I enrolled in Carol's intuitive development class and been in it for a month and so far it's been…read morean eye opening experience. There's just something special about being taught by source. All of the teachings and instruction come straight from source. The material so far has been both inspirational to me spiritually and helpful to me and my awakening. She is helping guide me on my spiritual awakening and it hasn't been all rainbows and unicorns. I highly recommend Carol's classes because not only does the material taught come straight from spirit but you also do intuitive development exercises which helps awaken your intuitive abilities. Being taught by Yeshua as channeled by Carol is an experience to be had and I highly recommend it to anyone interested in opening up to spirit.

Jason and Nina Sauer are amazing and this place fantastic. Been coming here since it's inception…read moreand love stopping in during Unblurred for live music, art exhibits and more. Turning demo cars into works of art=genius. Sad that they're moving from Penn Ave but even happier they are staying in Garfield and expanding into a museum. I love the wood, brick and metal of the current location as well and can't wait for the museum. Most Wanted is an Unblurred legend.

Most Wanted is one of the galleries over in the Penn Ave arts corridor in Garfield, situated right…read moreabout in the middle of the stretch. They regularly participate in the Unblurred First Friday gallery crawls that happen on the first Friday of each month, but are also able to be rented out for private events. The gallery itself is quite a nice space: shiny hardwood floors, the ability to open up the front in nice weather, and an exposed brick wall. They also have a little stage area for live music. The quality of the art they bring in is consistenly quite good as well, and especially on First Friday, you have a good chance of meeting and getting to chat with the artist(s). On First Fridays, they sometimes offer wine tasting from Wilhelm Winery (or have other free booze) and usually have a good sampling of snack-upons.

The people were awesome. The products were amazing and very affordable. I'm going back as soon as…read morepossible. My wife really enjoyed it. So we'll definitely be back.

I had an amazing tarot card reading today that told me exactly what I needed to hear. It was the…read morefirst time I had ever had a tarot card reading and I would definitely go back. It really helped clarify both my past and my future and I feel very relieved. I would highly recommend going here!!

If I could give HackPittsburgh negative stars, I would…read more I was a member of Hack Pittsburgh for three years and was at the shop nearly every day. I contributed thousands of dollars worth of equipment and spent more time there working on improving the shop than working on my own projects. I truly enjoyed my time there until a new board was elected. When this new group took over, they made a series of decisions that benefited them and exercised their power over other members, not for the benefit of the shop as a whole. Two board members, a couple, ran their Internet Service Provider business out of the shop and received a $100,000 grant, even though running a business out of the shop violates their constitution. Another board member was particularly cruel to older men. She even posted an apology on her Facebook page, blaming her behavior on not having good health insurance and being off her medication. Even after she got health insurance, her behavior didn't improve. Her boyfriend, also on the board, always voted with her. The fifth member of the board, the President, was ineffectual and unable to resolve conflicts between members. The situation was completely out of his control. The shop took on a park beautification project for the City of Pittsburgh, with an agreement to maintain the park for five years. Months later, most of their work was destroyed, and they had already spent the entire project budget. They made no effort to fulfill the terms of their agreement. Funds that were supposed to be used for maintaining shop equipment were spent on one large and expensive tool for the benefit of one former board member. Because of the placement of this tool in the shop, there was not adequate walking space around it, against the manufacturer's recommendations. This tool's placement also jammed the other tools in the shop together in a way that made them unsafe to use. When I called for a vote about this tool's location, my membership was anonymously revoked with no opportunity for discussion. Three other older men were also driven out about the same time I was. We contacted an attorney to take legal action against Hack Pittsburgh for lack of ADA compliance and ageism. The arrangement of the shop required that heavy tools be moved, and in one case climbed on, for use. We were told that as a private club, they are allowed to be prejudiced and that even if we won a lawsuit, the shop's total assets wouldn't cover the legal fees. If you are going there to use the tools, don't bother. Due to bad maintenance, any given tool may not be working when you get there, and if you're not part of the in-group, you may be treated badly. Also, don't donate anything to Hack Pittsburgh. During the time I was there, I saw valuable tools and materials carelessly thrown away during shop cleans. Sincerely, don't waste your time at Hack Pittsburgh. I know five other former members of Hack Pittsburgh who will tell you the same thing: avoid this place. The shop is so badly run it can only exist because its landlord gives them cheap rent and doesn't know what's going on in his building.

Nerdvana!!! My husband visited last week. He was excited about the space and brought me last…read morenight. This is several large rooms of machines and lots of computers. There are several advanced 3D printers and etching equipment. There are sewing machines a computer driven embroidery machine and other equipment which were being used by a group who were designing cosplay outfits. There are computers with licenced copies of Adobe Suites and other graphics programs. There is sautering equipment. One of the best features of the place is the people. Interesting friendly nerds in the best sense. If you want to learn to use the equipment, there are times for lessons or you can contact a member and ask him or her to teach you. This space is well known in the community and beyond. It has been visited by some famous people. It costs $50 per month to join but there are significant discounts for students, military, people over 62 and others. If you join you get a key fob which gives you 24 hour access. There are usually open houses for non members Saturday and Monday evenings.

This was such an amazingly fun girls night. We did the DIY Friday night workshop where you can make…read moreany project you want. There are so many options. You can make a mosaic lamp, hats, candles, perfumes, jewelry, sea glass trees, signs and so much more. I went with the hat bar and had a great time picking all the items and designing my hat. The owner and staff were all very kind, friendly and helpful. It was fun meeting the other people as well and seeing what we all created. 5/5 or 10/10 will be doing another workshop soon!

Meg was great! she was so helpful and made the whole experience so much fun! We did a wood…read moreproject, but I am amazing on how many other classes she has from Hats, Jewelry, candles, bread, cheese, I feel like she even said she does butter candles too! I don't think there is nothing she doesn't teach or has a workshop on! She is one of Robinson best kept secrets so I highly recommend checking out her shop and taking a workshop! - Thanks again!

I stopped by here earlier today with my wife for our morning coffee. We both had been by Artisan…read moremany times before but had never really noticed it. However it was on our Pittsburgh Coffee Passport and so my wife and I headed over. The inside of it is quite an interesting place. It has a floor made of pennies, a brick wall and an intricately decorated ceiling. I am pretty sure they are a coffee shop, tattoo parlor and art gallery all in one. So that means that there is art and t shirts hanging up all over the place. For our coffee on this day both my wife and I both ordered cappuccino. They came out with swan decorations in the foam with spoons made to look like skulls. The flavor of the coffee here was good too. My first sip was a little bitter but it quickly smoothed out the more of it that I drank and I enjoyed it. The bottom line for me is that I would head back here again in the future. Artisan is definitely a hipster place but they have some good coffee for reasonable prices.

Went here to meet with a group of 6. Everyone was really happy with their drink selection. I…read morehappened to get tea since i gave up coffee for the month of January. The barista steeped the tea for me and brought out a really cool tea pot and mug for me to use. For my group, we were able to push together tables to sit near each other. There were outlets near the tables which was convenient for our laptops. The general volume was quiet as most people were doing independent work on their laptops or sketching art. It's really hipster inside based on the outside art, inside art, and clientele. I would go again if I'm in the area or need to meet a group in a quiet place bear garfield.

Steve is so professional and kind. He has graciously helped me through many life setback and good…read morehighlights. Very good at scheduling and also good in person or virtual. Best counseling service north of the city.

This place is awesomely cool. I recently attended a wedding reception of a good friend in this…read morespace. Artsy, Industrial, Barn House Vibe, modern, contemporary ... this place has covered it all. The combination of the exposed high ceiling with small windows, the color giant paintings, the sleek raised bar/kitchen and the concrete polished floor is what makes this place unique and appealing. This is the perfect venue to hold almost every kind of small-mid sized (less than 100 people) events. The only issue with this place is the lack of Restrooms. There's only two (Men and women) private restrooms that I was aware of - so, expect to have a long line. Another good thing about this place is the parking - Despite being in the middle of south side - they have a pretty good deal with the Giant Eagle Area Parking lot (a block away) where a designated part of the lot is reserved for the guests. So, yeah.. no need to drive around looking for street parking.

This is such a special and unique venue- a hidden gem for sure! The creative space allows guests…read moreto customize to their needs, and the coordinator Sara is absolutely wonderful! For those interested in a small to mid size wedding, I highly recommend checking this place out. Everything was beautiful and professional!