Great food, fair even inexpensive prices, great service, all inside a fun store & art gallery…read more Gallery115 has an old school soda fountain & the most polite friendly knowledgeable soda jerk, if that's the right word, who will make you whatever you want. Re-live your childhood memories!

Mom & I were trying to find a place to eat for lunch when we remembered how much we enjoyed our…read moreexperience at this place several months ago. We were able to get street parking a couple blocks away. We walked in around 1:30pm on a Saturday. We took a few moments to figure out what we wanted to eat. Placed our order. My cappuccino was ready within a few minutes and the rest of food came out in about 10 minutes. All of our food was delicious. We got the baked Brie again & it was just as good as the first time. We split the Picnic in Paris sandwich- it was also incredibly yummy. The croissant was flaky. Smoked turkey was flavorful. And the blackberry aioli was perfection. This place is really lovely. The food is packed with flavor. It's reasonably priced. And the atmosphere is unique & "homey." I highly recommend stopping by & trying it out!

If you are in the Columbus area Wed - Sat with some time on your hands (recommended) be sure to…read morestop in the local shop on Washington. Not only will you enjoy browsing the multiple rooms of original handmade items, but you can also sign up for classes, or even just watch a video and make something on your own! They have the supplies for a lot of art/craft projects and you simply let them know whether you want to try it then or sign up for something. And if you aren't artistic on your own, there is no pressure to sign up...just browse through the wide range of items. There are paintings, photos, soaps, candles, wood items, jewelry, ceramics, glass items, etc. All items were made by artists in the region and seem to be affordably priced (especially compared to many of the galleries I've been to.) What the shop is interested is in giving the customer an experience, not just selling you an item. They can't out "Amazon" Amazon. But they can provide you a creative experience that Amazon can't. If we had more time, I think my wife and I might have taken a shot at making something. If you are interested, you might contact them ahead of time to get an idea of how to dress and get an idea of how long you should plan for making something or when the classes are. I did include a photo of a price list for some of the DIY projects with my review. If you are looking for a unique gift and/or want the option of making something yourself, plan on stopping by this shop. Review #2230

Excellent local store! Happened to pass by while on a walking tour, so I made it a point to go…read moreback after finishing the tour. The variety of materials (wood, clay, textiles) and goods (jewelry, mugs, paintings, soap) is extensive and impressive. The prices are ridiculously affordable! I purchased a rock coaster large enough to be a hot trivet for $13. The cashier personally knew the artisan and proceeded to tell me a little bit about the artisan. Would not hesitate to come back!

Such a wonderful place. You feel at home right away and there are so many different rooms with…read moredifferent kinds of art at different investment levels and the artists are so friendly and informative. Definitely a must see when you're in town!

I stopped to see all the art they have in this cute town of Madison. These are true artists in this…read moregallery. Lots of unique pieces. I found Danny Palafox art the most interesting. I bought a few magnetic pieces of his. I wanted one of his paintings. Im going to get one soon. There were some artists there. I enjoyed the variety they had.

The pictures tell it all. I know I have reviewed this before but for some reason the pictures fell…read moreoff so I wanted to add them back. I would have to say that service is the number 1 one thing you can expect from this place besides location and the jaw dropping beauty of it. All the brides I have talked to for referrals say: Bill will find a way to make your wedding dreams come true.

High end gallery some very interesting pieces. If you want to look around or are looking for…read moresomething for you our a gift. Art is of course very subjective ... what one person loves .. another might dislike but I saw a lot here that I thought was interesting.

My friend invited me to a Saturday workshop and I had no idea what to expect…read more I thought it would be a sip and paint where you work on the same design and follow step-by-step instructions. This is something different. You pick your design before you arrive. When you get there, it feels like a real woodworking studio. Then, you end up sanding wood, distressing wood, staining wood, and then painting designs on the wood. In all those ways, it feels so much more physical, creative and engaging than a simple crafting workshop. And the results! My board is so impressive to look at! The whole experience gives you so much confidence and I couldn't wait to go back and make another piece. You do pick out your project beforehand - with two main options (a larger more expensive board and a smaller more manageable piece).

I am in love with this place, it makes me feel like I am so crafty. I met with some new friends…read morehere for a Mom's night out and I honestly wish I could do 5 of them at once. I went very simple with my Board but next time I plan to go crazy and try everything. It only costs $40 for the Mini session we attended and they do have a little fridge of alcoholic beverages to get your creative gears grinding. The staff is so patient, they teach you the technique but also make time to come around to offer tips. Don't think about it too much and just book your session, you won't regret it!

Artspace lofts and residence gallery is has an amazing idea. When I found out it was coming to…read moreHamilton, I really wished I had enough artistic ability to move into the building. Hamilton is an industrial town. Or was. Now post-industrial. It's bringing in a lot of interesting and creative ideas to the city. Like Artspace. "The project rehabilitated two internally connected historic buildings, a 1900 French Renaissance masterpiece originally known as the Mehrum Building, and the 1913 Lindley Block. A 1970s remodel covered the original storefronts with a metal screen that was removed in Spring of 2013, thereby restoring these century-old edifices to their original appearance." (Taken directly from http://www.artspace.org/our-places/artspace-hamilton-lofts#tab-node_place_full_group_overview. I don't have that much building knowledge but it's cool to know.) The non-profit does this amazing thing. They started in 1979 in Minneapolis and asked this really obvious question I'm not sure a lot of people think of. When gentrification happens, what happens to the artists? They saw them as low in income but assets in creativity. And Hamilton is The City of Sculpture! We need art! That just blows my mind. The non-profit use real estate development to create affordable places for artists to work, perform and display their work. Anyway, there are 42 units that I'm sure you can tour if you're looking for a place. One, two and three bedroom apartments. I'm not sure how the cost works. I just viewed the gallery. Which is in a really huge space. When I arrived there were residents working on something artsy and the manager was eager to have a chat. There are rotating art shows from residents and, I think, other folks. There's music. Recently there was a drum event I missed out on. Parking is easy to find. There's tons of street parking and a parking garage around the block. Lots, too. I'm unsure of hours. I showed up on a Thursday afternoon and they were open. It's free and there are lot of things to check out in the area. I intend on following their event calendar more closely now that I've checked it out. I'm excited to find out what they do next.

It's so great to have a Gallery right in my neighborhood! And it's in a beautiful historic home?!…read moreTalk about a double win! It's free and totally worth a visit. The person there is very sweet and the art changes on a regular basis.

From the owner: The mission of the Dayton Society of Artists is to connect, support, and educate artists and the…read morecommunity. The exhibition calendar includes seven exhibitions a year that are free and open to the public with opening receptions on the first Friday of the month.

MonaLisa is such a delight! We attended the date night couples package and had an absolute stellar…read moretime. She is so patient and has a wealth of knowledge to share. The price for the package was very reasonable. We are excited to see how our pieces turned out after she glazes them. Highly recommend for a fun date night!

What a great way to spend quality time with my daughter! Neither of us had any experience with…read morepottery, but Mona Lisa used her experience to make our two hours a good time that produced wonderful memories to last a long time. - Can't wait to see the finished pieces! Worth the money and the time... splendid addition to our trip!

What a great experience. I asked Veronique to help with arranging/hanging prints in my new…read moreapartment. She was incredibly professional and did a fantastic job. I would highly recommend her services.

Building a new home and then furnishing it is a huge undertaking. When I was ready to beautify the…read morewalls with artwork, I looked no further than Gallery Veronique! Veronique and Susie were so incredibly helpful, and every piece of artwork in the gallery is stunning. With a huge selection of art to choose from, they helped me to narrow down my selections and piece together something beautiful for my decor. The customer service is outstanding, and Veronique is the best!! You will never be disappointed!