Roasted, bitter and sweet coffee, unique food, and jewelry/art like you've never seen before. The…read moreambiance is incredible!

Me and my wife recently came here on a little bit of a lunch adventure while wanting to explore…read moresomething new. I'm impressed nobody has reviewed this place at all and it seems to have been open for well over 7 years according to Google. This place is a café with all vegan friendly food items. On top of that it is a gallery that offers classes too that you can buy art and support local artists. I had their spicy 7 tofu wrap on my end while my wife ordered another wrap. Staff here was absolutely friendly and courteous with us especially with no other guests inside. Prices were a bit above average with moderate wait times but the food itself was absolutely filling making the wait time worth it. They have a dessert menu too after which has a small selection of sweets. Overall, I was blown away from my visit here. Highly recommend coming back and visiting when you get a chance!

Trickster Cultural Center is filled with beautiful artifacts from our indigenous Native Americans…read more The exhibits are very informational and the staff is very friendly and helpful answering questions. I've come here a couple times to see exhibits and to early vote which is very easy to do here. They offer many special events here with plenty of parking and easy access. They also offer many special aid services.

We live only a few miles from the Trickster Cultural Center and have never been able to go. We've…read moretried to go many times over the years but never looked at their hours of operation. We finally were able to go in on 2/26/22. And, the wait was worth it. We were the only people who were not volunteers or employees that day - we had the museum to ourselves. The building was much larger than it appears outside. You enter into the front room, which is a combination of artifacts, art, jewelry, and a gift shop. There is a room open on the north side which was, for the most part empty. This is their special exhibit room. There were some remaining items from a prior exhibit, which were very interesting. There is also a room upstairs with various items. The most interesting were the quilts and a Native American dress exhibit. Most of the museum is built to honor Native American veterans. This whole theme was fascinating. I fancy myself as an American history buff. Frankly, everything was new to me except for a display case explaining the "Code Talkers." (If you aren't sure about the code talkers - check Wikipedia or see the movie. This was fantastic. There is no entrance fee so you can just enter, but there is a place to leave donations. When you do go, make sure to donate what you can. Much of their funding relies on this.

I called to see if they were open on MLK day. Someone answered said they were and I even told him…read morearound the time I would be there. Arrived at 3:32 pm and it was closed. Make sure they are here and will actually be there when coming out here. I drove out from the city to have it closed.

great services and best values for framing. Been going here for framing for a couple of years and…read morevery much satisfied with all the framings I received to date.

Well I've been to Martin Lawrence galleries before here in Schaumburg as well as when they were in…read moreOak Brook mall back in 2014 and earlier. It's very interesting and amazing to see classic artists that I've learned from history of art and architecture at UIC like Marc Chagall and Pablo Picasso that's still being sold here from the original works to the lithographs. Staff was pretty friendly this is very museum piece Art gallery if you're really rich I did see a few pieces but I learned that they were lithographs and you could have doubles which I learned one of them was Robert deyber that I did not know. His artworks you have to place charades with but they're very well detailed. Is lithographs were almost like $500 if you want to purchase here I'm considering I can't buy an original painting from cuz you're now you're spending in the thousands $$. Other than that the staff was pretty nice there was an occasion where they were doing an art deco and serving hors d'oeuvres I was dressed in Victorian while they're doing art deco which was weird I mean 1920s fashion versus 1880s 1890s LOL for being authentic in selling artwork there's no counterfeits it's just this is not for the average person unless you really want to have a piece of work and you own a home I want to fill it with some wall piece or sculpture but you're going to be breaking the Bank unless you make that kind of money

Don was extremely professional, took his time to explain some of the pieces…read more I hope in the near future, I can have the time to purchase a Dali. The level of care that they take with walk-in people is incredible. I'm impressed and have no words for it.

Such a cute place! Came here on a whim when plans fell through for a friend's birthday weekend…read more Maddie was incredibly kind and great at explaining the whole process of picking out a pottery and all the colors of paint. There are so many pieces of pottery to choose from. Everything from kitchenware to holiday items, to potted plants. The choices of colors are endless. Its BYOB, so we enjoyed a few sips of wine and painted, and it was very relaxing! Once you are done painting your piece, you will get it back within 2-3 weeks after it has been cured. Will definitely come back here!

I love their selection of bisque ready to paint but I almost fainted from the prices. Too expensive…read morefor me.

I'm updating my review because Christina reached out and went to great lengths to make things right…read moreafter seeing my original feedback. While the work didn't fully meet my expectations, I want to give her the highest praise for her graciousness and dedication in correcting the situation.

Family, friendly atmosphere. Work is very well done. Has more than one location.. creative in their…read moredelivery of the pRoducr