Wow. Just... wow. An array of amazing art. We love art galleries and this is the very best we…read morehave ever seen! Just artist after artist that touched our souls! Never have we seen a gallery with such a collection that consistently appealed! Lisa was the artist in residence and she was so gracious and kind. Keep up the great work! Continue to create beautiful things for good people! Check it out! You will be glad you did!

I love this little gallery. I normally would be intimidated by the title of gallery, but this place…read moreis very friendly and has a lot of different price points, including small, unique gifts. The first time I came, it was on a holiday walk and I was surprised it was so relatable. I ended up buying a piece of art and loving it! This year, I bought another piece from the same artist for my house, as her work speaks to me. I also bought some gifts from there. I love this little addition to Webster Groves!

The atmosphere is wonderful. The cold brew hit the spot. The buttermilk biscuit and homemade…read morestrawberry jam was to die for. No complaints here! Bravo, High Low!

Came here after a run with the crew and this was a great spot!! It was very spacious and loved the…read moreinterior. The service was really nice and since it was my first time there they helped me pick out which pastry item to try. I had the apple scone which was excellent but the house made biscuits were even better especially their house made butter they put on it. The coffee was delicious too and will be back for more!

Came here on a third Friday in October for a fun, fun night. This place has glass classes &…read moreworkshops, a retail shop, and loads of exhibitions. It's the main attraction in the Delmar Maker District, according to them, "leading the neighborhood's mission to support and promote makers of all kinds." Tonight there is a glass blowing demonstration, drinks at the bar, a street full of food and makers booths, loads of glass pumpkins and other things to look at and purchase if you like! We are going home with a glass pumpkin... It's a fun place to be. I recommend it!

Went during one of the Third Fridays of the month event while Delish on Delmar was happening and…read morehad so much fun! We really enjoyed the tacos, the cheesecake samples, and the fall themed drinks. The glasswork was amazing. They had the cutest glass creations for sale. There were workshops going on where you could create your own glass pumpkins and glass blowing demonstrations happening. The band and music were really good. Overall it was a fun time!

My wife and I went to the first day of the art fair when they first opened at 9 AM. Much to see! We…read moredid purchase a really nice piece of art. Once we decided to leave, it was extremely difficult getting out of that area because there's something going on at botanical Gardens and of course the Saturday farmers market at Tower Grove Park. So if you decide to go this weekend, I would suggest parking fairly far away. There were several food vendors and there was live music. Many different artists with different styles to see.

We went to the Historic Shaw Art Fair on Sunday, 10/6/24. It is always the same weekend as the Best…read moreof Missouri Market at the Botanical Garden. This event is well organized and there was a really nice selection. Obviously the houses around the Botanical Garden are also beautiful. There were food trucks in the middle of the event and plenty of portable restrooms. I have been here before and I will return!

Concrete Ocean is a cool art gallery at the intersection of Jefferson and Shenandoah. We happened…read moreto be driving by one night and saw what looked like one hell of a party, complete with hula hoopers and a fire pit. Intrigued, we wandered in. Hello yummy free hors d'oeuvres! We spent about an hour checking out the art and chatting with Bryan, the super-nice owner. The space is really cool and has huge windows facing Jefferson. On one side is "mojo studios" complete with funky furniture and a splatter-painted floor. The other side is more of your typical art gallery. They have openings on fridays every 2 weeks and we've been back a few times. Who doesn't love art openings? Super cheap date and easy way to instantly feel sophisticated!

The owner is a jerk. So my city ransacked last night by rioters after what started as a peaceful…read moreprotest. Many windows were broken out in downtown businesses. I live downtown just a block away and I wanted to help paint the board ups. I don't currently have paint at my house but when I heard paint was being delivered for folks to come and paint the board ups, I headed out. Bryan, the owner of this gallery was there with a design in his head that would cover every single broken window on the street. Also, his design was very juvenile and crappy compared to the board ups that have been painted on Delmar. He wouldn't let anyone touch anything and we were certainly am emphatically told we were not allowed to paint. We were allowed to clean up after him if we wanted to. Ha! Screw that! I am an artist. I would've been a wonderful asset to this project. The only reason he's doing this is because he wants exposure for his gallery. I get that most artist are not team players and are used to working alone but this is a community event and should've involved all the people in the community that wanted to be there. When I arrived there were at least a dozen people there to help. When I left about 20 minutes later, when I realized I would have no input or ever see a paintbrush in my hand, there were two people left-- NO THANKS! I will never patronize this man's gallery or patronize him as an artist. Shame on you!

The venue itself on the roof of the building, yes you read it right, the roof of the building. The…read morelocation appears to be an old warehouse/ showroom. I truly think somebody's uncle won the lottery and his dream back in 1975 was to own a venue like this. It's very eclectic; like full of rejected items that the city museum didn't even want. The parking is sketchy and full of weeds growing thru the concrete. We had to wait about 45 mins extra just to get in because the promoter for the AZ concert didn't have a liquor license from the city. The agent told him he couldn't sell alcohol. Not that I drink, but I did notice that the "bar" would open and close every so often . lol I guess it was an attempt to get around not having a license. I think with the stage being outside helped the sound come thru ok.

The Jefferson Underground is a relatively new space in Benton Park. We needed something inexpensive…read morewhere we could have our own entertainment for my friend's 30th birthday party in early October and I had stopped by there for a Jon Hardy and the Public show. It seemed like the perfect place. Here are some great things about Jefferson Underground: - It's a large space with indoor and outdoor accommodations. The patio area is larger and has more "umph", but if was too cold or raining you could go inside and host 50-100 people easily. - There are two full bars outside on the patio. One is your standard wet bar, while the other is a 1970's speed boat turned into a bar. Really cool! - There's a stage out on the patio where one could easily have a band play or a DJ with turntables and speakers. - All of the interesting touches add character to the space: an industrial fireplace, tile mosaic floor, disco ball dangling from a makeshift steeple and vintage neon lights are very "random" but make sense when put together. - It's affordable to rent for an evening! And patrons are allowed to bring in their own food, entertainment and alcohol as well. Here are some not-so-great things about Jefferson Underground: - The neighborhood. The parking lot had glass all over it, which led me to believe that at least one car had been broken into in the last week or so. And the windows facing the south side of the building have a view of abandoned buildings. - It's a very industrial/rough space. The concrete floors are hosed down after a big event and the entire place is pretty dusty. If one wanted to rent for an event, s/he could expect to spend a few hours the day of cleaning and decorating to distract from the raw nature of the place. - John, the guy who apparently owns the place, is a tad difficult to reach. There's no phone number to call and reserve the space. You just have to stop by and see if John is around. He's very nice and easy to deal with once you do track him down, though. For my friend's party, we spent less than $400 and had complete freedom of the third floor. We brought in a few cases of Two Buck Chuck and PBR, borrowed a PA and speakers and played our own music all night. We also had snacks and a very pretty b-day cake. In my opinion, the Jefferson Underground would be a great place for a wedding reception or anniversary party too. Am excited to go there again...maybe for my own wedding reception.

Great art showing!! Beautiful pieces. A jewelry artist was in site as well with beautifully crafted…read morerings and necklaces. The space was clean, masks provided, and social distancing observed. Great experience.

This is clearly a gem in the St. Louis art scene. Wonderful and interactive art talks, talented, up…read moreand coming artists who have depth to their work, and knowledgeable, welcoming owners. Everyone interested in art needs to know about this gallery.