Here for a soft opening! Can I just say - sooo cute!…read more The vide is cool and laid back but still super fun! I think this would be the a great space to host a party, it is a small but opened space. The staff is so sweet! The space can hold 12 people and had over 30 smells you can add to your candles. Everyone is so happy and great to work with! If you are looking for a space to host your next party or event please check this place out!

The place felt artsy and elegantly decorated. We were informed of the candle making process and…read morepersonally guided literally each and every step of the way, from selecting the scented oils, measuring the quantity, melting the wax to required temperature, and timing the final mix. In no time, the place was filled with mesmerizing aroma. You pick up the finished candle beginning the next day. Great experience.

Found this lovely gem looking for local stained glass supplies. I've now taken two classes there…read moreand had a phenomenal experience. All the people who work there are super helpful, kind, patient and supportive. They patiently answered all my questions. I signed up for their frequent shopper program which I recommend asking them about.

I took the initial three session class, which was super helpful. I really enjoyed it and still come…read moreweekly. The owner is super helpful and their glass selection is great.

I went to the wrong location for my friend's photography exhibit. But while here, I forgot how…read morebeautiful the historic Art Association's building is and how wonderful a venue it is for showcasing area artists and appreciating visual art. I couldn't help but notice two oil-on-canvas paintings by the current artist, Sarah Mendez. Currently, Sarah is one of the featured artists and has an exhibition that ends tomorrow, April 2. If you're looking to personalize your home decor, add artwork to help define your personal space. Seven days a week, there is no admission fee for admittance to the Art Association of Harrisburg for a unique art experience. The Art Association also offers art education classes; check out their website.

The Art Association is nestled downtown just around the corner from the library. I've lived in the…read morearea my whole life and never even knew it was there! I took a wonderful paint class with a top notch artist to teach us. Her directions were clear, she didn't move too fast, and she was always willing to help. I so enjoyed myself. So much that I'm thinking of taking up classes there. They offer watercolor, acrylic, and oil paint classes. I'm really intrigued by the clay class held in their clay studio on Reservoir Park. The prices are very reasonable too.

OMG, the level of craftsmanship is outstanding, and they offer such a variety of handmade art…read more(incl. glass, pottery, handmade cards, live woodcarving demo by Gay Foltz, fraktur art, textiles, holiday ornaments, paintings, etc.)! Talking to Gay, a true wood artist, is such a wonderful experience to hear how she creates her unique pieces just by looking at a piece of wood. Recently visited this gallery for the second time, and am amazed by how much local talent is represented. Prices are reasonable for this level of art, and even if you don't buy anything, it's definitely worth the trip if you're visiting Carlisle, Harrisburg, Shippensburg, York, or nearby areas.

Beautiful shop..,,surprise addition to our visit to Allenberry. The owner--PJ-- was Pleasant and…read morehelpful! Bought a beautiful art piece!

What a unique place! Surrounded by farmland in Central Pennsylvania is a farm of gourds. By the…read moreparking lot are huts shaped like gourds with games and benches inside. The actual gift shop is filled with gourds decorated for all seasons and holidays. The art on each gourd is impressive. There's a duck one, a dog, Santa, and more. There are kits to paint your own gourd and a room filled with blank ones.

We love Meadowbrooke paint your own days. Great for people of all ages. Great family activity.read more

I needed to replace a piece of glass that covered one of our favorite watercolors. The shop is…read morebigger than I expected, which translated into roomy, airy and clean. I was greeted right away, and was given several options for glass types. This particular painting isn't a masterpiece or anything, so I opted for the basic ( non UV protected) glass. It was $15, including tax. A piece was cut to size for me and wrapped, and I was out the door in about 15 minutes. Speaking of masterpieces, there was lots of custom artwork for sale displayed on the walls, which made my wait time very pleasant as it allowed me to covet the beautiful, locally produced artwork.

I have been using this place for framing needs, reframing and purchasing artworks. Diane has helped…read moreme out most of the time but each and every one of the staff is knowledgeable, helpful and very friendly. They suggest mat colors, options, pricings. Every time I have been satisfied with their products and work. The work is always ready on time. Also have sales and special promotions at time. Would rate them 5 stars hands down.

It was so nice to walk in and find a large selection of fine art materials. Shops that sell "fine"…read moreart materials are becoming increasingly scarce. My concern is that beginning artist are working with poor materials from local hobby type shops and shops that want to sell ONLY their own cheap brand. The beginner can get easily frustrated working with poor quality materials. At the very least, buy the best paper and paint you can afford. You won't regret it, And, you can find most of it at Art Depot. Cheryl from Pittsburgh

Purely an art supply store as advertised which is exactly what I want. If you're looking for crafts…read morestuff (dried flowers, sparkles, feathers and accessories) then make your way to a big chain art store. Art Depot has a decent selection for brushes, paint, pencils, markers, canvas and paper. Prices were slightly more than chains but in line with other independent art stores. Interestingly, an employee (owner?) was very chatty and overheard him mention he had some canvas that was shit and he discounted it and will no longer sell it. He had a lot of back story for a customer who wasn't even buying canvas. Maybe he didn't know and wanted to give the person a heads up before they bought crap canvas. Or maybe he thought the customer would know it was crap canvas and he wanted to preempt negative questioning. Anyway, completely recommend this store.

I took a Learn to Knit class here and returned the next Saturday, while the shop was marked as…read morebeing open, and asked for help with a simple question. Shea told me "not to make a habit of coming in on a Saturday". She was rude and unprofessional in attitude. Don't bother the owner with any help you might need. She clearly does not want your business.

Visiting the area and was excited to see a yarn store. Owner or employee whoever she was was shrill…read moreand shreeking about wearing a mask. I barely had two feet in the door and backed out since I didn't have one on me. She made a comment about not needing the business as the door shuts. What's the markup on yarn that she can afford to treat people that way? Visit any OTHER store in the strip, they were great and came home with a bunch of gifts for the holidays.