Very welcoming and knowledgeable staff. There was no pressure and addressed every question I had…read more I did buy an acoustic guitar at Crossroads, and Kevin made every effort to make sure that I was satisfied and comfortable with the purchase.

So I finally got myself to check this place out and glad I did. I broke my guitar string the other…read moreday and decided my guitar needed a set up anyway and figured I'd go over and have them do it for me. I checked out the website and saw that they charge $30 for a set up which is very reasonable. The owner was very friendly and accommodating. I even got a tour with Matt and it was great talking about music and all. They have lots of really nice guitars and artwork. It's a very comfortable environment and no pressure to buy anything. If you are a musician or an art lover definitely check out this hidden gem.

Jennifer is great to work with! She has a great idea for detail and goes out of her way to make…read morethe project perfect!

We had a great experience with Jennifer Bedford at Mathura Framing. We had two large painting,…read morefamily heirlooms, painted in the l970s. They were unframed and very dirty. We had gotten used to the dingy whites. We decided to preserve them and prepare they for the future. Something about Jennifer gave me confidence from first conversation. Jennifer suggested some great frames within our budget and worked wonders on the paintings. The dirty whites were transformed into brilliant whites. I wrote her to say, "It must be wonderful to be so good at your profession." She is a pleasure to work with , trustworthy and flexible. Highly recommend Mathura Restoration.

NH art gallery is a nice shop on main street. Helped me with a print that came out amazing. Steve…read morewas a great help in making this possible

From the owner: A chiche gallery located in historic New Hope, PA with a unique ambiance featuring classic and…read morecontemporary art. Also the home on Large Format Digital Printing.

My girls have attended this studio for over five years and we love the family atmosphere and focus…read moreon correct technique. They push the girls to be their best!

My girls have been attending Studios on Main for several years and they love it. They offer…read morecompetitive classes for my one daughter, and non-competetive for the other, which makes them the perfect fit for us. My girls enjoy every style of dance SOM has to offer and they are learning proper technique and how to carry themselves appropriately as dancers and young ladies. Bonus is the the great tumble program. We just adore all the instructors and studio as a whole. Highly recommend.

This is a great museum that captures and shares the spirit of the community and lets us know about…read morethe rich history of the Upper Perkiomen Valley and the families who have made this such a great place to live. I am not native to the area, but visits to the museum have helped me to feel more at home here, and part of the community. Their current exhibits on Long Rifles, and "These Truths are Not Self-Evident" both about the area and the Revolutionary War, are great experiences and learning opportunities. The museum is a great gift to our community and I highly recommend it.

In the heart of Abington, and about a hundred yards away from the Roslyn train station, you can…read morefind Briar Bush, a hidden nature preserve tucked away on Edge Hill road. With scenic walking trails, an outdoor classroom, day camps and a small indoor animal habitat, Briar Bush is a great spot for small children, couples on a date, or anyone looking for a brief respite from the urgency of the modern world. With free admission for locals and a small fee for out-of-towners, the preserve is accessible to all patrons provided that they are able to walk down some wooded trails that circle through the admittedly short walking routes. The centerpiece of the trails is a picturesque, secluded pond with benches for sitting and an interactive sign with information on the local fauna and flora. The indoor animal habitat has a small gift shop, pamphlets on upcoming events and information on other parks in the area, and several interesting animals such as a blind possum named Odin, a bearded lizard named Karl, and several other unique turtles and reptiles. All of Briar Bush can be walked through in an hour or so, but the low admission, interactive nature events and scenic walking trails will have you wanting to return again soon.

Staff are very informative when it comes to presentations but the facility is not very well…read moremaintained in some places because multiple trees have poison ivy on them. I know what poison ivy looks like, and when it's in hairy vine form, it can choke a tree and kill it. There was a wildlife sanctuary in the neighborhood that I grew up in as a child, and many of the trees almost died because they were being choked by poison ivy. Hairy vine, no friend of mine. But, on a more positive note, they have some animals that you can pet (when they are being presented by a lecturer), including rabbits, rats, and snakes, plus a turtle. In fact, now, as I am typing this, I remember coming here as a kid with school and Cub Scouts and my family as well, and I remember Boo the Rat (R.I.P!) and I remember a turtle who came to Briar Bush after being fed dog food by its owner. Eww. Bottom line, presentation is everything. One thing that I personally don't mind but that wildlife and some other visitors are probably irritated by is the fact that SEPTA's Warminster Line runs behind Briar Bush with a train going by every so often.

Excellence, silent film, and wonderful organist. We really enjoyed the show. We always enjoy the…read moresilent films when there's a live organist accompanying it.

Always a great seat, classic movie theater feels and the best prices to see a movie and gettin'…read moresnacks. Local hometown businesses are always your best option.

What a gorgeous day for the Massive Barn Market. Apparently tripled in size this year! Parking was…read morebedlam, food trucks ran out of food and not enough port-a-potties (25 min. + Lines)..Do not think I'll be back. One plus hours to get .3 miles up hill from Baltimore Pike to parking entrance - one police officer until PA State trooper showed up with no where to turn around and high tail it out, basically trapped:( Please organize better & get the word out that you have! For over 7,000 people attending ~ yikes.

Came here for Chadds Ford Day as a day trip for my job and had an overall unpleasant experience…read more Enjoyed the food trucks and the different venders selling art, jewelry, and such but getting in was a hassle. Didn't get handicap parking when we needed it. So we had to walk a good distance while pushing a wheel chair to get to the entrance. I didn't know they only accepted cash and not card so once I arrived to the ticket stand the lady sitting at the stand told me they had a ATM machine and where to find it but refused to let me use it, which I couldn't understand. When I asked if I could use it to pay for my ticket she literally laughed at me and told me no I could not use their ATM machine and would not tell me why, she then assisted the person behind me in line. Another lady approached me and ended up having a free voucher ticket and gave it to me. I don't have any plans on ever coming back here for any event that is held.