Unique gallery in the quaint & historic town of Harmony. This gallery located in an old building…read morehas art, jewelry, pottery, dog stuff, a room with all Christmas vintage stuff & lots of vinyl to dig thru (go upstairs). They host seasonal events where they have music inside, such as during the German Christmas market in November. Nice place to pick up unique gifts.

Cool spot in tucked away in the small town of Harmony. Cool art and gift shop with a separate room…read morededicated to Christmas season. The real treasure is upstairs on the second floor. That's where they have a vinyl record room with over 5000 used vinyl to sift thru. The best part is that all the vinyl is alphabetized

If you are a fan of local history, enjoy old architecture, like looking at antiques, and hearing…read moreinteresting stories about people, then I highly recommend visiting. Tours are by appointment, and can be arranged via the Zelienople Historical Society. There are two museums within walking distance of each other, the Passavant House, and the Buhl House. Each house tour runs for approx. 45 minutes, and is led by a volunteer docent from the society. There is a suggested donation of $5 per person for the tour (which includes both houses). There is so much to see inside these two houses, and the docents were very interesting and knowledgeable. Also, there are gardens behind each house, and these can be viewed at any time since they are outdoors, and there is no charge just to view the gardens (The gardens at Passavant House are very nice, and include lots of heirloom vegetables, flowers, and fruit trees which are all labeled. Also there is a beautiful pavilion where you can sit and relax). The garden at Buhl house has flowers and a fountain, plus a spring that is running through a tunnel underneath the house. If you are in the area, do check out these magnificent homes that are now museums. Also, there are places to eat and shop within walking distance. We ate lunch at the Historic Kaufman Tavern after our tour . . . Cheers!

Met with Gingerly Press this past weekend at American Craft Made Baltimore show on Feb 21st. I…read morelearned a lot about their process and loved several prints. I'm still considering buying several for new wall space in kitchen. The earth-valued themes are depicted so simply but their design and colors are very appealing.

Lindsay provided my partner and me with an exceptional tour during an open house, showcasing her…read moreremarkable artistic process and sharing a wonderful story. I absolutely love her work and have decided to frame it on my wall.

The guests at the wedding shower we hosted had fun having their caricatures drawn by you, including…read moreme and Pippa

From the owner: We have been providing caricature artists for almost 25 years, catering to both big and small…read moreevents. Let us add a unique touch to your special day by creating custom studio caricatures or portraits from photographs. These wonderful ways to honor a friend, colleague, or loved one are sure to make your event memorable.

Cool place. Just please don't try to buy something while everyone is knitting. Maybe it was a class…read morebut then perhaps tell the customer that. I wanted to buy yarn for my mom but I guess I'll go elsewhere. I had my two kids with me so it's difficult enough to actually shop and choose something.

I was so excited to come here, because I love knitting, and I really thought I had found a unique…read morelittle shop that even offered knitting lessons. I'm giving this place one star because it did just about nothing for me but waste my time. I could have bought this yarn elsewhere and saved myself the drive. I even signed up for a knitting felting class that was later canceled. The owner called to let me know the class was cancelled, but I never heard the message. That's okay, I thought, maybe she could give me ANY lesson instead. Nope. She was not impressed that I drove over an hour a second time to come to her store. Whatever she was doing (knitting) was more important than building customer rapport. The person there, who I'm assuming was the owner, was not really outgoing or friendly either, just ordinary. This place was a big disappointment. It has the potential to be an amazing little jewel, but it's just not. The knitting needle display was also a mess. Oh, and her large dog is confined to a tiny space behind her register. That's just plain cruel. Talk to your dog, and take your dog on a long walk!