Such a great spot with amazing art. Really great variety of artist styles and media - lots of…read morehandmade ceramics!

We happened upon this gallery because the window display was so intriguing and we went inside. The…read moreartwork here is really excellent with a lovely variety of paintings, sculptures, etc.

Great, unique hand made items. Several fair trade items and some local items as well. Staff was…read morevery friendly and helpful. We'll be back in the future to see if the selection gets updated.

An interesting array of home decor, jewelry and art with an eye for local products. Not just…read moresouvenirs, so it's worth a visit for anyone who's browsing the shops at The Commons!

Had a wonderful time exploring this gallery - so many beautiful items. Purchased an unusual piece…read moreof glass art where the artist broke glass (recycled)to create her design. Customer service was excellent. They wrapped the piece I bought so that I could easily take it on a plane and talked me out of shipping it. They were right - had no problem taking it on board and by nightfall it was hanging in my kitchen window. Will return next time I'm in the area.

Great place for a gift or something to spruce up your home. I love everything from Art & Soul. Amy…read morewill help you find exactly what your looking for.

Interesting, well-presented exhibits. Hands-on opportunities. Classes offered annually. Community…read moreevents, too. I have been to a few of the events: one was the Central Neighborhood front porch concerts and treats- it was fun. The other event was as a volunteer (full disclosure) for their plein air paint out as part of Paint Grand Traverse. Oh, I think everyone should volunteer for this, but that's my love of the arts speaking. As more of a dreamer than a do-er, I'm pretty much in awe of those who *do.* Lastly, this evening I was here for the TC Ticker's 'Recess' event. I'd consider going to another of their events, the venues rotate. There were beverage tickets (imbibe if you don't have to work later, as I did) and yummy treats from Maxbauer's and Raduno. I guess I networked, but I consider it more a polishing/fine-tuning of extremely rusty social skills. I am a busy and introverted human, therefore I don't get out much, lol. But, when I do get out, it's because I have high expectations. And, this venue and event both proved themselves to be enjoyable.

From the owner: Crooked Tree offers rotating, year-round art exhibits featuring local, regional, and national…read moreartists. We also offer art classes for all ages, lectures series, Paint Grand Traverse plein air festival, and more.

Variety of prints including animals, water scenes, forest scenes, and more. Not sure why this…read moreplace is called 'the wooden gallery,' I think it may have something to do with the frames. Note: some items in the hallway are 1/2 price.

I have had several prints done here. EXCELLENT work ! It will EXCEED your expectations ! Mike is…read morevery easy to work with and will do whatever it takes to give you the best experience possible. YOU WON'T BE SORRY ! I much prefer this process to glass, easy to maintain and the colors are very vibrant.

Great place to stop in for a purchase of local art. You can easily find something to fit in your…read moreluggage to take home; commemorate your trip to TC with a piece of local fine art

Great beers. Friendly service, always. We enjoy getting there as often as possible. Have some fun…read moreentertainment, too.

This gallery is a bit tucked away inside the building hallway past the M-22 store, and a law…read morepractice. Random. Mostly paintings on canvas, along with some drawings. I got a jackson pollock vibe from some of the stuff, other works had writing inscribed in them. It works.

Rebecca is a very interesting place, but its constant blabbering about random jibber-jabber is…read moresomewhat disturbing. When bringing up topics about Cenoit and Bhris and Dobin and Berek, the customers are often not paying attention and trying to deal with their own life problems. To be Branchichi or Frank, Bide Borld is an interesting location to talk about school problems, and Bo Bhai is too expensive for most. But her boyfriend is chill. Thank you for reading.

The proprietor's here were really friendly and excited to tell us about what all it is they do…read more This gallery represents a collective of folks. They had a studio in the back where you could watch one of them working with a solder, making beads. One person makes beads & pendants, there were also rings, sea glass jewelry, woven wire jewelry, gift tags, one-of-a-kind purses, and some petosky stone necklaces. There was also a person outside making things out of wood, bookends etc. Lots to see. I believe they offer classes as well.

My daughter was bummed out for a social snub, and I just new this was the activity to take her out…read moreto for a pick-me-up. She said she enjoyed herself here way more than the original plans that she'd been ditched for. You just walk in and get to creating. You can bring your own drink and snack, and you can leave and come back to work on your masterpiece. It's not a cheap activity but so worth it when you pick up your piece after it's fired to see how it turned out.

There is a variety of selection of items you can paint. A fair amount of glazes, sponges and…read morebrushes. It is a bit pricey for the whole process and when I went it was mostly kids--maybe one or two other adult groups. It can be fun for any age. It does take a few weeks for your piece to be fired in the kiln and shipped directly to you. I want to say 3-4 weeks. It's a fun activity if you want to do something creative.