Lovely unique pottery, true artisans. I have been there a few times looking for gifts and always…read morefind something special. The owners are friendly and helpful.

Location: 2520 CR-EF, Swanton Ohio Website:…read morehttps://manabigama.com/ Parking: yes Hours: see website What a great find! Local artisans specializing in pottery - plenty of products to purchase or engage them for some studio time to make your own. This shop is a delight, run by skilled craftsmen in unique pottery. We were staying locally at one of the treehouses in Cannaly Village, which features the pottery in the cabins. We found the shop online and stopped by to check it out, selecting some gorgeous souvenirs of our trip.

I maybe should wait for a return visit to write a more comprehensive review but Toledo is an hour…read moreaway, Yelp ain't paying us for our professionalism, obviously, and I take more pride in racking up Firsts than in running up my total reviews so away we go! This place used to be a tattoo parlor and it shows in the layout. It might not be optimum for all shows but I kind of liked it for the Midwest and Beyond graffiti show I attended with some fellow Detroiters. One of the tattooing rooms was the cofounder's studio that he had opened up as a chill spot and it was fun trading sketches in black books with others who sought a place away from the hubbub of the main room. Connor Degnan's Art was on full display, too, and it was a fun side quest from the main exhibit. A back room also had some brightly colored pieces that seemed to be part of the permanent or semi-permanent collection. Turnout was just right; the room was filled up but not overstuffed to the point of claustrophobia. The curators maximized the wall space with a lively and varied collection. Quality varied but there were definitely some standout pieces. To me the big problem with reproducing graffiti style art in a gallery is it loses a lot of its vitality stripped of its proper lawless context. It loses a lot of its street cred if you take it off the streets. Nevertheless it was fun to see and a good crowd to see it. A DJ played old school hip hop and the snack table was legit. The rap letters over the front door with the gallery name was a nice touch; I feel like that's not just for this show and is gonna be around. I hope so. Hope this gallery is gonna stick around, too. It could really go either way with this type of establishment.

This art studio was closed when I was passing by. Since there are plenty of windows I was able to…read moresee the upbeat fun art inside. Happy art is what I thought. Attached are a few photos.

Whoa, this was a pretty awesome thing. For three Saturdays in April, a few old unoccupied buildings…read morein downtown Toledo were turned into living, breathing spaces of art. It ran the gamut from performing arts to pretty much any other kind of handmade art as far as the eye could see. Some of it was kitschy, some of it was forgettable, but most of it was astounding. The people who put this together should be very proud of themselves and bringing the arts community of Northwest Ohio together for a sweet-ass and incredibly fun event.

DeVaul's framed a print for me and did a great job. I gave them permission to trim my print and…read morethey dry mounted and floated it on a beautiful archival mat. Great attention to detail. Good value for custom framing. Everyone who sees the piece comments on how cool it is. I'll be headed back with more stuff to frame.

I recently went on a golf trip with my dad and wanted to commemorate the trip with a custom frame…read moreof all the golf flags from our trip. Jim and David did fantastic job of creating what I had in mind and the end result is beautiful. While I am sure there may be other options that are cheaper, the fine quality and craftsmanship was well worth the price. I will definitely use Devaul's again when I need something else framed.

Absolutely the highlight of my treasure hunting adventure in Blissfield, Michigan!Intriguing…read morevariety of items. Prices are better than fair. Thank you to owner Esmeralda for giving me such a warm welcome and helping me find what I was looking for.

A small, friendly museum full of artifacts from Toledo's history and staffed with welcoming…read morevolunteers. The displays are thoughtfully arranged and nicely presented. If no special programs are going on, you'll need no more than an hour to see it all. The museum itself seems geared toward adults and older children--especially history buffs. While the exhibit space is limited, the museum also offers tours and special events--listed on their website.

As a first time visitor from Texas, I was excited to have fun and get creative. As we walked in for…read moreour appointment, The owner disclosed to us that we were not allowed to touch anything, just look and pick. Once we made a decision, picked our products and sat down to start painting, we noticed l a party came in and those children touched everything! She never told them it was not allowed. My friend had a 1 1/2 year old and the owner was obviously annoyed that we even brought a small child, but I did not see any age limits on the site. So when my friend called to let her know how she felt, the owner apologized and expressed that it wasn't Chuck-e-Cheese. Seriously???? Anyway, Long story short...You paint pottery, and you have to wash and clean up all of your brushes, pallets, and the table. And when your stuff is ready, they set the stuff outside for you to pick up. (Who does that?) If you just want to go somewhere that is unsociable. Lol then here is the place to go!

My kids and I have been to Clayful Art multiple times, both for birthday parties and independent…read moreprojects. The owner is helpful and friendly, and does great with kids. I love the huge variety of items that you can choose from to paint.