This place was amazing! My cousins and I had so much fun. I found some cute salt and pepper…read moreshakers!

This store is mostly a huge and varied collection of vintage and antique items from years ago. We…read morespent a long time in there just trying to see all the amazing items they have for sale. Bought quite a few items and wished we could have bought even more. Don't miss this store if you love old time stuff!

This is a brand new store which has the feel of a cooperative art gallery, showcasing local…read moreartists, including the owner, Sally, herself. It also is a bit of a thrift store, with various odds and ends. And, Sally makes specialty chocolates that you can sample! The best part part is talking with Sally. She is a delight. If you happen to be walking by and see someone inside, just knock and they'll likely open up for you!

I just stopped by for a quick peek while I was visiting Wallace. Although I was not there long I…read morefound a store filled with wonderful art pieces from local artists and a wide variety of unusuals and tasty bric-a-brac. I will be back to try the chocolate and take a closer look, for sure.

AWESOME customer service. Buddy and staff are exactly what you would expect in staffing a high-end…read morefine art gallery. Friendly, meticulous, and a phenomenal collection of art in all price ranges. If you have a piece shipped I promise you that no other gallery ships with pride, protection and attention to detail like Buddy and his staff! Amazing experience.

From the owner: New and expanded location at 213 E. Sherman Avenue. Since 1986 we have specialized in 19th & 20th…read morecentury Western and Wildlife Art. Featuring works by Charles Russell, Frederic Remington, John Fery, Edgar Paxson, O.C. Seltzer, Carl Rungius, Ace Powell Eliza Barchus, Conrad Schweiring, Stephen Lyman and the Taos Founders. We also feature works by contemporary artists like Tim Shinabarger, Martin Grelle, Chad Poppleton, Joe Kronenberg, Brett J. Smith, Michael Coleman, Gary Lynn Roberts, Andy Thomas, Terry Mimnaugh, Charles Fritz and many more. We are authorized dealers for Greenwich Workshop and Somerset House Fine Art. We are always seeking to purchase works by deceased artists. We also provide other fine art services like framing, auction representation, painting evaluations and restoration.

Beautiful space & art! Really nicely curated. It was nice meeting one of the artists there, too. I…read moreimagine I'll be coming in pretty often. Love the location, near other local shops & eateries

My family stopped in for a demo with a local metal artist and had a great time! Everyone was very…read morefriendly and we loved hearing about some of the different pieces that were being featured. One of the beautiful things about smaller galleries like this one is that you really get to spend time with each piece. It forces you to slow down and appreciate what's being presented. We went in expecting to stay for 15 minutes and ended up staying for over an hour. This is a great addition to the community and I would highly reccommend stopping in and supporting this local art community.

Wow- what a fun addition to Kendall Yards and Spokane! Modern, simple gallery space filled with…read morelocal art. Jim Dhillon is currently showing and he was in the gallery while I stopped in. He told me about the works and his process and it was so lovely. Don't miss his colorful paintings in a lovely gallery space- they are selling quickly.

Wonderful gallery on the way to the East entry to Glacier National park! I bought two pairs of…read moreearrings! I would've loved a painting, but we were on our motorcycles!

Wonderful art space located next to Hudson's on Sherman at 3rd. Mostly paintings but also some…read moregreat nature and wildlife photos. Mary is a wonderful salesperson and showed me the art I was interested in/ very patient and very kind. I will be back to decorate my home.

All I can say is the store is unbelievable. The best antique store I have ever been in. I told Sam…read morethe owner that if they serve food I would just move in it could take me a week at least to go through all the rooms and everything they had to offer as you walk through history. I WOULD RECOMMEND

This place is INCREDIBLE!!! That's really all that needs to be said. One of the most interesting…read moreelectric collections I've ever seen. Most museums envy this place! This is a MUST-SEE for all visitors to Coeur d'Alane!

Fantastic artwork, inviting atmosphere, and super friendly! The featured artists are all really…read moregreat and their artwork is amazing.

Not worth it! The glass earrings fall apart within weeks (I've tried 3 pairs now). Terrible,…read moreabrasive customer service from the artist when I tried to return an unopened gift on a separate occasion. They would not allow a return, despite the policy printed on the receipt. DO NOT SHOP HERE.

This is still our favorite art dealer in the inland NW. It is the place to go if looking for a…read morenon-pretentious place to pick up some art. They have artist shows often, sometimes showcasing newer artists. Otherwise you can just walk in and check out a wide variety of works. They have 2 floors of art on the walls and the basement houses many more works that are in racks. Paintings, wood carving, pottery, they have it all available. One of the best things here is their layaway plan. They are super flexible with their plan and will work out the best scenario that works for everyone. They just want you to own pieces that you like, and offer a way for you to achieve that. Super good folks here and worth checking out.

I need to be chaperoned when I venture into this place…read more I've been coming to The Art Spirit since it was in a tiny white house, several blocks east of the current location. This place always has something that catches my eye and they deal with mostly local artists. If you're into Harold Balazs, Mel McCuddin, Frank Boyden or Robert Grimes, this is your place! Every month they change the gallery by having a new artist(s) show every month, along with participating in First Friday. First Friday you can mingle with the artists and other art nerds while sipping on free wine/beer. The first Saturday of the month, there's usually and artist doing a demonstration, if you're interested in their process. As for the gals who work there, they're fantastic and very informative. Blair has been a great pleasure to converse with and over the years has become a dear friend. Also, if you can't afford that piece that you're dying to have, don't worry, they do a layaway payment plan. If you're an art nerd or just like to look at pretty things, then make this place a "must stop" to see some great eye-candy.