Hella good prices, hella artsy goods. Better wall art than big box or bougie galleries. Found some…read moreunexpected gifts for hard to shop for anti capitalist friends with ease. Owner was friendly and easy to talk with about different aspects of the scene.

Really fun place to pick out some cool screen prints. Lots of hidden gems, I got an old JC Rivera…read morescreen print last time I went. The owner, Billy is really nice and welcoming.

I've been going to Fox Gallery for over a year and a half and its always a blast. Open mics,…read morebenefits, art and music festivals and other special events are the highlights of my social life. Good people, food, music and art. What more could you want? They massively support the arts locally and are always doing something to support the local community in other ways as well. We need more places like Fox Gallery and they deserve our support!

From the owner: The Fox Gallery is an Art Oasis in Northwest, Indiana. It is now three years in business and over…read more50 Artists have been featured in this gallery. We have hosted seven Art and Music Festivals and have been featured in many articles and publications in the area. We host Yoga Classes every Thursday from 6:30 to 7:30. Every Friday features our lively Open Mic Jam Nights. We have created our own Little Free Library for our community. Come celebrate life with The Fox Gallery!

We are very fortunate to have stumbled into the Chicago Cultural Center last week. My daughter and…read moreI needed a small reprieve before going across the street and the heat and we nearly spent two hours here exploring. We loved the art pieces we saw, but mostly the architecture is what we loved. My daughter loved the staircases and amazing dome. The free to the public restrooms also came in handy for us. They were clean and well stocked. The location is perfect for anyone coming or going from Millenium Park or the nearby areas. Lastly, the gift shop had tons of cool art. This place is worth a visit.

Stepping into the Chicago Cultural Center felt like walking through a masterpiece of history and…read morearchitecture. Originally built as Chicago's main public library in 1897, this stunning landmark served the city until 1991. Every corner is filled with incredible craftsmanship--from the grand Neo-Classical and Italian Renaissance architecture to the massive arches, elegant Carrara marble, colorful glass, and intricate mosaic walls. The highlight? Standing beneath the world's largest Tiffany stained glass dome. It is absolutely breathtaking and even more spectacular in person. If you're visiting Chicago, don't miss this hidden gem. Best of all, admission is free, making it one of the city's most beautiful places to explore.

My name is Reginald P. Helm, a second generation artist after my father Reginald Helm. I recently…read moreheld my fall art show at NYCH Art Gallery in Pilsen and was overwhelmed with the amount of traffic and guest who attended. The owner Phillip Sinclair is great to work with and made everything easy and accommodating. The facility is cool with the polished concrete floors, great little kitchenette. Looking to have my next spring event there. Beautiful spot!!! My art line called Sire's Art Collection was a hit at NYCH Art Gallery. Thank you " Sire's Art Collection www.sireart64.com

A true hidden gem. I highly recommend for everyone to come check out this amazing art gallery. I…read morehave been coming here now for a few years when there are events. I love the display of visual art, sculptures etc along the walls from talent local artists. The ambiance is very chilled and laid back. Very intimate art space for you to enjoy some beautiful art pieces. Go sign up on the mailing list to receive notifications on different events. I guarantee you will enjoy the energy and great artwork.

Paul Henry's Art Gallery is an absolute gem of a place, a credit to northwest Indiana. Most…read morevisitors probably know it for the weekly acoustic open mic on Thursdays, but it also happens to be a wonderful gallery that hosts various artist receptions and other events pretty regularly. The collection is large, and changes frequently enough that if you come back in a month or so you're very likely to see a whole bunch of stuff you haven't seen before. The open mic night is $5 to get in, and also features a pot luck. Bringing food gets you a discount on entry, and being a performer yourself or an exhibiting artist in the gallery gets one, as well. Any combination of two of these criteria means free entry; I play music there fairly regularly, so I pay $3, and it is definitely worth it to support the gallery and enjoy the atmosphere. Coffee and non-alcoholic punch are provided, but it's also BYOB, so if you absolutely must imbibe, you can bring your goodies. Although I've been to the gallery roughly 50 times or so, I always notice something I hadn't seen before. More often than not, the piece had been there the whole time, but there's so much sensory overload going on that it is really easy to miss really wonderful pieces, which makes returning an adventure. The overall atmosphere of the place is perfect, as the building is about a hundred years old and has endless charm. It doesn't hurt that the owner, David Mueller, is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet, with strong knowledge and love of art. I'm not actually from Indiana, but businesses like Paul Henry's really make the northwest Indiana region much more appealing. Definitely a huge feather in the cap of the area, and a must visit for anyone who loves art.

Interesting space in Hammond in an old hardware store. Do not let the remnants of the past in the…read morestore steer you away from taking a closer look at all the art throughout the gallery. Towards the back of the space is, what I consider to be the neatest area. There is a large open space in the back where there is a lot of art. Not only that, but every Thursday night there is an open mike jam that starts at 7:00 pm. It's a really rustic and comfy place. The owner is a real interesting fella and is really nice. It is a local owned business and it is a wonderful thing to support those!

One of my favorite galleries in the region! It has a little something for everyone and I don't mean…read morethat as a cliché. They carry wearable art, functional art, sculptures, paintings, and photography etc. The price ranges vary so really amazing works can also be attainable. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the works they carry. It's located in an older home converted so it's very cozy and really gives off a great vibe. They also have art openings which is a wonderful time to come out because you can talk to the artists about their work and meet new people!