December 2, 2013…read more Coming home for the holidays... We just experienced the most delightful event at the Bradley House over this past Thanksgiving weekend. The play "Grimstone's Glory" was performed by a group of talented youngsters under the direction of Amy Behrens and Jeff Simmons, Music Director. The young cast displayed exceptional talent in this Victorian era production. Using the Bradley House for the play made for a very unique "stage". We certainly enjoyed and appreciated the efforts put forth by everyone involved. Sending a big "Thank You" to ALL, for your dedication and hard work in producing this wonderful holiday entertainment! It was one of the highlights of our hometown visit. Sincerely, Jeanne Bevier (Grandmother of "Spike") Lansing, MI

Great place to take an art class!! I took a wheel class and hand building class and the girls who…read moreteach are very knowledgeable and skilled. Very small groups and everyone was friendly and helpful. I really learned a lot. I would highly recommend this place for anyone that would like to get into Pottery. I know they also have a lot of painting classes and jewelry making. I just have never done any of those, but I've heard positive things about them.

Been to PCCA a few times for gallery openings in the gallery space upstairs. Favorite is the art…read moremarket/gift shop in the lobby. It's one of my first stops at the holidays and for anniversary/birthday gifts because they always have new stuff, and it's pretty affordable. It's like a mix between the DIA's gift shop and other art stores like Art is in Market and Urban Merchant. They close early on Saturdays and aren't open on Sundays though, which is kind of inconvenient. But they are open until late during the week which is cool because you can see the classes going on.

This is a free and small art museum on the MSU campus. It's fine and a decent way to waste 45…read moreminutes. The design of the building, by Zaha Hadid, definitely provides for a good photo op and sticks out among the brick buildings nearby. The first floor exhibit, featuring Syrian-American artist, Diana Al-Hadid, was gorgeous and engaging. The basement was called the "CORE" and was a Hodge podge of random art. I wasn't fond of how this was set up at all. I love art but other than the featured exhibit, we weren't engaged. The upstairs Mekong art exhibit was pretty cool but small and scattered. I am used to museums having places for students to research and study in. There's not a lot here. Also, there's not really a cafe and the shop is small. Cute stuff in the store though. Overall, the museum was worth checking out in the area but there's no need to make a special trip.

When taking a day trip out to East Lansing, this is always a favorite place to stop and take in…read moresome fantastic art. While the museum is small, they pack several meaningful and amazing exhibits in the halls each time we visit. I am a fan of contemporary vision. This place typically has a lot of work to reflect on and I love the multimedia displays. The kids have grown up coming here to reflect on their own interpretations of the displays and what it means to them. The staff and volunteers are friendly. They also have a cute area for gifts. I love he building architecture. And, if you are a fan of Batman, they did film some scenes in front of the museum, and being a fan of pop culture, that is pretty cool too!

I dropped off my sewing machine 2 weeks before I was going to need it. I made my deposit of $50…read more Took a couple of months.

have taken several machines to be repaired only to have the same problem after trying to use when…read morebrought home. They said there was a warranty yet would come up with excuses as to why it is "YOUR" fault... one machine spent over $500 dollars to repair. will never take anything there again!