This is an amazing gallery, not only do they sell art, wood, paintings, photography, jewelry but…read morethey offer classes. There's over 50 artist and a huge selection. The owners Cindy and Jerry are awesome no pressure to purchase anything, so next time your in the Poconos stop in it's an amazing place to see!

From the outside I wasn't sure if this was just a furniture store but I always wanted to come here…read more I am so glad that I did. It's a super gem of a store which offers a little of everything for everyone. It's a very elegant store which has hand painted furniture, baby clothes, jewelry, home decor, plus a lot more. For me it's a type of store where I just want to spend some time looking at everything. I really love finding things that I didn't know that I needed.

What an adorable shop! Love everything in it! If you need a gift for a special occasion you can…read morefind it here, birthdays, weddings, baby showers and much more.

The Artery remains my favorite gallery to visit. You can view so many beautiful art masterpieces…read morehere ranging from: oil, acrylic, watercolor, photography, sculpture, ceramics and handmade jewelry. As of my updating this review, they no longer have the mask requirement and their hours are Fridays and Saturdays (10-6) and Thursdays, Sundays and Mondays (10-5). When I went there was a beautiful collaboration with the Milford Garden Club on display, please see some of my photos. They are still doing the wine and cheese receptions and those are usually held the second Saturday of every month at 6pm. I look forward to attending the next one. Current artists that are exhibited here are: Randall FitzGerald, Claude Larson, Marie Liu, Laura Dudes, Helen Hwang, Liza Smith Simpson, and Madeline Tully.

Some of the best fine artists and artisans in the entire Upper Delaware region showcase their works…read morehere. Located in the magnificent Forest Hall building at the intersection of Harford and Broad streets in downtown Milford, the Pike county seat, this artist's collective is a wonderful place to browse textiles, scultpure, photgraphy, blown glass, jewelry and more. Randall Fitzgerald is a photographer who features local Pike county images in many of his pieces, with other sojurns to Nantucket, Utah and several other scenic wonderlands he captures magnificently on film. Many lovely things can be found here, at all price points. I recommend making Forest Hall a priority when you come to town, for the Black Bear Film Festival, the Pear Festival, an event at Grey Towers, to dine at the Fauchere, go to the Llama Appreciation Day, see the Lincoln flag at the Historical Society, or any other reason. It's conveniently located in the center of town, one half block from Fretta's and a block from the Milford Diner.

I brought an earring I found while working ,in here. I wanted to see what it was worth ,but got…read moreall I got was a woman that came out of the back and wouldn't even bother getting off the telephone while dealing with me. She treated me like I didn't even matter. I brought in an earring I ended up getting appraised for over 200$ . She offered me 13$. I wasn't even fully interested in selling it, which is why I brought it to a "jewelry store" instead of a buy gold place. She weighed it behind a table where I couldn't see. The market value on 14k white gold is 54$ today the earring weighed almost three grams. There are diamonds in it that she told me weren't worthless that the next place told me quite the opposite. Do not trust that woman she is a thief

i have been going to Ruth for years, since she was at the flea market. I was really upset when I…read morelearned they closed the building. However was super happy I found out she has opened a store across the street from where the old flea market was in the same plaza as shoprite in the corner. Now in reguards to the review down below saying she sold you something fake? I seriously highly doubt that as she takes her time with each & every customer & explains anything anyone ask. if you got something "fake" which I'm assuming it was gold plated. it must've been in your price range & i'm sure she was probably clear it was sterling silver with a gold overlay.... which by the way would not be fake it just would not be solid gold. Anyways I wouldn't go to any other jeweler her prices are great, the selection available is amazing & if she doesn't have it she can get it or make it. over all 10/10 recommend. so if your looking for a family owned authentic jewelry store her store is it!

One of our favorite stores and one of favorite people in the world are in this charming small town…read morein northeast Pennsylvania. Judy's is a great place for home decor items and gifts. This woman has incredible taste. The store is a great place to stop in any time of year, but especially around the holidays.

Chockful of tasteful home decor from corner to corner - everywhere! I love this place and go back…read moreoften - sometimes to browse - sometimes to buy - sometimes I go to browse and find myself buying! This is a FUN place to be!

As an artist, if you want to pay $200 plus commission to show in a rinky dink, small town vanity…read moregallery, good luck with that! I for one will have no part of a venue that exploits artists. $200 x 30 or more artists (plus commission) per show? You do the math, something doesn't add up...except to maybe artists of the wrong type ...con artists

Kat was so helpful. Loved all the art. Great space to create in. Prices are great and and paints…read moreare of high quality. As a newbie It was easy to get started an not intimidating at all.

I love this place... I purchased several rare collections from this shop and found the prices…read morepretty good, but of course when you see something that you really want and know it is hard to come by price doesn't always matter. What matters is the wonderful collections. Hard to find books to impossible to find books, well almost impossibe... and some pretty amazing old prints in the back of the store are excellent buys as well. I think what holds me back from giving this place 5 stars is the fact that I've been going to this store for about 5 years, I go about once a month and often bring friends PLUS have made some rather pricy purchases (meaning between $50 and $295) and each time I walk in I expect the owner to know who I am and everytime I walk in she acts like she never saw me before. I think she should get to know her customers better, I mean, just because I'm not interested in her big white poodle doesn't mean I'm not interested in her book collection... The other gripe I would have would be I onced asked her for a book that I couldn't locate and she did an internet search and found it and turned to me and said that I should go to eBay. If I wanted to go to eBay I would have. What I wanted was for someone to get the book for me and have it delivered to the store so I wouldn't have to be home to receive it. Its called customer service!

oh boy, I love me some indie book stores! This is a good one with a nice selection of…read moreantique/vintage hardcovers and in the back, a surprisingly beefy room of paperbacks. Especially well-represented were mysteries and westerns. One of the owners is also a professional bookbinder. I'm taking off one star for the insanely cramped space...you have to be careful moving around in spots. But it's totally worth it to score that one item like....a book on the Beatles with rare photos for only $15! (of COURSE I bought it!) Have I mentioned how much I love places like this?

If you're interested in trying out pottery, Craft Into Art is a wonderful studio. I had been doing…read morepottery for about 6 months before meeting Jackie, and she taught me a ton of new techniques and made me a much better potter. She is an excellent teacher, pays close attention to each student, is very knowledgeable, and is fun to boot. She put a lot of care into making sure that I could do the projects I was interested in, in the time I needed them (including for some time bound gifts). I can't recommend Jackie and Craft Into Art enough - don't wait, take a class!