I inherited my grandfathers Masonic items and wanted to have a place to display this collection and…read morepreserve it for years to come, so I searched the internet for ideas and options. I came across something close to what I was looking for on the Parkview Frame Gallery website, so I reached out via email and shared some photos of the items I had and the the reference photo from his gallery. The owner, Jason, and I corresponded back and forth until he had an idea of what I was looking for. I wanted a built in drawer to hold my grandfathers Masonic cuff links, tie tacks, and pins and a removable display stand to showcase some of my grandfathers medallions. I took some measurements, and a few days later, Jason sent me a hand drawn sketch to approve. I put down a deposit, and a few months later, my custom display case arrived. In addition to being easy to work with, Jason also packed and shipped this item carefully and precisely so that it wasn't damaged during transit. He also sent some plexiglass cleaner and a soft microfiber cloth, to make sure that I was using the right products to ensure that this display case stays pristine and beautiful for years to come. I couldn't be happier with the finished results.

I cannot say enough good things about my experience here. I had a unique idea of how to hang my…read moreneedlepoint - and look modern. Jason went out of his way to make sure what we finally ended on looked the way I wanted. I had to hug him I was so happy!

Caveat: My review is more a reflection of the town of Parksville and NOT the Main Street…read moreAssociation - though I in NO known way mean to insult and/or deprecate them and their ifne work. *** Gliding by highways and byways that exit a large city and head outwards to its environs, its suburbs, its collectivity of small towns and hamlets that cling to the mother metropolis like small forgotten runts o the litter are the small quaint homey towns of yester year - Norman Rockwell picture paintings where a good solid meal is still available along a little cobblestoned street lined with buildings that have painted, almost faded, and yes, almost tawdry facades that bring back the halcyon days of Laura Ingalls Wilder and her ilk - the prairie, the manifest destiny... the hope.... The future and yes, the past and the present, tied in a faded velvet ribbon that still smells of fruitcake and holidays and Aunt Edna's colognes... This place is Parkville.... And it is cute... it is stately..... it's worth the bike ride, the visit and the walk.... Go... enjoy.... And relax.

The MSPA is made up of businesses, property owners, Parkville elected officials and citizens who…read moreall have an abiding admiration of Parkville, Missouri. The MSPA is the main engine for the many wonderful events in the historic downtown including Christmas on the River (COTR), the Midwest Microbrew Festival, Fourth of July Parade and Celebration, Parkville Days, and many other smaller events. Visit their website: parkvillemo.org for an up-to-date listing of everything that's happening in Historic Parkville

Booked a reservation for 8 people for our Dad's 60th birthday. We had a blast. Dimitri was very…read morepersonable and welcoming. We wanted to do a painting of a specific horse which I sent over to Dimitri in advance and he reworked it to be very easy to paint for beginners. Turned out really good! Dimitri is very passionate about what he does and it shows through in his class. Everyone had a great time and I would definitely recommend this activity for families, friends or date night.

Just a helpful hint: the studio is in fact inside the apartment building. But don't be…read moredisheartened! We had a fantastic time. Dimitri is a riot. He has some great artwork up, and he's a good teacher. Very patient and hilarious. We did a pretty simple painting but we still spent about 2hr just drinking our wine and chatting. Lovely choice for a bachelorette party - kudos to the maid of honor for the discovery, and kudos to Dimitri for running a nice little business.

Parkville Wine House is an absolute gem. Great service and incredible wine selection. The location…read moreis fun, quirky, and great for groups. Be sure to make a reservation, as the space is small and fills up fast.

Charming and cozy with a terrific selection of wines. We sat at the bar and Jim provided great…read moreservice and wonderful recommendations! We will be back!

Came in for a birthday party. Anderson was so helpful, super friendly and supportive. He encouraged…read moreus to be creative and exuded fun! There are so many options that it can be overwhelming. It was so much fun. This is a great event for people of all ages, birthday parties, girls night out, etc. The shop is so cute. From earrings, tote bags, art, bracelets so many items to choose from that you want to purchase one of everything. The canvases come in different sizes. Cost saving tip: purchase thru Groupon. You can also paint bears and tumblers. You can bring in alcoholic beverages to sip while creating. This is a lot of fun. I'll be back.

If you are looking for some artsy fun in Kansas City, make sure to check out Hawaii Fluid Art!…read moreStart your experience off by picking out your favorite colors, select your background color, and begin pouring! We had a fantastic time making our masterpieces! We picked 6 colors each and decided to add sprinkles and the glossy cover to the painting. We went to the Zona Rosa location and enjoyed a meal at 54th Street after. This is a great spot to take your family, celebrate a birthday or bachelorette party. Hawaii Fluid Art is also a great idea for a date night/day! Make sure to check out Hawaii Fluid Art in the KC metro asap!

Literally the first digital art gallery in Kansas City! I am so thrilled for this project! Kansas…read moreCity needed new modern artists and media and this gallery is bringing it! They are showing both local artists and global ones! And many other projects that they are doing too. A hidden new treasure in the Crossroads.

From the owner: Digital Dreams is Kansas City’s first and only gallery dedicated to promoting, showing & selling…read moredigital art and new media.