A great local gallery with a lot of birth. A good range of shows dealing with variety of topics…read morewith solid artist generally.

Visited the gallery a few times in this year and came to know the owner has a great vision and…read moreamazing artist skills. The name recently was changed to The Compass Gallery.

A small, alternative gallery space that does a great job in displaying works of art from local…read moreartists with an alternative view of local beliefs . Really solid professional display with very talented artists. Most work straddles fine art and graphic approaches. Worth you time to check it out.

Well, you don't see this every day: An art gallery in a mall…read more The Provo Towne Centre mall generously donated one of their spaces (and quite an ample space) to ARTcetera, a display space showing off art for local students from the Provo City School District. They do a great job of putting in art from different age groups, from elementary schoolers to high school seniors. It's very dynamic and colorful with collages and paintings and I was surprising at the variety of styles ... quite sophisticated for high schoolers! There are also some cool educational displays, from How to Print a Linocut to murals. I was impressed by the mini exhibitions with bios of the artists. Heck, I was impressed by everything. From what I learned (via the director, James Rees), they are open to ideas and artists, so anyone and any group in the community may be showing their work at ARTcetera in the future. They also have art classes (many on Saturday, especially in the summer), so you may want to contact them for more information. When you add this to the Neighborhood Art Center, the mall is quite the place for the young and creative. It's a great addition to the mall. And to the community.

The Market at Walker Farms is cutest little homegoods store! Perfect for a last minute gift. The…read morekitchen items are my favorite!

Best kept secret in Utah County!! I love this shop! They have the kind of items you want for…read moreyourself AND make perfect gifts!! Great range (and reasonable!) prices.) (They'll even gift-it-up for you!) They also have antique finds and fun vintage things you can't find in most shops. Holiday decor items are different than what other places carry.... so fun!! Kitchen items to wall decor, jewelry, candles, baskets ... and so many other items. Every time I visit, there's something new and different!! (Be sure to go to the room with all the great baby/toddler gifts!!!) Can't recommend this shop enough! Go, you'll thank me!!

This is so Provo. The Tiny Art Gallery is tucked between some buildings on Main Street and has very…read morelimited hours of operation. When it's closed, you can peer inside the windows to see the art, but during business hours, you can open the door and get a closer look. There are a few pieces of art along the walls and a regular sized magnifying glass to observe the work. Everything is mini. It's kitschy and cute. I'd love to see the exhibits change out over time and maybe feature different artists. Perhaps that's what they do, but I wasn't sure.

Absolutely LOVE this little shop. So much to look at and there's some great decorationing ideas you…read morecan see. The refinishing of old things turned new and sappy chic/ creative and fun.

Located on the main drag through Santaquin, White Feather Rocks is easily missed if you aren't on…read morepaying attention. It's inside a small, one story building next to a multi-story apartment complex that makes it seem tiny by comparison. This place has a mix of everything for the rock and stone types. Shelves and cases lined with all things rock related. Wrapped stone necklaces in one case and loose cut stones in many of the others. You can also buy giant rocks which they sell by the pound. There's a section of crystals in a small room in the back. Didn't go in there because that's not my sort of thing. The west side of the building has wooden crates of cut slabs of all sorts of minerals. A lot of local Utah rocks in these crates. Underneath them are loose rocks of the same type and there are numerous bins of partially cut rocks. Along the wall are a bins of smaller slabs of specific things like Tiger's eye, petrified woods and poop, dinosaur bones and lots of smaller uncut stones for diy cutting. The shelving has slabs of some really nice stuff at average prices. Honeycomb, a ton of agates and lots of different obsidian slabs are hidden away in the drawer. The staff here are really nice and the older gentleman has a really good knowledge of the stone types. You can even catch him cutting and working on stones in the front of the store. Prices range from average to expensive and if it isn't marked be sure to ask. A lot of the jewelry is made in shop by the staff. Everything from the cutting and polishing, all the way up to the wrapping of stones for necklaces is done by staff. It's definitely worth checking out if you're in the area. They've even won "Best of" awards in Utah. The local gem and mineral society gave me a recommendation to stop here when I visited one of their big shows. A great recommendation!

My son had a ring that was stuck on his finger for months. Jim was willing to travel to him, to cut…read moreit off. That is great service!!

This place was amazing. Walked in and the owner greeted us and then gave us a tour. Explained…read moreeverything about supplies we were looking for. Also spoke to his son, who checked us out. Just a nice and inviting environment. A much better experience here than at the long-time ceramic shop just a few blocks away. Will be back!

Scheduled a girls night of out doing something a little different. We made our own class of 8…read more(ages 12 to 69) and had an awesome evening learning a new craft. The instructors were very helpful and patient. A big thank you!! We will definitely be back.