I've been here several times and it's such a fun and unique vibe!! They always have an event going…read moreon to suit your interests or if you simply want to try something new. I love the variety of local artists showcasing their art. They also have a live dj sometimes which really sets the vibe. They have an artists closet where anyone can draw/doodle for free. I love how welcoming this space is. Check out this space for a great time!

Mycelium gallery located in the 2800 block of north Pennsylvania Avenue got checked out. On…read morestepping inside the first thing I noticed was how dark the gallery was. For the most part much of the art was a bit hard to see. The second thing I noticed was it looked more like a kitschy gift store than an art gallery. Nothing wrong with that but when you are expecting to see art work it's a let down. With the exception of Todd Clark I didn't recognize a single artist name displayed there. All in all a Ho Hum gallery experience. I wish them good luck.

A friend of a friend told me their Grand Opening was today, and am I glad I made the trek down to…read morethe old Crossroads Mall (now Plaza Mayor I think). What an art co-op! I got to meet most of the artists, talk with them about their different mediums and passions. Kewl variety. Face painting today too. Even if you are not into art, you probably are familiar with a couple of the artist's work, like Bob Palmer who did all the Bricktown Murals. Carol Lorance is there with her Dragonfly Silks. Amazing photography too. But I got talking to Alexander Tomlin who was doing some cool stuff with metallics and the way the light was catching his art made it seem alive. It's a funky drop process on canvas and he kinda lost me. But wow. They are still getting set up, and it is a bit off-the-beaten path or I would have given it a 5star. A bit hard to find - southern end of the mall by the food court. South of the Carousel. The signs showed Art Classes available for children and adults. Can't wait to stop on by again when they get fully underway with those.

What a wonderful eclectic gallery! The art is beautiful and worth the trip. They also teach some…read moreexciting and fantastic classes. Very different.

This is in the heart of the paseo a little closer to the north end. There is a nice art gallery,…read morestudio spaces and event areas. It looks like it's pretty full with the arts fest going on, so not sure what it's like during a regular week. This is a great area to hang out but it does get hot so be prepared. There is a nice selection of items for sale and the prices very depending on the media, artist and size.

This is a really cute store filled with all kinds of dreamy finds from Latin America and India…read more They sell lots of Mexican pottery which is great if you have a patio or want something unique for your home. They have plenty of coffee table books and clothing items - Guatemala is well known for their textiles and I walked out with a badass pair of Guatemalan pants for a very reasonable price of $44.

An artful and colorful array of gift items here…read more I recall my mom bringing me back this crate of worry dolls when I was a kid from her Guatemala trip. Interesting to take gander for a while here. So many decorative items to pick from in here.

As a LONGTIME teacher, I wish I had known Porch Supply was still open!…read more Before, Amazon, reasonably priced classroom supplies, were hard to find. I volunteered to pick something up for my school. I was in HEAVEN! So many things to choose from! I did not know until just now, that I could also shop there. I can't wait to go back!

My friend introduced me to this place and I actually can't believe I never knew about it before…read morehaving lived in Oklahoma my whole life! This place is an art lover's dream! Rows and shelfs full of art supplies. Pens for days and even classic kid/teacher brands like Crayola perfect for the school room. I was looking for some art supplies...a multi-medium notebook where I could watercolor, draw, and use pastels. I was also looking for a black paper notebook and a white pen to create some artwork for my bullet journal. I found everything and some extra goodies as well! I cute pencil pouch, a small sharpener, and an eraser. Now that I'm a mom, I will definitely be returning here to create some fun activities when my son gets older!

A collaborative studio housing five independent artists, specializing in murals, graphic design,…read moreand public art. The artists work together or separately to create murals around the area and city. They took this old gas station and turned it into a hub for murals and arts right in the middle of the plaza district. The bright yellow paint attracts your eyes and the side of the building is one large mural.

This is such a cool vintage retro clothing shop! They actually have all kinds of local handmade…read morestuff. Prices were very reasonable for the amount of uniquely curated pieces. I regret not getting a handmade pizza ring. But I couldn't pass up a granny core Christmas grab bag for $10! I love the element of surprise in a grab bag, and my crew neck turned out super cute! The cashier was super kind and asked me questions. I'll definitely be back!

This place is an awesome vintage shop with a variety of cool wares - mainly clothing but they have…read morerandom things like albums and CDs - definitely one of the unique parts of OKC's Plaza District!

My favorite gallery in the Paseo!…read more They have awesome local artists and a rotating gallery so there is always something new to see when I pop in! When I stopped in recently on a Sunday (so happy to see a gallery open on a Sunday in Paseo!) Theresa Hurt was there to greet me and I immediately fell in love with her art! She had a juxtaposition of ornate vintage frames with colorful modern art inside of them. I saw myself in her art and cannot wait to purchase a few pieces! I was drawn in by the Rita Ortloff Holiday display in the window! I recognized her work and had to go in for a closer look. I can't wait to visit again during first Friday.