Arts Plus is a great store and a favorite. They have a wonderful selection of art, glass, pottery,…read morejewelry and much more. A fantastic choice for gifts and yourself. The framing department never fails to provide a perfect option for any framing need. Most importantly, the service and staff is superb and extra nice. You will find something great and any price point!

A great little spot for framing and gifts in "downtown" Collingswood! They are SO helpful and…read morepatient when it comes to the framing process. I went in with a rather large print and they helped me select the right frame and mat. Full disclosure I decided that it was too expensive for me right now (although the price was totally fair for that large a print), but they were very understanding - and I will be back post-holidays! You will be in good hands. Plus they carry a nice selection of handmade objects like pottery, prints, jewelry, knickknacks, ornaments, socks, and one of my favorites - Jonathan's Spoons! Plus a solid selection of puzzles - very important during these quarantine days. SHOP SMALL!!!

The appointment system is incompatible with the salon's cancellation policy…read more After my cut & balayage service months ago, I scheduled a maintenance appointment for 3 months in the future. On Monday, the day before my appointment, I received a reminder email from Vagaro but there was no option to cancel through the platform. I called the salon but it's closed on Monday so I sent Bauhaus a message through Vagaro explaining that I needed to reschedule the appointment. On Tuesday morning, 7 minutes after they opened, I tried calling again but the line was busy, so I left a voicemail. A few minutes later, someone from Bauhaus called me and I assumed they were calling me back to reschedule. Nope. They said that because I didn't cancel my appointment within 24 hours, they are billing me for 50% of the service I booked. I explained that I'd left a message via Vagaro and that I left a voicemail this morning. "You should have left a voicemail yesterday." Specific instructions to leave a voicemail instead of a Vagaro message aren't stated anywhere. I made multiple efforts in good faith to reschedule my appointment and let the salon know that I would not be making my 10am today. "I can't rebook you until you've paid the 50% cancellation fee." That's a shame. I have no problem paying the fee if it will be applied as a credit to my next service, but paying it as a penalty when the salon's booking systems don't support its cancellation/rescheduling policy is deeply unfair.

Brit always knocks it out of the park with my hair! She always gives me her honest feedback when i…read moreask her about an idea and always super responsive when i reach out for an appointment. i have been going to her for over 10 years and i have never been disappointed.

Honestly, I had no idea this place existed until I saw it advertised and decided to check it out…read more I'm glad I did because it ended up being one of the more unique museums I've visited in Philadelphia. It's a relatively small and intimate space. The first floor has a gift shop and an area for workshops and activities, while the galleries are spread throughout the building. When I visited, the first-floor exhibition featured quilts, while the upstairs gallery focused more on themes of American culture. Both were fantastic. The quilt exhibition was probably a traveling show, and I absolutely loved it. I know several quilting enthusiasts, so I have at least some appreciation for how much time, patience, and technical skill goes into creating these pieces. Some of them felt less like blankets and more like full-scale tapestries. The level of detail, color work, and craftsmanship was incredible. The upstairs exhibition had a much stronger political and social commentary element, which I personally enjoyed. Art doesn't have to exist solely to be beautiful or entertaining. It can challenge ideas, express opinions, document experiences, and start conversations. I appreciated that the museum embraced that side of art rather than shying away from it. One of the coolest parts was the workshop area downstairs. There was a small market set up and plenty of people actively crafting and creating things. For a moment I wanted to join in, but the space was packed. Then I watched what everyone was making and quickly realized these people were good. Very good. At that point I remembered I was in a fabric museum and workshop and that my own sewing abilities are... let's politely call them limited. The only thing that felt a little awkward was how often the museum reminded visitors about the recommended donation. I completely understand why. Free museums need support, and I have no issue contributing. It just came up enough times that I started feeling a little self-conscious about it. I was already planning to donate on my way out, but repeated reminders always make me feel slightly uncomfortable even when I understand the reason behind them. Overall, this was a wonderful surprise. Thought-provoking exhibitions, beautiful craftsmanship, active creative spaces, and a welcoming atmosphere. If you're interested in textiles, contemporary art, or just want to discover a museum that's a little different from the usual Philadelphia lineup, it's definitely worth a visit.

Popped in to thaw my dawgs and was greeted by a lovely giftshop. Lots of gorgeous prints and…read morejewlerly made by local artists and my favorite-- free postcards!! I was hoping to see the workshop, but the day I went only the 1st floor exhibits and the 8th floors were open to the public. I recently got back into sewing, so this was a great opportunity to explore new ways fabric has been used for expression.

Excellent communication and service. Custom framing can be pricey, but these guys did a fantastic…read morejob with a one of a kind piece of artwork I had and it was worth every penny.

Kevin is the owner and he is truly terrific! He has done great with framing multiple paintings for…read moreus, and the prices made reasonable too. He even delivered for us due to a special need. Truly a great framing place right on 70 in Cherry hill

An excellent art space that covers photography, painting, crafting, jewelry, and gallery showings…read more If you're looking for a place to rent for a class or private event, there are multiple rooms available. It's very community-oriented. It's an locally-owned, family run organization. The BYOB painting classes are a blast.

From the owner: We specialize in public and private canvas painting, and crafting events for adults and children…read more We also support local artists, small business and vendors that do not have a space to create, sell, or exhibit by allowing them to run events in our space.

This gallery is a wonderland of color and light. The LED color-change floor and the color reactive…read morelights make for an immersive art experience unlike anything else on the east coast. There's no better way to experience visionary art around.

From the owner: Visionary Art. Surrealist Paintings. We are an Art Gallery unlike any other. Showcasing the very…read morebest talent above and below ground in the Visionary Arts. Visionary Art to us, is Art that pushes the boundaries of perception. Light has frequency and as we view art the frequency of that light hit us, just like music with a sound wave. The frequencies of this color arranged by an artist directly effect the viewer. Our reality is composed of light in one big living hologram. In quantum mechanics there are particles that exist in our reality only when observed. If viewing reality creates its existence, what happens when one views art? Visionary Artworks are like lenses to see reality from different eyes, or a portal to another place entirely. This is not your typical Art Gallery, we are a place for serious collectors who want to be ahead of the curve in the Art world. We don't follow trends, we set them.

This my first time with the clay studio, I really enjoyed my time and so did my client. She is 94…read moreand she really worked that machine to create her perfect piece. Everything was so nice and clean, loved how they had a shop and little museum to walk through! Great pieces! Nadia and Lily were amazing and very helpful! Thanks to those too! We will definitely be back and e turning was nice, the food was wonderful!

Would not recommend. I have been to clay studios in the past and this has to be the worst one. The…read moreinstructions were vague. My guest and I thought the service was poor. It was a fancy place with many options but I don't think it was worth the price. You only get a small amount of clay. Poor selection to choose from to be honest, I wish it was better because I been to better clay studios.

I am not one to take the time to review businesses but the service and products created for me are…read morejust gorgeous and just what I wanted. I met one of the owners Annie to show her the space in my home where I wanted a canvas. She listened to my needs as a customer. We discussed areas of the city that stood out to me in her portfolio. (which I almost bought from but decided on a custom order) She was extremely professional. She collaborated with the other owner Ryan and he sent me my client gallery a couple days later. I HAD to buy 3 because I simply could not choose! Philadelphia's gorgeous City Hall in a car's sideview mirror looks perfect in my husbands office for his clients to see, the beautiful Ben Franklin Bridge, and a skyscraper with a reflection focal point that is a conversation piece for anyone that comes to my home. If you are looking for easy, knowledgeable people to work with that will completely personalize and customize photos for you, this is your team. I will absolutely stay in touch with Sauce Photography

From the owner: Sauce Photography: Modernize Your Space. ® Your Vision. One…read moreCity. ® Are you sick and tired of looking at the same old boring, stuffy, framed photo of City Hall in your board room at work? Have you walked by a canvas print of the Ben Franklin Bridge that's in your hallway at home and it no longer catches your eye? Well, it's probably not your fault--It's boring. That's OK, you are not alone in this. Sauce Photography shoots specialized, urban commercial and residential photographs in the City of Philadelphia. These are clean, polished and modernized and provide that wow factor. Wouldn't it be nice to have a sophisticated and new talking piece at this week's family dinner or during the next game night get-together? How would new clients feel about breaking the ice at your kickoff meeting with a striking shot of a skyscraper on Market Street placed up on your boardroom wall? If you answered YES to any or all, we are the help you need. Contact us for a free consultation. We offer you a visit to your space followed by a creation of an on-trend piece of photographic art that fits with your vision. Sauce Photography: Modernize Your Space. Live Your Vision.®

Love this spot. I've brought so many people here…read more Great selection and staff -- and even otherwise the glass exhibits is so artful and lovely. Would highly recommend if in Old City

stopped in 3/19 around 2pm looking for a vape for CBD…read moreflower. the kid working was super knowledgeable and was able to explain all the different vapes to me. i went with the jump vape pen because i just wanted something small to hit every now and then. plus it's hella cute. i also grabbed a "juul" type nicotine jawn cause the flavor sounded awesome & it is sure. i wanted to grab some CBD treats for my dog and he gave me a sample to try before committing to the product, which i always appreciate cause sometimes my dog doesn't enjoy things and i spend mad money on him. this store front is huge & beautiful - the entire place is a work of art in itself. there is so much to look at. will be back.