This locally run gallery gives us local artists a chance to display our best work. There are…read moreseveral kinds of art for sale: paintings, jewelry, pottery, etc. I am a painter of fine art and I appreciate the excellent quality of everyone's art.

Mostly traditional stuff. It's a Co-Op and a non-profit, so I tend to want to support it just on…read morethose points alone. I think their biggest drawback is that most of the artists are over 50yo. They need a big influx of young talent to really get people excited about it. They have featured artists every 2 months and a juried show once a year. It's worth checking out a few times a year to see the new stuff. In addition to oil, watercolor and photography there is some clay and some really nice textile/fabric art. You can also take classes there.

Recently I bought a new Lyman Whitaker wind sculpture from Leopold Gallery. They threw in a bottle…read moreof wine, a Malbec, which I appreciated and enjoyed. The wind sculpture was delivered about a month ago when I was out doing errands, so Jose wasn't able to bring it in for me as he normally would. Brian, my lovely next door neighbor, brought it in for me, It sat in its box, along w/ the box containing the poles, in my dining room until the weather cleared and Brian had time to install it. He came over last week, then discovered he didn't have the brackets he needed to attach it to the deck railing. My brother Jim attached my other wind sculpture to the deck railing w/ zip ties several years ago but those failed during high winds a few months ago and Brian reaffixed it to the railing, using brackets which will outlive me. He ordered more and was able to come over yesterday and install the new one. When he finished he observed that it looked like a menorah, which I hadn't noticed, but it does. I can see it from my seat at the dining table and if I stand up I can see it from my office window and I love the way it looks. Brian can see it from his deck. I'm going to be sending photos of it to Paul, who owns the gallery, so he can see how it looks.

Great first Friday Art is displayed with Great attention to…read moredetail. Wide variety of art availabl.

This is such a beautiful space to not only work, but to host art and events. I have come here…read morethrice now for poetry readings and the ambiance is always so fitting and promotes creativity. Artists can either share or have their own rooms to work and present their art, or it can be presented out in the lobby / gallery area among others. Additionally, they have a small kitchen to hold drinks and snacks. Lastly, they host classes and are available for rent. If you're fortunate to come by, you won't be disappointed!

I'm in dire need of studio space. Anxious to learn if they are taking new artists. It's handy…read morelocation & appears a potential solution if rent is manageable.

I wasn't really looking for anything in particular, just seeing what they have. I guess they did…read morehave some "unique" things, bit nothing really blew me away. I guess it depends what you're looking for and what they have at the moment. Their prices seemed fair. It didn't all seem as homemade/artisan made as I expected, but I'll say didn't do much homework on the place to know exactly what to expect.

I was exploring Downtown Overland Park yesterday (a Saturday) and stumbled upon this shop. I was…read morelooking for a gift for my friend but wasn't looking for anything in particular. When I first walked in, I noticed a variety of cute women's clothing. As I went further back in the store, I thought there was a nice variety of gifts and it was very well organized. They have everything from Kansas City t-shirts, jewelry, children's clothing, trinkets, greeting cards, and more. As I was exploring, the owner (?) of the shop made it a point to chat with me and make me feel welcome. He spoke with me briefly but left me alone after that, which I appreciated because I get irritated if shop workers try to talk to me the entire time or hover. I ended up making it a point to buy something here because of the pleasant experience I had while shopping. From their website, I learned that their mission is to: "create new streams of income for people living in poverty and for Christian ministry and missionary efforts through global trade of products." They did have a lot of handmade items and things from different parts of the world. I highly recommend this shop if looking for a gift, especially if you're not sure what you're looking for!

My husband and I won an event at the Weinberger Fine Art Gallery. We were so impressed by the…read moregallery itself. It is beautiful, the artwork and the staff are amazing! They were so easy to work with and created an experience that our guests won't forget!

Kim is super cool and engaging. The gallery is not to be missed if you're in The Crossroads. She is…read morea pleasure to speak with and I enjoy her artists immensely!

I have been so impressed by all of the instructors that I have taken classes with at Belger (Gina,…read moreSun Young, and Stephen). There are a lot of wheels and tables available to throw or handbuild, and the glazing/firing schedule seems to be fairly quick for the amount of pieces that come through. I love the new class format and the redesigned website and intensives, as well. The staff is very knowledgeable and helpful.

My friend and I attended date night and we had so much fun. Date night was $100 total, ($50 each)…read more The instructors were friendly and patient. We were able to create a piece each and paint it afterwards. They have more information available on their website. They have a small parking are right across the street, street parking is also available-both are free.