Sweet little art-y shop. Carries a lot of local work, which is lovely. Caters to tastes that are…read moreprobably older and more conservative than mine, but there are a lot of gems, like beautifully designed leather book covers. A good stop if you've got time.

Classes, workshops, exhibitions, kids camps, and so much more with art. My son took two classes…read morethis summer and loved it. Highly recommended!

Palmer Museum of Art…read more I happened upon the Palmer Museum of Art while on a work trip and, to be honest, I wasn't expecting much more than a small university gallery. Instead, I found a surprisingly thoughtful and well-curated collection that easily rivals many regional museums. The museum itself is beautifully designed, bright, modern, and inviting without feeling overwhelming. The galleries flow naturally, making it easy to wander from room to room and spend more time than you originally planned. What struck me most was the range of the collection. From American paintings to contemporary works, the pieces are presented with care and clear interpretation, making the experience enjoyable whether you're a serious art lover or just a curious visitor with an hour to spare. For a museum located on a university campus, the quality of the collection is impressive. Several pieces made me stop longer than expected, and the curation feels intentional rather than simply academic. It's the kind of place where you go in thinking you'll do a quick walk-through and end up lingering. If you happen to be in the area, even for work, it's absolutely worth a visit. The Palmer Museum of Art is a reminder that sometimes the most rewarding cultural experiences are the ones you discover by accident. Topped the museum with a visit at the Creameryas recommended by the docent.

We've always wanted to walk through the Palmer Museum but finally had an opportunity to do so when…read moreit started raining during our summer visit. Palmer is free although you do have to pay for parking which was still inexpensive. The Palmer has a wide variety of art. It's comprehensive without feeling overwhelming. The docents are also very knowledgeable and told us about the history of the museum. (Thank you, Dottie!) The building is only a few years old, and the architecture takes advantage of the adjacent arboretum which is also free and worth a stroll. Leave yourself 60-90 minutes to enjoy all the exhibits.

This annual, free event can't get any better. While it is obviously kid-centered (what kid doesn't…read morelove holding a tarantula??) my wife and I went kid-less and had a fantastic time looking at all the exhibits, holding the creepy crawlies, and chatting with the booth workers. People of all ages would find something they like, and this is a great way to spend your Saturday afternoon. They even have food and drinks to purchase, so you can easily make a whole day of it!

Attended a class reunion here. The pavilion was spacious enough for classmates and guests. About…read more100 people were in attendance and there was plenty of room for all of us plus the dj, food, cake table, and beverages. The grounds are very nice and kept up. Very spacious! I took a little time to read the names in the memorial wall. This is a great place for a large outdoor party. The only reason I gave three stars is because of the restrooms. They need a little help. It was fun having our reunion here. Hope I get invited to another event at the VFW picnic grounds.

I am giving this location a review based on potential as I was here for an auction and not for a…read moreshow. With some tlc, decorations and string lighting this place could be a rustic venue dream come true. There are two stages one outdoor and one indoor. My phone died from the cold before I could take pictures of the inside but the indoor stage was everything one would expect and had roughly 100 seats wrapped around three sides of it. (Potentially a great space for a wedding party to view pictures or if the couple is into acting...a skit or something of that nature) There are gardens and arbors galore. There is also a spaces of land for parking and/or room for setting up tables for an events. I was happily surprised to find many trails behind the the theatre and even though I'd been carrying two children for over four hours(it's good form of cardio) in Pennsylvania's blistering cold I was able to take them both for a nice fall scenic walk while we waited for the auction to close. For anyone who's been to Canonsburg's Little Lake theatre I would say this place is very much like that theatre minus the lake location. Overall, from a potential venue aspect I feel like this place could be a place of lots of celebrations. As for the theatre productions themselves I have no experience but their website boasts lots of information and bios of the cast. Location is close to Penn State, Penn's Cave and other fun places. Certainly a location to consider and if you're into theatre this might be the place for you.

Super fun and friendly environment! Keep up the work guys and upgrade your Yelp site!read more

Have been there once. Was nice and clean. Won $600! Have not tried the food yet. Have heard that it…read moreis very good though. Will definitely be going back!