Thistledown Boutique and Art by April Ryan is a lovely addition to Washington's main street. I just…read morestopped in here looking for gifts for a relative's birthday and loved this little store. There is something here for everyone- from prints and original paintings to antiques to tea and handmade soaps.

From the owner: A place to relax and enjoy yourself with friends and family while painting your own masterpiece…read more This is a BYOB and food event center. Perfect for any special occasion. No experience necessary..

Moe's on Main is an amazing source of fun and inspiration. This is the kind of artistic hot spot…read morethat makes a community special. I have met so many creative people here. I love walking with my coffee there to take a class. The staff there are super interesting and smart and warm.

From the owner: Consignment craft/gift store, Amish produce/baked goods, and many craft classes each day we are…read moreopen. Custom orders always welcome. We do not have live florals. Please contact the store with questions as we do not get alerts from Yelp!

What a quaint cool place with amazing everything. Eva is amazing and helpful. So many options from…read morelocal artists.

While browsing the Carnegie farmer's market I came across a vendor who had this store's goods out…read morefront on a table for sale. There was a nice assortment of things to choose from including fingerless gloves and beautiful pottery mugs. They told me if I want to see more then head into the store. I did just that and got to meet up with the owner Eva and learn more about the business. Various artists from all over the country contribute their wares to this shop and some are even local. You can find most anything here from crafted "aliens" to wooden Nativity sets to various types of jewelry, glass, pottery and of course beautiful paintings that adorn the walls. Even Eva herself has some of her own works for sale here. There is so much to look at. She also told me some of the artists do charitable work and you can purchase things such as "cuff" bracelets that will signify the artist who created the piece. The drink mugs were beautiful and some of them had Bible verses on them. I was admiring a green one with a flower on the handle and then I learned that she hoped to get more selection in from this seller within the next week or so. I decided to hold off on my purchase until I saw what was coming in. Some of the merchandise can be pricey but it all depends up the work that is put into them. For example an artist, she was selling had hand drawn images of a few of Pittsburgh's landmarks as a cuff bracelet. It's a bit pricey but she told me all the labor that goes into making the design can be time consuming. They offer workshops and events from time to time. Most of the art is contemporary style with at least 20 different artists in emerging to mid career levels. Check out their on line shop if you want to learn more or make a purchase directly from your home. This shop is currently open Thurs-Sun only and of course you can walk in when the farmer's market is going on. Am definitely planning to return here so I can browse more of the collection. Situated on Main St near the Carnegie Coffee company, metered street parking is available across the street.

My 9-year-old loved her summer camp at Twig & Berry. Shannon is great and really encourages…read moreeveryone to be creative. We would love to be back!

Wonderful studio for my toddler. Very accommodating & helpful for my slow to warm up toddler…read more Creative and engaging project that was age appropriate. Would definitely recommend!

This is a new and innovative gallery and art studio in Coraopolis. I've met the owners and the are…read moreenthusiastic and nice. Besides the gallery space, they teach art classes and you can drop in at various times for open studio. I attended their grand opening last night and it was wall to wall people, just amazing how many people turned out. The gallery is part of some exciting changes in the neighborhood. A new coffee shop is opening right next door, and a brewery is opening across the street.

From the owner: This is the personal studio of artist Cindy Gilbertiread more