings, earrings, bracelets and necklaces.

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    Sterling Silver coastal jewelry including sea turtles, sea horses, sting rays in rings, earrings, bracelets and necklaces.

    The Hershey Story

    The Hershey Story

    4.2(154 reviews)
    1.5 mi

    The additional cocoa tasting offered here is what bumps my rating up to 5 stars. You get six…read morewell-sized samples sourced from around the world that shows the variety in flavor and helps you appreciate the blending process that goes into a chocolate. I whole-heartedly recommend the tasting either before or after the tour itself. The tour features what you would expect about the Hershey family and the company itself. I appreciated the treasure hunt sprinkled in for the kids to keep their interest. BTW, admission is free if you stay in the Hershey hotels, so keep that in mind when planning your trip.

    This is a nice stop to make while you're here in Hershey! I wouldn't add extra time to my trip to…read morecome here, but it's great if you already have the time. The museum is nice but I enjoyed the additional experiences more. The museum cost me $16 and has some cool information about Milton Hershey's life. It has a few historical items, like Hershey's crib and his White Star ticket receipt. There are a few interactive exhibits that I think would keep a kid's attention. It mostly summarizes Hershey's time and his impact in the town he created. If I had limited time I would skip the museum and do the extra activities instead. The drinking chocolate tasting feels like a secret and was so fun! It cost me $13 and it comes with six different drinking chocolates from around the world. It's fun and delicious to try them all! I also did an experience in the Chocolate Lab. It cost $16 (although I got a combo museum- Chocolate Lab ticket for $28). You sit with your group at different tables and wear an apron and a hair net. You make a small chocolate item- we just poured chocolate into a mold and added sprinkles. Then the hosts give a great educational talk about how chocolate is made and answers questions. It's very informative and for the price I thought it was a steal! If you come, I would evaluate all of the options and don't feel like you have to do them all. However, for the prices any of them are a good value.

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    The Hershey Story
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    High Point Mansion - Milton S. Hershey Mansion

    High Point Mansion

    5.0(1 review)
    2.0 mi

    The Milton S. Hershey mansion which is known as High Point was built in 1908 and was the home of…read moreHershey Chocolate founder Milton S. and Catherine Hershey. It's the home that chocolate built. Compared to other wealthy industrialists, such as the Rockefellers and the Vanderbilts, High Point, designed by Henry Herr was very modest in size with only 22 rooms and a large front porch. After Catherine's death in 1915, Milton didn't want to have much to do with the place and sold or gave away most all the furnishings, and moved upstairs to three rooms while the house was turned into the clubhouse for the local golf course. The funny thing is that he used to call those three rooms with his porch overlooking the grounds, Atlantic City, so when people would come by looking for him, he had his staff say that he was in Atlantic City. When the Hershey country club was founded in 1930 Milton Hershey donated the house to the club and it remained his primary residence until his death in 1945. Later the house was acquired in 1970 by The Milton Hershey school, then purchased by Hershey Foods for its corporate headquarters in 1977 then years later, purchased by the Hershey Trust Company, which now continues their business at that location. Tour tickets are released on the 15th of every month for the following month and tours are held only on Saturdays. The tickets are sold on a first come, first serve basis, so it's best to plan ahead to get your tickets. the tours typically last 60 to 75 minutes and will require a good bit of standing and walking and there is no seating available. The tickets are only sold online and must be purchased at least one day in advance and they are not sold at the mansion. There is a 10 guest maximum per tour and you need to arrive 10 minutes prior to your tour at the bottom of the front porch steps. There is free parking available in the adjoining lot and while walking the grounds and taking as many pictures as you'd like on the grounds is admissible photography is not permitted inside the building. The docent and volunteers that run the program are well-versed and quite knowledgeable in all aspects of Milton, Hershey and his wife, Catherine, along with all the artifacts, original and reproduction furnishings that are located throughout the house. They were able to answer all of our questions, and even gave us some food for thought concerning the building of the house, cost of the house when built and the current structure of the house as it is today. A visit to the mansion is a definite must for anybody that's interested in the history of Milton, Hershey, and how he brought chocolate to the masses.

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    High Point Mansion - Granite sculpture

    Granite sculpture

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    Mansion

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