Places like this are what make Northampton such a cool town. This gallery shows work by local…read moreartists, with an emphasis on photography, and there is some amazing work to be seen here. The gallery space itself is pretty small so it won't take long to look through everything, so do make sure to pop in.

My now-husband and I drove from Boston out to Northampton, MA to purchase our wedding rings at the…read moreDon Muller gallery. After being disappointed time and again by jewlers in Boston that were too busy to really care about us, meeting Don was a total dream come true. Not only was he having a trunk show of our favorite designer (Alex Sepkus), but he was also able to offer us some excellent suggestions for a "dorky" ring for my chemist husband. We walked out of the store feeling fully understood, appreciated, and completely excited about our purchases! They specialize in sophisticated-whimsy! This is the place to go if you want someone to really pay attention to your preferences and style.

This place is wonderful. Its a great place to find gifts or some new decor for your home. Also, it…read morecarries a wide array of fine jewelry that is designed by local artists. They also do custom pieces. A sure fire place to look for an engagement ring...

Super fun, cool store with 2 floors of vintage treasures~ a bit of everything. Nice service,…read morepleasant and engaging. Definitely worth the trip.

The amount of things I could say about this place is quite endless. For starters-yes they have very…read moreunique and quite cool vintage things, but for the price of my left kidney, I think I'll pass. If you want to go here don't forget your gas mask for the top floor. It smells like moth balls and wet spent cigarettes. I'm giving this place five stars because the dogs let me pet them!

Full range of any letterpress items in New England. Presses, type, accessories. Owner very nice guy.read more

PLEASE KNOW THAT THE NEW ADDRESS FOR LETTERPRESS THINGS IS…read more 8 HANOVER STREET HOLYOKE, MA 01040 There is no place like this anywhere on the East Coast (or maybe in the entire country?) for anyone who has found the joy working with letterpress can bring. It's a compact "store" tucked in a solid industrial building in Holyoke, Massachusetts and shares space with a commercial printer. If you need a teeny tiny part for a vintage press you already own or looking for a complete tabletop press if you want to get started with a new hobby, you'll find it here. Oh, you need a tool, ink, paper? Maybe a complete set of foundry type of a long-forgotten font style (yes, sometimes there's wood type available too!) or advice on how to do something letterpress? Get here pronto. Run by John Barrett, who is himself a treasure of information and lore, it's always an adventure when you stop by for a visit. Chances you will go home with something special that you didn't know you needed or wanted. The store can be open by chance or by appointment (if you are the kind who plans ahead), so be sure to check the Letterpress Things website for dates and hours when the store 'officially' will be open for business. There's limited parking on the street but on the weekends there shouldn't be any problem finding a space.

Many many books on all kinds of topics. They have a 1$ book shelf near the entrance & then a small…read morebox of free books (many of which are in different languages). They have. A section of modern library books near the checkout counter which are priced very reasonably and are 3$ -6$ or so. The rest of the books (depending on topic) range from 4$ to about 25$ or so. They have books on every topic you can imagine! Store just seems to keep going! I recommend planning to spend 1.5-2hrs here!

Decent selection, great staff members…read more One time, I stopped into the store searching for books for a class I was taking. The staff members were really helpful in telling me if books were available and where to find them. Although they didn't have many of the books I wanted (very popular children's books), the employees were really helpful. I've also stopped in here just to see if I can find a book or two that tickles my fancy. They don't seem to be able to hold on to more popular books but that certainly isn't their fault! Either way, it's a cute, lovely shop with friendly employees. Definitely drop by here to experience a staple of downtown Northampton.

Huge fans, long time listeners, first time calling in. We've been enjoying sporadically taking…read moreclasses at Juggernaut for 1+ years... though we're not local East Hamptonites, we leave wanting to book another class on the way home (and usually do) You can expect: -accessible learning -glass -the great feeling of gaining a new skill -heat -great bonding -a sense of accomplishment -glass (Pairs well with a shameless watch of Blown Away to get u ~in the mood~)

Just finished a class here doing Flamework/glass with Mark. Had a great time over the two hours. I…read morewent to the wrong building and was almost 10 minutes late. He welcomed me into the class and quickly caught me up (super appreciated). The class was informative, easy paced and no pressure. If you need a hype man, even if the piece isn't showroom worthy, Mark is your dude! Complimented each student, offered soft helping pointers, and even went hands on to help save some pieces. Already would love to take another class or start using their rental times to use the skills already taught! For $85, all materials included and two hours. Totally worth it.

As a painter, I like to find affordable frames for my paintings. Frames and Things always has a…read moregreat selection of styles and sizes, and has them sorted by sizes. This makes them easy to find. Frames are priced by size and are reasonably priced. The owner is very friendly and helpful. She also does custom framing.

Walking into SSB is like venturing into a world where beauty, knowledge, learning, discussion, and…read moreharmony have been restored. I found my shoulders relaxing with relief, while my mind sort of did a reboot realizing that there was a genuine place where freedom of thought existed -- gone are those preprogrammed impressions of what you are forced to read or think -- I found books that I'd only read about in footnotes, over a lifetime of reading, and here they were in physical form. It is, I imagine, as close as one can get to entering the Library of Alexandria, rolling open the old, the endeared, the treatise of wonderment! Books for all types of readers. I saw books I'd never seen or heard about, which was an amazing quest. They also have a bookclub for inspired readers to enter a lateral domain of conversation. Soo many treasures to appreciate and take home. *Could use more light or portable flashlights to browse low shelves easier. An adventure and odyssey of the finest extent.