Take your priceless original artwork here if you'd like it spray mounted to a board... assuming…read morenone of these positive reviews have taken their artwork apart to see how it was done. I hope the adhesive was at least archival acid free. I brought a piece of art here a few years ago and didn't get the kind of glass I asked for, but it wasn't a huge deal, so I kept it as-is. I decided to give them another chance because I figured that was a misunderstanding and I like to shop small/local. I took an original watercolor to be float mounted and when I got it back it was just matted traditionally. I know he understood what I wanted when I dropped it off, because he told me how he was going to use spacers to keep the art from touching the glass, so it wasn't just a misunderstanding this time. Two chances is enough for me so I took it elsewhere to have it fixed. They opened it up right in front of me and there was my expensive original artwork, spray mounted to foam board. Time will tell if it starts to yellow and discolor. So upset and disappointed about all of this.

Quality work, hand cut framing, reasonable rates! Jeff is a great consultant when you're picking…read moreout the frames and mat to really help your piece pop! So much more care invested than at the big, corporate stores it's unreal! Go there. Support local!

I'm an artist, so I like art. Good art. This is a cool little shop with artwork, jewelry, scarves,…read moreknit hats, sculpture and pottery. All local work and they also hold various workshops for drawing and painting and even classes for kids. It's a nice place that fits in well with the artsy community that Denton is. Despite what the hours say on here, they are open on Sundays, I'm unsure of the hours, but being that is was such a nice day out Sunday, there were several people in the shop looking about. Depending on what you are looking for the prices on the paintings were reasonable, some of the jewelry was a little pricey though, but quite nice. As always, Support Denton businesses. Enjoy.

The studio made an error on the website with the class date and did not notify me beforehand. They…read morehave not responded to calls, messages, or email. I lost $90.

Found out about this shop through Reddit and I'm so glad I went because Lauren did an amazing job…read moreon my little pig + aloe tattoo to represent the materials that were put in my skin grafts after I was burned. I really appreciated how easy it was to schedule and organize the tattoo appt, and Lauren was wonderful to work with as we fine tuned the look, size, and placement. The tattoo itself was done even better than I expected, and they provided a very cool saniderm patch that protected it for 3 days, which delayed the constant washing / lotion that I've had to do in other tattoos. It's looking wonderful now that it's almost healed and I'm so grateful! Everyone was very nice, it's a comfortable shop, and we got to watch Brooklyn 99 while we were doing the planning and tattoo, what more could you want?

Simple helix piercing on my left ear! Andy Reeder was awesome! Even helped my son not be super…read morefreaked out with the process by making sure he wasn't getting an eyeful. Will definitely be asking for him for my next one.

A great shoppe very friendly staff and extremely helpful. Purchased some great items very…read morereasonable and very nice

This is a place that will tug at heartstrings. They have wonderful ceramic pieces created by the…read moreartists from the Denton State Supported Living Center. The gallery is a physical connection between the Center and the Denton Community. Lovely and very well priced pieces with significant meaning are available. Purchases support ongoing work skills training for the artists.

Great intimate venue for live music and libations! Artwork and friendly vibe abound.read more

Went to Bramblitt's for open mic for spoken word! Loved that they have a buffet of crafts for you…read moreto use to create. I bought a canvas and started a cat in water painting. Not quite done. My husband read some poetry that he wrote and people seemed to like it. The bartender made a good old fashioned. It was a nice night!

Great Flora and Gift Shop! They have a unique collection of gifts, including books, which I bought…read moretwo! Super friendly staff. Great atmosphere. Very pleasant shopping experience!

Love love love this place. Always great service and kindness. The store is super cute. I recommend…read moreto all my visitors. The gift shop is the cutest in Denton in my opinion and they always have the best and freshest flowers.

I've hosted and attended several events in this space and have always had a professional and…read moredelightful experience. The staff is always helpful and accommodating to the needs of their patrons and go above and beyond to make their guests feel welcome. The art selection in the galleries is always unique and curated well. It's always a pleasure getting to visit and I highly recommend checking them out!

The event space managers are very obviously biased, racist and demeaning to people they thought…read morewere "beneath them" in their "art gallery". They are not business savvy enough to realize the mistake they made mistreating people in a movement that would bring them a lot of future business. A friend of mine rented this space with the goal of bringing Zumba events to Denton, and brought Instructors both local and from far and wide for a Zumba masterclass at this space. She had conversations prior with management to set expectations. They verbally agreed about the music being loud (That's Zumba!), the microphone and sound equipment needs, and she was assured that the needs would be met. Needless to say, on the day of the event, those agreements were flipped on the head. We were met with aggressive management staff that had their noses up in the air, who reprimanded my friend right in front of the whole crowd of people. They talked down to her and the rest of us who tried to have a reasonable conversation with them, as though we and the rest of the people who had come for the event were beneath them. Everything was a problem. The volume, apparently the sight of us in our skin, the colors, where we put our belongings, the way we breathed were met with hostility and disgust. It's stressful and hard enough to put on an event of that magnitude, so having the managers yelling at the event organizer caused her to break down crying. The managers were relentless, had no mercy and kept talking down to her and asking her to turn down the volume. The microphone stopped working which is horrible for a hosted Zumba event. The event organizer was never told that the event space would be open to the public and that people would be walking into an event that was paid for. One of the younger managers had the nerve to condescendly ask her if she hadn't looked at their website prior, to research what their organization was about. What does that have to do with someone paying you for an event that you agreed to? Let's be clear... These managers are racist and biased and don't want people such as "us" in their art gallery space. What kind of people are "we"? A teacher, an engineer, an actor/documentarian that is the inspiration behind you and your girlfriend's favorite Texan movie? CEOs of their own companies, business owners? These "kinds" of people. When the main manager saw the outpouring of love for my friend who put the event together, it literally dawned on her what the potential impact would be. Then she started to flounder, retract herself and start to make conversations to smooth things over. It was a little too late. At this point we already had such a bad taste in our mouths. It's such a missed business opportunity, because the Zumba community has events literally every other week. There would have been so many other Zumba events there if this had been a positive experience for us. It's quite unfortunate in this day and age that people are still so biased and judgemental. You have no idea who you are interacting with. Be careful how you treat people.