Impressive collection for a small town! Jasper Johns, Basquiat, John Singer Sargent, Rauschenberg,…read moreGrant Wood, Warhol.Plus special exhibits/rooms on Women Artists (Joan Mitchell), The Hairy Who, a room of tree paintings interspersed with poems. Regional folk art including a room of pottery by the six Overbeck sisters. Amazing place! Friendly, helpful staff. HIGHLY recommend

What a wonderful surprise! If you are in the area, or even if you have to drive for a bit, this…read moremuseum is well-worth the time. There were so many fascinating pieces side-by-side that it took us nearly 40 minutes to work our way through the museum that is relatively small in comparison to what we are used to. I was very impressed with a display of local Indiana artists they had up too. I wish they allowed pictures inside so I could post them for you to see.

This is an amazing art store / gallery. The lady on staff was truly kind and helpful. There's so…read moremany wonderful items there to select from. The selection is well curated and truly beautiful. There's an item for every budget. I was really amazed.

What a great little spot! Online, I wasn't sure whether I was reading about a consortium of artists…read morethat took up a whole building, or five separate businesses, or what. It turns out to be one compact, very cool space offering new and collectible goods from a variety of artists and dealers. The tile art was lovely, as was all the original art. But my soft spot is eclectic antiques and retro stuff, and wow, is this perfect for that. Not a massive collection but an impressive one - including a complete fire-engine-red collection of old luggage to die for (I'm a tourist - if you're a local, I left it there for you!). Jewelry, scarves, kid furniture, shoes, ceramics. Nothing overpriced. Short walk from downtown - just over the river and a couple blocks east. I made a nice little afternoon of it, stopping here, then an hour at the Cat Lady Cafe loving up the kitties, then a browse at Fire Arts. Lovely way to spend some hours and only a modest amount of cash. So worth your time!

I love this company and the people that work there. I've purchased furniture and decorative…read moreaccessories from them and they have never disappointed. Adam, Andrew, and Kyle all work to help me get what I need and get it across the country. All the pieces I've purchased are beautiful and in excellent condition. I recommend them highly! Shop here! You will not be disappointed!

We ordered a beautiful 1890's Victorian bookcase from Liberty & 33rd Furniture Co. via their…read morelisting on Chairish. We knew the piece would look wonderful in our new home. What we didn't know when we placed the order was that we would actually get possession of the new home just days after the expected delivery. I contacted Liberty & 33rd by phone and spoke to the wonderful staff, explaining that we needed to delay delivery by a few days and have the item delivered to the new address rather than to the old address, where it would soon have to be moved again. Liberty & 33rd got right on it, postponing the delivery and changing the delivery address to our new address. The bookcase was delivered a few days ago to the new address and is every bit as perfect in our new home as we had hoped. We hope we will have an opportunity to do business with this great company again someday.

After reading the reviews I felt confident taking my pendants & watch to be worked on. With repairs…read moredone in the store, not sent out like other stores, it was ready for pickup so much sooner than I expected and at a fair price.

Formerly Gogi's, Mark has continued with the quality and trust I have put in them for almost a…read moredecade. He made my youngest daughter's college graduation gift effortless from my location in Texas. We had an unexpected delay due to weather. A chance phone call to him that was answered before opening, and he GRACIOUSLY opened the doors to let us in. If you want a jeweler you can trust 100%, your search is over. Mark, the look on my daughter's face when she opened the box and saw her diamond earrings was a priceless moment for my family. She could not get those earrings in fast enough! THANK YOU for making it a reality.

Very good quality and excellent workmanship. I personally see this man burning the midnight oil…read moremany nights.He loves his work and it shows.

We were recommended to the Frame Shop (formerly the Frame Factory) and Matt Bean by a local artist…read moreand dealer. We had a large photograph which was over 100 years old. We wanted to frame and hang it in our home. We spoke to Matt and explained what we would like to do. We showed him the photograph and he proceeded to make suggestions on the frame style and color, mat color and thickness, the type of glass as well as decorative edging on the mat. Yes there is different types of glass and thicknesses of mats that can make a difference. After several days, Matt sent a picture to me on my phone showing what it would look like for our approval. It wasn't inexpensive but it turned out to be exquisite and just what we envisioned. The professionalism, ability to turn our ideas and vision into reality and the timing took a talented artist and framer's mind to do all of this. Yes you could get it done cheaper but not the way this photograph turned out. We are to say the least pleased.

We are always in search of used book stores, something that is getting harder to find all the time…read more While visiting the University of Notre Dame we did a YELP search and found Erasmus ... and what a find it was. Now for those avid readers looking for an orderly used book store ... you might have to look elsewhere. But if you are looking for a book store with thousands of used books ... with only a basic framework to the organization of inventory ... this is your place. Set in an old cottage-style home that has been granted Landmark Status in this residential neighborhood, there are books everywhere ... in the basement, on the first floor, and supposedly in each and every room. Most of the books are on shelves, but many are in assorted stacks. The owner/manager of the place is a wonder all to himself. Friendly and outgoing, he actually does know where the major genres are in his layout, and he can help you get close to what you seek. The rest is up to you. The owner is always buying additional used books to flesh out the collection, so that could be a thing for those that are interested. On the buy side, if the owner doesn't have it ... he can probably find you what you want. The store is also complemented with a wonderful old watchdog that is almost on his last legs ... but he will get up and greet you if you have a few minutes. He adds to the overall ambience of this historic building. Now for those that have forgotten: Erasmus was a Dutch humanist, Catholic theologian, and pioneering philologist (philology being the study of literary texts and oral and written records) and we assume the source of the store's name. All in all this was a great stop on our visit ... and we'll be sure to do it again.

Used bookstore with plenty to choose from as each room is filled with books, books, books. We…read moreenjoyed exploring, chatting with the owner, and loving on Claus, the resident aging pup.

Visiting Eagle Lake nearby and found this GEM! A beautiful selection of well-curated antiques and…read moreart. Various collections: the royals, porcelains, and an eclectic mix stood out. This is a well kept secret, and most antique lovers that I know would love to spend time perusing the beautiful vignettes here....AND there's a 2nd floor! It's worth the trip to seek out this talented artist/storekeeper!