Nice gallery of handmade pieces of art created by the mom and pop owners, their daughter, and about…read more20 other local artists in the area. Jewelry, paintings, pottery, sculptures, and more are available here, and of course with all being hand made, they are always adding new pieces to their collection. The owner is a retired local school teach and she was weaving a basket while we shopped. She was very friendly and nice to chat with, and her husband make many pieces of earrings, necklaces, and other types of jewelry from various sizes of copper. His work is done thru a magnifying glass as it is very intricate with tiny details that look too small to have been created by hand. There are many small pieces of art as well as very large mantle pieces that would fill a tall wall above a large fireplace. This is a cool little gem of a store that anyone coming to downtown Shelbyville on public square should check out. Prices seemed on par for the amount of work involved in each piece.

Another great trip to Skyline! They're continually upping their game on the food experience…read more Ordering in the app is easy and convenient and now... they've added an express lane option for those fast things like drinks, popcorn and refills! The arcade has been updated as well with a lot of fun pinball machines and other cool games.

All of the staff are very friendly. I was surprised at the low prices for some great food. It's…read morealways a enjoyable & fun time at The Skyline Drive-in!

The Grover Museum does a remarkable job of preserving artifacts and stories from Shelby County. My…read morefavorite exhibit includes the mock stores that showcase 100+ year old goods and furniture from the local barbershop, drugstore, butcher shop, telephone operators and more. Visitors can walk through quickly with kids and talk about technology and people of the past. I stopped by the museum to get information about the local courthouse. I was greeted by Sarah Richardt, the new curator of the museum. Sarah told me what I could find in the museum and offered to arrange for me to meet with a local judge to discuss the courthouse. Wow! (The people in Shelby county are the nicest.) A timeline exhibit, archives the names and dates for the building and history of Shelbyville and the county. I was able to find information I needed here. The railroad room has a working toy train and stories about the local railroad. Downstairs, historical information about local industry and technology are described. There is a small gift shop at the front of the museum. The building is old with stairs, but there is a rear entrance near an elevator for wheelchairs and strollers. The museum hosts a summer camp and other activities throughout the year. There are play/learning areas set up throughout the facility Admission is free to the museum and donations accepted. There is free street parking outside. Public restrooms are available. Grover Museum is one of the best small town museums that I have visited.

A GREAT small-town museum! As others mentioned, the "Streets of Old Shelby" exhibit is an…read moreinteresting condensed exhibit of a small town from the late 1800s/early 1900s. They have recently remodeled the lower level sections to focus on a photography studio from many years ago and see the town through their lens (literally). They also created a new interactive exhibit that includes both the natural history of the area and the manufacturing history. Both areas of focus pull in personal stories and connections as you learn and discover. The sister city exhibit that educates about their sister city of Shizuoka, Japan is equally insightful with statistics and an interactive chance to make your own block print. The upstairs features interactive components while educating on the history of Shelbyville's downtown square and how it has changed through time. The museum is FREE and supported by donations so please contribute if you enjoyed your time! An interesting stop off the main road of sites. A 2-3 hour visit would allow you to see most exhibits but one could spend longer.

Beth is amazing and Her art is just as great! I love the aesthetic of her studio- it's very classy,…read morebright, and welcoming. If you go during the day yiu get to see her in action as she paints beautiful portraits of flowers and local scenery. She's always happy to talk about her art and her inspirations. Everything is fairly priced and affordable- especially considering she is such a well known artist! Also, on first Fridays she always has an open house with snacks and drinks and it's personally my favorite time to go. My advice: GO CHECK HER OUT NOW!

From the owner: We feature original art by award winning Indiana Artist, Beth Clary Schwier. Beth has been featured…read moreon HGTV as a featured artist for 5 years. She currently is featured artist at Gainbridge Fieldhouse in their permanent collection, the Art of the Game. Come see for yourself, Beth’s vibrant and exciting paintings.

Part of the local museum and they are a donation based society that holds various fundraisers and…read morekeeps new museum exhibits coming and going so things don't get stale, ha. They do a lot to preserve the ole history of the town and are a nice organization with friendly knowledgeable staff.

First visit to the NEW local theater! Went to see "Pirates…read moreof the Amazon", the treasure of Mystery Island. A wonderful showcase of Local talent! The theater is an excellent assemble, with comfortable seating and prize views for all. I highly recommend for everyone to attend a presentation to gain appreciation for what Shelbyville has at available.

This beautiful new multi-million dollar facility is newly opened and presented the first play of…read morethe season, Don't Drink the Water, by Woody Allen. Everything is state of the art and brand spankin' new! I enjoyed a tour of the building and appreciate the hard-working crew and volunteers that brought this former bowling alley back to life by creating a wonderful home for the Shelby County Players

Cant go to the theatre? Live theatre comes to you at home!…read more Stellar performances in December 2020 from the casts of two plays: Miss Nelson is Missing and It's a Wonderful Life Radio Play Both plays are available to stream on your laptop, iPad, or phone. Purchase your tickets on the shelbycountyplayers.com website. Additional information on the website. Kudos to SCP for figuring out how to entertain us during this pandemic thing. Bravo to all the actors, crew, and staff!!

If you love to play with clay, this is a great place to do it! Kurt and Cathy have made a great…read morespace to be creative. They have lots of different glazes to use and have an extensive texture library! It has a good community of potters and is one of my favorite places. If you need some gifts for family and friends, there are also pieces available for purchase. Come check it out!