I had printed out a list of places to go to in Berea and this was on that list. It's a nice shop…read morethat is clean and well organized with lots of hand-made items to choose from. On their sign, you can see they offer paintings, glass art, pottery, wood & metal items, garden art and even furniture. They all looked to be of very good quality, too.

This gallery displays exquisite locally-made items of metal and wood. Everything has an expensive,…read morehigh-quality feel and look. I spent quite a bit of time browsing the gallery and I enjoyed every minute of it. I will remember this place when I return to Berea.

Amazing they are still open. I went in with a vey slim friend and the sales Man was gushing over…read moreher. Note this really is not her thing but it is mine. I was wallpaper to him. I ended up getting a turned wooden miniature rolling pin for use while traveling. He then was offended I would use it actually for cooking, And proceeded to call me a glutton because I'm not slim like my friend. Wow! We were both taken aback ...Amazing ! I'm still offended. I'm overweight but really, it was out of the blue, uncalled for and highly offensive.

I love the quality and variety of art and handmade items they offer in their gallery--paintings,…read moreart photography, woodworking, pottery, cards, jewelry and more. Their prices are really reasonable, too! I love supporting a non-profit organization like this dedicated to support Kentucky artisans. I do most of my gift buying there. In a world of large corporate consumerism, it's nice to know I'm directly supporting the makers of this beautiful work. You know who created each piece. Being a non-profit, you can also support them with donations.

This place is wonderful! Very personal advice when making a pendant with a friend's cremains. You…read moredon't have to worry whose ashes - you do it right there (if you want to). Gave all the time we needed.

This is a great place to learn some stuff on glass blowing and also lets you lend a hand in…read moredeveloping your item. Mike and Paula are the owners and very customer friendly. Upon arrival to actually getting ready to pick out a piece and actual going into the shop to assist and learn what all goes into the process. Mike is exceptional as an teacher and instructor as you will find. He has a great resume and knows what he is doing. This is a smaller shop, however the output of designs is far from small. It is large on quality and creativity. Mike worked with each of us (a group of 4, 2 grandkids and 2 adults). Not only did we get first hand instructions and guidance, we were able to see other glassblowers in action. We ended up with 3 pumpkins and 1 snowman. Mike also gave provided us with some of the top universities that offer glassblowing and how to get started. It is a fairly tedious journey in learning all the in's and outs of glass blowing and design and what works and what doesn't. We were truly impressed and may look at Fire Studio and Gallery for some xmas presents. This might be a bit expensive art, however it is usually one of a kind and in personal gifts, that means a lot.

Love it! Destination whenever r I come to o Lexington .. love the horse, art and glassread more

I love to shop here and look for unique jewelry and gifts. If I need a nice but interesting pair of…read moreearrings for a gift, they always have something. It's difficult not to find a pair for myself too! Occasionally the clerks could have been more helpful or friendly, but they are usually helpful if you ask.

Fabulous collection of items I remember from my youth. I was just wandering around hoping to find a…read moresmall cabinet or bookcase. But what I found was an awesome pair of vintage cabinets taken from a dentist's office. I bought one, and when I got home, I started measuring and decided I wanted the other one, too. The owners are friendly and helpful. You have to see this to believe it. They have so many great things on display. I wanted to redecorate my whole house.

Such a cute shop with lots to look at. Ended up with a crocus pot and some silver plated serving…read moretons.

Went to the speakeasy lounge and got speakeasied lol. We walked in through the glass studio which…read morehad some incredible pieces btw, saw the workspace (will need to sign up for one of the classes because that seems like so much fun), and just could not find the door. Fully walked into the bathroom, could see the band across teh workshop, and then walked back out thinking there was a back door until we saw the mirror open and felt like absolute fools Inside the lounge it was quite cozy without feeling cramped. The decor and lighting were exceptionally curated, and just overall it was an incredible space, great for hanging out with small groups. The bar staff were all knowledgeable and efficient in their service. The band playing was incredible on the semi-outdoor enclosed patio (there were heaters so was quite comfortable), and jsut overall was quite fun. Prices are a tad on the higher side but that is to be expected with a speakeasy and cocktails. Would definitely recommend and will try to return for any of their offerings, whether it be just the lounge or even a glass blowing class.

This place is awesome! We walked over after dinner at Epping's to check it out. The glass shop has…read moresome very nice pieces. Walk through the mirrored door into the Speakeasy Lounge. Dim lit lounge with cozy seating and a full bar. We sat on the couches with friends and had a couple cocktails. I had the Trifecta Old Fashioned and the others had an Old Fashioned and a Fahrenheit. All the drinks were fantastic. They have another seating area in the shop area where you can watch them work on the glass artwork. Live music on Friday nights.

Service is terrible and they treat their artists horribly. I would definitely steer clear of this…read moregallery!

Local artists beware, the gallery claims no responsibility if any damage is done to your artwork…read more Unfortunately a piece of mine was there and the custom frame was damaged and the museum glass was scratched and needs to replaced. They said they'd take care of it at the opening reception while others were around but once the conversation continued behind closed doors, I'm getting the cold shoulder.

Very nicely laid out store and I was welcomed right away. Your eyes will dart around at all the…read moredifferent offerings. From jewelry to pottery to metal work plus art and journals. It's fun to see what she has to offer, There are whimsical animals made of upcycled metal that will make you smile. I think that most surprised me was the hand made chop stick bowls with an opening to rest your chopsticks which are also included. Not something you' d expect to see in rural Kentucky! You won't regret stopping in.

We entered this store to look around and were blown away to find out that Diane made most of this…read morebeautiful art and glass herself! Beautiful paintings, photos, glass beads, jewelry, all by Diane and all beautiful! I bought some of the cute glass zipper pulls - so unique. She was fun to talk to, and she does animal rescue too! Diane told us about the artist that makes the cute metal animal sculptures out of recycled metal parts. What a talented and busy woman - so glad that we stopped in. She even took time to answer our question about a plant growing outside her studio (she also has a horticulture degree, among her art degrees).