Very cute shop with handmade treasures from local artisans. I never leave this store without a few…read morepurchases (last visit netted a candle and cool ring). Owners and staff have always been so nice and friendly.

This new store in New Hope has an eclectic assortment of really cool, handmade products! The owner,…read moreErin, has a great display of her own unique works of art--plus lots of products from other local artists! I love browsing the artwork, but it's also a great place to find unique one-of-a-kind gifts for friends.

This is one of galleries in New Hope that have original works of one of the most beautiful…read moreimpressionist painting of the established living artist Laurence A. Campbell. It is amazing that we can see such amazing collections that could be in Museum anytime soon opened to the public. In New Hope there is great small galleries that hold various paintings (but mainly they are realism or impression work) Cheers to a town with amazing galleries.

Went with the wife after having a pre-art falafel at Mamoun's. While there I read some yelp…read morereviews where a small percentage of the reviewers were complaining about the quality of the art and giving negative reviews. Regardless, we decided to forge ahead with our visit! Primed with filling and inexpensive falafel, our first surprise was the really cool mosaic at the entrance. Our second surprise was the free admission. Free! We were off to a good start! We got the map from the delightful person behind the counter who refused to take our money, and headed up the stairs to the second floor where the majority of the art awaited us. Entrance to the stairs was included with the Free admission. Nice! The art on display runs across myriad regions and periods. The map will help you find your favorites, as the organization didn't seem to follow any particular theme. It might have a theme, but I didn't worry about it much. I had a map and it was free. Give yourself at least a couple of hours to view the second floor. There are a lot of small rooms, and many of the works have detailed information that helps explain their origins and history. If you want to look and not read, don't sweat it. It's not like it wasn't free to visit. Last of all, in case you missed it, it's Free. Every other museum in the region charges $20 just to walk in the door. This place is Free. Zero $. Gratis. How the heck can you get upset when it costs nothing! I'm glad I didn't get upset because my favorite Monet wasn't the one on display (They had a water lilies painting, and it looked great!) Go. Enjoy the place. Afterwards, take the money you saved with the free admission, and go get an inexpensive falafel at Mamoun's!

What a gem hiding on the campus! Can we talk about the artwork in the entranceway. That alone is a…read moreshowstopper. It's like two stories high and just beyond fabulous. If you go into the art museum and go upstairs, you can actually view it from the second floor as well, which is pretty cool and get a closer view of what's up higher. No, we showed up after closing. So we didn't actually get to see the whole collection, but they do have a number of pieces that are out and under a protective glass plane. We saw pieces from Andy Warhol, Singer Sergeant, Rothko, Lichtenstein just to name a few. I cannot even imagine what's in the main collection. If you are visiting Princeton or in the area, you owe yourself a visit to this museum.

Take a guided tour of the Doan Gang: Outlaws of the Revolution immersive exhibit. The time will…read morefly by and you'll learn more about what life was really like during the Revolutionary War than you could possibly imagine!

VERY INTERESTING!!! While visiting my daughter in PA from CA we checked out the Mercer Museum and…read moretruly enjoyed the experience. Plenty of free parking available and Admission @ $20 for adults and $ 17 for Seniors was fair. So much to see and learn, you literally had to look everywhere, no space was left unused! The staff was helpful and insightful and we learned a lot and were impressed with the collection. Down side was elevators we not working which was OK for us but might have been an issue for others. #2 issue was lack of air conditioning in parts of the building. I highly recommend you take the time to see this!

Charming location and lovely examples of new Hope painters. Gratz Gallery is a sweet find!…read moreJames and Lorraine

Unlike the prior reviewer - we were able to get in the gallery as they were open. Bought a Cocteau…read moreprint, and the gentleman who helped us was more than pleasant to work with. I think he may have been one if not the owner. All in all - a fine gallery and above average outside of NY or LA.

Walking up to Wessel + O'Connor, it appears to be a tastefully renovated This Old House turned into…read morea modern art gallery. Enhancing its curb appeal are huge front and side windows where passers by can see right into the gallery space. Unfortunately that is about as close as we got on Saturday of Memorial Weekend. Drawn by their postcard announcing the current Jim French Polaroids exhibition, we made a special effort to park, feed the meter and stop by twice during the announced open hours. Closed on what could be Lambertville and New Hope's busiest weekend after Gay Pride? A missed opportunity for Wessel and/or O'Connor. Too bad because it looked interesting from the outside.

Came across this unique gallery, way of friends. The exhibit will change next year, but it's worth…read morea peak if you're strolling about the area. If you buy art, these items are for sale (at least most).

I took a 4 week adult wheel class. The instructor was great and I'm so happy with how my pieces…read morehave turned out so far. The other staff members I met were also very helpful. Definitely recommend!!

Staff was friendly, we spent over three hours painting and it was a lovely afternoon with a friend…read more We just walked in, there's a $10 studio fee to cover materials added to anything you purchase to paint