Well, I am not much of a guy that is informed or educated on a lot of work of art in the Art world,…read morebut me and my girlfriend were compelled to come check out this nice gallery in Detroit. I was extremely impressed with the African Art. I love the beauty of the colors and image. I also purchased some cool items to take back home. Nothing real expensive here, but the art pictures and all. Nice employees and owners. Id love to visit again.

The staff here is super friendly. It was a joy to browse the beautiful African art and jewelry and…read morecollectibles that they sell here. They're also dog-friendly, and let my friend bring in his large black pit-bull mix, who looked very happy to be in there and receive attention. I bought a magnet from here as a souvenir.

I love this shop- great selection of beautiful high end yarns, and tons of great pattern books. But…read morethe best part by far is the service! They have such amazing and knowledgeable employees. There are great sample pieces to look at as well, showcasing different yarns they offer and patterns. I am always welcomed with such kindness and leave feeling so inspired! And they will wind hanks of yarn for you free of charge.

Amazing yarn store! The stock is great--a diverse selection, knitting supplies, books, and more!…read moreThe store is divided into two sections, and the larger section has a help table to aid people with patterns etc (so cool!) and also is where the store hosts events. The workers are very kind and helpful. I was quickly assisted in finding the yarn and tools I needed for a project. I was convinced to give metal knitting needles a try (I've only used wood so far) and I've been loving it! I got all my questions asked and more :) Being a knitting store, the price of items are a bit spendy, but that's also because the quality is great. The store sources beautiful yarns which comes at a cost, but you know what you're getting is great. They are also able to purchase print your patterns if they are on Ravelry (maybe other sites as well). Additionally, it's so important to support local stores like Ewe-nique Knits, so please stop by!

Francisco and Bo have curated the most wonderful and eclectic collection of modern and vintage…read morelooks with a healthy dose of whatever you need throughout. Their service is impeccable and they know their style which ultimately is your style. Come here and shop, don't think you can't find it. It's probably in here! I look better for just walking in!

This is a great cafe if you'd like a wide range of crafts to do. There's many opinions such as…read morecandles, charms, piping with charms! The staff has been extremely lovely every single time I've been there. I've loved every single craft I've made, only reason I knocked down a star is because within a month to two, I have to repair the crafts due to them breaking sadly. Otherwise, it's a great experience.

Didn't have much expectations coming here. My friend saw it on TikTok and we took our kiddos. Mine…read moreI feel was way too young to really participate. My friend's kiddo was a good age, around 3/4 to get what she was doing and appreciate it. Made reservations online since the website said it was recommended. I'm glad I did! Making reservations was very simple, didn't have to put any money down. Parking can be a little congested since it's in a plaza with other places. Walked in and was immediately greeted. Inside is really cool. The theme is all black and white, looks kind of like a cartoonish vibe, and then all of the crafts speak for themselves with colors! There was a birthday party going on in the back. No private rooms for birthday parties. They use different color cones to show your reservation and where you'll be sitting. Was told to look around the store and decide which type of craft we wanted to do. They had a lot of mediums: candles, bead bracelets, painting, mosaics, and decorating different objects with whipped cream gel and adding charms. The last one was definitely the most popular and most unique. Once you pick out your items, you go to the cashier and can either pay ahead of time or wait to pay in case you want to create something more than what you expected. We were told once we pick what we wanted to let staff know and they will tell us next steps. My daughter went with a small brush and we were then given a tray to pick out the charms that we wanted to decorate our brush. There were so many charms! All of them were included in the price but a few were only allowed to use one time once since it was a bigger charm. We were told to only pick out a few charms and can come back for more. Staff said whatever we don't use charm wise, to be sure to put it back where you got it. Unfortunately, there was so many charms, and with how busy and chaotic it was, it was really hard to put them all back. I would definitely recommend only grabbing so many. We were told you get to pick two different whipped cream gel colors. The gel when dry turns into a silicone like texture. When we were done picking our charms and gel, to let them know and they would come back to tell us how to apply and use the whipped cream gels. Unfortunately, two big parties came in and staff had no time for us anymore. We were pretty much on our own. Just winging it, which was a shame when you're spending $25 on a tiny little hairbrush to decorate and have no idea what you're doing. I think it would be better of staff to all at once just tell you what to do along with a demo how it all works rather than constantly having different touch points throughout. My friend and I winged it as much as we could. I definitely don't think we did it right. I noticed a sign that had different pipping tips for the whipped cream gel, again, a bummer we weren't told about this. The charms and beads are all along the wall and right up against the walkway and tables. So it was pretty difficult for people to try to spend time to look at all the charms, but also letting people by and also people are trying to sit in their chairs. Staff then came over and was great with apologizing for us falling to the wayside due to understaffing and the immense parties that came in. Kelly was very sweet and kind and took her time with us and taught us how to reapply the charms if we wanted to. Along with how to use the whipped cream gel. You then have to take a heat gun and dry your creation for about two minutes, but the longer you do it the better it seemed. Be sure to let your creation sit for 24-48 days to really cure. There is a bathroom that single stall in the back. We were bummed that the Photo Booth machine was down, otherwise we would've used it. When you cash out, you're supposed to turn in the receipt to show what you made. Kelly then put our items in a bag and again apologized for our experience and said coming on the weekday is a much better visit. Our reservations were at four, and we didn't think that it would be so busy, so use caution if booking on the weekends. A very cool unique craft place, that I'm sure can sustain itself with the area that it's in. We'll have to come back on a quieter day to really enjoy all that they have to offer. I would've given a 3 star, but if it wasn't for Kelly, taking the extra time with us and apologizing for our initial experience. She made the whole trip much better!

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.

This was a very small gallery. I attended the Close to the Bone show. The downstairs hosts a little…read moreshop full of artists' wares. It's kind of quaint and reminiscent of an antique store. However, the upstairs is quite like a modern gallery. It's a nice space to show your work. That being said, the location is kind of odd. Not many people come to Rochester for the arts. There's also a very friendly kitty cat that hangs around. Say hi to him!

Great place to take a class and see some art! There are 4 galleries there and a wonderful gift…read moreshop, too. Fabulous!

I came here for the galleries and specifically the Michigan art competition…read more It was right next to a golf course, so when the GPS said we were here, I was confused. This is a great hidden gem and all of the galleries are free. It's definitely really small like you could see everything under an hour. There's also a small gift shop.

Nice craft shop that specializes in made in Michigan merchandize and also offers curated DIY craft…read moreworkshops along with an option to include a wine tasting as part of workshop/event. Some of the merchandize for sale include cute Craft wall decor, signs, various glassware, jewelry, candles, jams, bar towels, clothings and the list goes on and on. Owners are very friendly and outgoing and specialize in the DIY workshops where they cater to large groups and Corporate events. The wine aspect of the workshop is curated by the "Wine Witch" a Dearborn based Sommelier which adds a unique twist to their events where she can cater a tasting anywhere from fine wine to unique blended wines she makes herself that is quite fun to taste/experience. Overall a great little shop where I truly appreciate promoting made in Michigan as a basis for the business !

Went to this place for a wine tasting event paired with mini moxy painting class and I'm so blown…read moreaway. A lot of folks I know have been looking for something very similar to this since some time and we would love to come again to try this. The wine tasting part was so far the best I've had in a lot of years that actually made me understand a lot more about the wines we tasted than in general tasting I've done elsewhere. Laura is a very informational sommelier and we would love to get more info on other wines as well from her.

Rating only for custom framing where Winterset galleries has framed several sports jerseys for me…read moreover the years. The work includes numerous collectable autographed Jerseys they have mounted on a white backset with a black custom framing. As part of this work, the uniforms were stretched to eliminate any wrinkles and attached/sewed on the backset using fish string so that the sewing would not be visible. Frames were very well made with clean joints and of sturdy wood to support the heavy weight of the finished product with robust wire attachments affixed to the back side of the frames for mounting. I was impressed with the care and diligence that went into the work and the obvious attention to detail to ensure the jersey was properly stretched to avoid any wrinkling while mounting to the backset. Overall, very satisfied with the finished product and would highly recommend for similar type work.

Winterset is my go to place for home decor, lots of unique decor. I love that it is family owned…read more Nicole you have great taste & good suggestions for my living room renovation. Next time you come out to hang something I will need ideas for the family room. See you soon!