Cheryl is a great Gallery Owner. Very knowledgeable on Artwork & excellent Customer Service. Very…read morefriendly too. Highly recommend for all Art & Custom Framing Services!

I won't comment on the gallery aspect of this business, my comments pertain to the framing service…read more I had two pieces framed here. Consultation (frame/mat selection) was Ok, work product was excellent but the pricing seemed high.

You have no idea how psyched I was that they carried a fragrance-free, homemade honey and oatmeal…read moresoap. I ended up buying 3 bars and absolutely love it. This shop has many wonderful things from local artisans. Stop in and support these artisans and their work. You'll be sure to find something fantastic.

I came into town to have a coffee while my wife and daughter browsed in the nice local shops. I had…read moreno intent of shopping. Then we met up and i tagged along to the artisan shop which we've always loved. That was a mistake since I'm addicted to local, handmade pottery bowls and mugs. I ended up with a beautiful mug by Ede Walker Pottery. I think I need a support group for pottery addicts!

Had a wide selection, nothing I looked at was priced. Not…read morehandicap accessible. Doesn't seem like the guy there is actually interested in selling anything. Really messy.

This is the best shop in Central New York. The Seymour June House has the most eclectic inventory…read moreof anywhere I've been. You can get lost here. I've bought many things from the owner and he is very knowledgeable. I ask him anything about a specific piece and he knows what period it's from, it's history and its value. I've bought many things here that I love! My New York leg farm table, my room size oriental rug, my cherry lady's writing desk and several pieces of mid-century modern lighting all came from here. The owner personally quotes pricing and it's all reasonable.

This business is Closed for good as of 2024. Closed…read more There is U pick Berries on property behind the building, seasonally.

A wonderful shop filled with local treasures that truly capture the spirit of the Finger Lakes…read more While shopping, I spoke to one of the co-owners who was very knowledgeable about every piece that was featured in her shop and each artist behind the beautiful work. I could've honestly spent hours in there admiring all the carefully curated items, but I was able to leave with unique gifts and souvenirs that will always remind me of my memories in the Finger Lakes.

Thank you Ariel for supporting artists in the region!! There are not many dedicated galleries in…read moreIthaca or the finger lakes region, and as an artist I can say how thrilled I am seeing professionally curated and hung shows at Corners Gallery. Nice white walls, good lighting and wooden floors. A great place to start collecting art from. And there is a frame shop tucked away as well, so you can frame your new art. Thanks!

This is a wonderful gallery. We have attended numerous receptions for exhibitions and have…read morepurchased at least half a dozen paintings. The exhibitions are diverse and offer a great collection of contemporary art. In addition the gallery owner is warm, helpful, and knowledgeable. We have a lot of fun at this gallery--and love everything we have purchased! Chrissie S-M

A very nice shop. We were clearly a group of bums, and the owner was very helpful in trying to…read moretrack down a very specific print from a few years ago. One of our group has a custom hand built vehicle from the 1970s (a project/development car that never came to be) and the local art master (lol, you know what I mean) did some work of it. Full disclosure, we didn't actually buy anything- but this place was great, and they deserve a good review, and some photos of the place. (Also, they weren't even on Yelp before we got there!)

This is a gem of a gallery showing primarily the work of Brian Keeler whose landscapes of Ithaca,…read moreNorthern Pennsylvania and various coastal scenes are alive with color and tone. Each month the exhibition changes and scenes of Ithaca, mythology, skyscapes, Maine coast, the british isles are just a few of the ones they've had. The gallery is located in a beautiful building in a bucolic setting and also offers bnb for out of town visitors. This is a gallery not to miss in the Ithaca, Finger Lakes area.

From the owner: North Star Art Gallery features the works of Brian Keeler, with a special focus on Ithaca, Finger…read moreLakes, and Northern Pennsylvania landscapes.

Why do I love Artrage?…read more I love Artrage because: it's a great space with a good vibe, they exhibit exciting and challenging art, they exhibit art for social change, they exhibit art that no one else dares too, they have open houses, classes, artist meet and greets, movies and more, they have opportunities for me to volunteer which allows me to feel like a member of the Artrage Community. G.

From the owner: A unique arts organization that exclusively exhibits art on social justice and environmental…read moreissues. We also host community engagement events on nights and weekends.

Amberations is a not-for-profit organization dedicated to supporting mental health through…read moreinteraction with the natural environment. With almost 50 acres, they are located on the western edge of Onondaga county in Marietta, New York. At their barn site they offer opportunities to mingle with their goats, donkey, birds and barn cats. There is easy access to a small stream, teaming with frogs, minnows, and salamanders. A lovely deck adorns one end of their barn. It's a nice place to enjoy the sounds of nature and occasionally be visited by a Great Blue Heron. This is a wheelchair friendly area. The entrance to this area is a driveway shared with 2231 Amber Road, next to the Otisco Lake Community Center. Look for the small silhouette of Big Joe the donkey! In their upper fields they have built wheelchair paths surrounding a gazebo and are always working on developing gardens. There are also very nice trails through woods as well as through their songbird habitat. This is the best area for taking dogs and walking trails. The entrance to this area is at 2345 Amber Road, up a long gravel driveway. Go left at the top to find the small parking area in the fields. There is also a large pasture with two beautiful horses to visit. Their goal is to nurture relationships with the community they seek to serve. Opportunities abound for getting involved in many capacities. If you like nature, the outdoors, gardening, animals, or helping others, please consider giving them a call and volunteering. I'm a volunteer for Amberations so I can tell you, it's an amazing organization. It was started by two families who wanted to be able to bring nature to people of all abilities. It has grown so much in its 10 years of existence. They've hosted weddings, hold two big fundraisers during the year - their Otisco Lake Bike Race and Mothers Day Brunch in the spring and Fall Festival in autumn - as well as offering glamping, a new pond full of frogs, and their wonderful animals to visit. Definitely a place for everyone to check out, whether you like animals, nature, hiking - whatever you're into, Amberations has something for you.

Such a quaint spot. The Yelp event was very interactive and welcoming. But, the founder and…read morevolunteers at Amberations and the stories they shared really set the tone. The barn animals were adorable. Big Joe even tried to nibble on my big hair. They had beautiful horses and a hiking trail to die for. This place is certainly a diamond in the rough with so much love and history. If you have Thea chance definitely visit.