Excellent first time glass making experience. Very good instruction and guidance along the whole…read moreprocess. Collin was excellent to work with and made my vision a reality.

Stopped in to inquire about classes and to see the glass blowing and items for sale. Nice setup but…read moreonly a few people could fit up close and see the glass blowers at work. Person working the desk was not super outgoing but provided some information about classes.

Sparky is quite a character, and very fun and friendly. His glass is absolutely gorgeous. And we…read moreloved chatting with him about his service to our country in the Army. He and hubby (Navy vet) talked about their service, and when Sparky discovered hubby served 40 years, he even gave him an ornament in red, white and blue. I love that he supports vets and first responders. This place is definitely worth the stop on the Arts & Crafts Community loop.

Amazing store! The owners are super friendly, personable, and kind people! The store is filled with…read moreADORABLE and amazing glass lamp work creations! We purchased several irresistible items! Definitely plan to pop in to this great store!

I am so happy we went in here. I wasn't sure what to expect - I was thinking more semi-museum, part…read moreinfo center with a few pieces from local artists for sale. But, it was packed with unique, locally made art goods (95% Asheville artists, 5% Tennessee/Kentucky they say) that were awesome AND affordable. Pottery, wood carvings, textiles, Christmas ornaments, cookware, glass art, paintings, and more. I liked most everything I saw, and again, it was artistry that wouldn't break your bank. The customer service was so friendly, and the nice lady working really wanted to connect with us, and also tell more about the artists who made some of the different art. Informative, funny, kind - she was great. I would recommend this to EVERY Asheville tourist looking for something unique to take home, rather than junky trinkets made in China that you can find in every American gift shop.

It's got very pretty art and we enjoyed our visit. The art they sell is extremely expensive.read more

This is such a fun shop to wander through! They have a very large selection of craft items by many…read moredifferent artists. We went in October and they had some fun Halloween themed items including lovely mobiles made from wood that had origami bats hanging off of them- bat mobiles- get it? That made me smile. They were also starting to bring out their Christmas crafts- it would be a great place to shop for Christmas decorations!

Mountain Made is one of my favorite places to shop in the Grove Arcade. The store has a large…read moreselection of locally made items. The staff is friendly while you browse the beautiful pieces. I'm loving glass art these days and can always add to my collection here. One of the artists I've been buying from does glassblowing demonstrations in the store a few times a week and will engrave your pieces to customize them. If you are looking for unique works of art, this is a great place to shop.

Good trail by the river cool mornings light foot traffic here. Plenty of free parkingread more

The River Arts District, aka RAD, is full of creativity and local charm. It feels like paint spills…read morethrough the streets, bringing every corner to life especially to old industrial buildings. You can watch artists creating beautiful pieces right in their studios -- so look for the yellow signs in front of various studios.The mix of murals, galleries, and old warehouses gives RAD a unique character. It's nice to stroll to watch, shop, and support local artists.

Many unique gifts. Hand blown glass, jewelry, knives and more. When in Gatlinburg it's worth a…read morevisit.