Like the Getty Museum in Los Angeles, the Ferguson Art Gallery and restaurant in Marblehead, Ohio…read moreis an absolute must to see! Truly remarkable blown glass pieces and Lake Erie themed wall Art offered by Master Glass Blower, Cary Ferguson.

I would just like to thank the artist for taking the time to show my wife and I his studio. and…read moreexplains how he goes about painting what I call master pieces. Those of the light house were beautiful . once again thanks for taking the time to talk to us.

Learned about gallery when I picked up paintings for a relative for shipment. Recently returned to…read moreinquire about some artwork we had and was delighted to meet Christine, who identified the works and provided the artist's contact information. What a great fine art resource for our community!

From the owner: The Gallery Features Revolving Exhibitions of Original Work by Local, Regional and Established, Mid…read moreCareer Artists

Studio 605 Fine Art was fantastic! My friends and I planned a galentine's paint night our…read moreexperience was one we will never forget!!! Definitely can not wait to come back!

From the owner: Studio 605 Fine Art is an art studio, gallery, and paint and sip party host.read more

It was my first professional tattoo and I was so happy with the results highly recommend coming…read morehere. The details and everything were perfect and couldn't have asked for anything better! Thank you so much Rob!!

By far the best experience I've had getting tattooed. I got a gnarly deathhead moth on my throat…read moresplit into two session (bc Rob knew when to call it a day depending on your bodies reaction--good call). Both sessions were as chill as getting your throat tattooed could be. No small talk while in the moment had me in an almost trance and really helped me to love the proces, or ritual of it all. I was expecting to be paying an arm and a leg for the quality of work, but he stayed on the very low end of my budget which I am super grateful for (tip yr artists if they are that good, friendly, and just as invested as you in making sure it's gonna come out awesome with the best placement). Rob is one of those artists ya want for life for sure!

There were no updated reviews about the pricing but it definitely isn't $2 per person anymore. It's…read more$4 per person to see a very small space. It had less variety and square footage than the free city greenhouse, Rockefeller Gardens (stellar place!). My 8 yr old's admission was a joke because she declared it was very hot and stepped outside to the front desk and gift shop within a minute of stepping inside. Honestly, children under 10 should be free with the amount of interest holding them there. There was only 1 other separate room with some bonsais and a caged chameleon that was displayed in a way that was hard to see. In mid April, many flowers/fruits still weren't in bloom or already bloomed or I don't know. The conservatory itself only gets 3 stars in my opinion but the best part is actually the outer grounds and trails. The trails were great and we got to see all sorts of birds (blue jays, mallards, Canadian geese, woodpeckers, finches, etc.), squirrels, chipmunks, deer. The small garden area surrounding the butterfly cage was cute. We also saw the world's cutest dog there that I mistook for a rabbit--a baby French bulldog.

It's Ohio and fall...the most beautiful time of year! I wanted to go for a walk outside to enjoy…read morethe sun that was trying to peak out after many days of rain. And I wanted to embrace the fall colors. But, I wanted a path that wouldn't be muddy. I made an impromptu decision to take my son and boyfriend to Miller Nature Preserve because I knew it would be dry inside the conservatory and from what I remembered, there were some paths along the building outside. We started inside, which is amazing on its own. We paid $2 per person to go inside and experience the warm humid climate and jungle like setting. Tropical plants are everywhere, along with some cactus and bonsai trees. It's a great place to go anytime of year, but I would imagine winter months would be very enjoyable here to warm up and see some greenery. Then we walked around outside in their garden areas, which is really pretty too. Not too much to look at this time of year as everything is transitioning to winter. We were surprised to find a gravel path that went into the woods outside of the parking lot. We didn't pay attention to the map posted at the beginning of the trail, as we assumed it would be a short path. Boy, were we pleasantly surprised and very wrong! We walked through the woods for about an hour. We didn't see anyone else on the path so it was quite magical. The trees were just starting to change and the sun would peak out from the clouds occasionally. At some point the path seemed to feel like we were on someone's private property, and we were very confused, but the garden area we came across was beautiful. All sorts of cool stones, a little pond, and millstones galore. Then we somehow ended up on the trail again, which ran next to a creek. There were benches scattered about the trail as well. I never knew these trails were back there! It was an enjoyable adventure and I hope to come back soon!

I maybe should wait for a return visit to write a more comprehensive review but Toledo is an hour…read moreaway, Yelp ain't paying us for our professionalism, obviously, and I take more pride in racking up Firsts than in running up my total reviews so away we go! This place used to be a tattoo parlor and it shows in the layout. It might not be optimum for all shows but I kind of liked it for the Midwest and Beyond graffiti show I attended with some fellow Detroiters. One of the tattooing rooms was the cofounder's studio that he had opened up as a chill spot and it was fun trading sketches in black books with others who sought a place away from the hubbub of the main room. Connor Degnan's Art was on full display, too, and it was a fun side quest from the main exhibit. A back room also had some brightly colored pieces that seemed to be part of the permanent or semi-permanent collection. Turnout was just right; the room was filled up but not overstuffed to the point of claustrophobia. The curators maximized the wall space with a lively and varied collection. Quality varied but there were definitely some standout pieces. To me the big problem with reproducing graffiti style art in a gallery is it loses a lot of its vitality stripped of its proper lawless context. It loses a lot of its street cred if you take it off the streets. Nevertheless it was fun to see and a good crowd to see it. A DJ played old school hip hop and the snack table was legit. The rap letters over the front door with the gallery name was a nice touch; I feel like that's not just for this show and is gonna be around. I hope so. Hope this gallery is gonna stick around, too. It could really go either way with this type of establishment.

Beautiful glass on display and for purchase. We were surprised at the reasonable prices and…read morewould've loved a set if we weren't traveling by plane with limited baggage. They also had some pretty items for sale at the register; we ended up getting a magnet for my father-in-law who grew up in the town. We did a self-guided tour, but the staff around was very knowledgeable and dropped little tidbits of information. They also have a very cool poster of the town for only $1. Free to visit!

I loved our tour! It was just the right start to our getaway. People were friendly, knowledgeable,…read moreand funny. It is truly a hidden gem.

Went here yesterday on a team building trip. We had so much fun and learned a lot. The artists were…read morekind, informative, and knew how to keep us engaged. I've been glass blowing before but the one-on-one attention and the small group made a big difference. A really nice time!

The first place my family visited in Toledo after having lunch was the Gathered Glassblowing…read moreStudio. It is a wonderful little shop in Toledo which sells, you guessed it, items made of glass. They have glass candle holders, glasses, glass decor, glass Christmas ornaments, tons of glass type items. They are reasonably priced, considering that they are made in house by their artisans. They can be a unique gift to gift to friends, loved ones, or heck to yourself! I bought a few glass candy cane ornaments to put on my tree on Christmas. I also bought this beautiful Asian style looking blue vase which goes great with the rest of the decor in my living room! Gathered Glassblowing Studio also provides classes in glassblowing, alas I did not have time to do that. Still, that is pretty cool!

Mantiques Studio began before it truly existed…read more   Mantiques Studio is the manifestation of the shared dream of Creators, Kim and Mark who have a mutual passion for creating in the space where vintage and modern intersect. This partnership that they have formed through their unique backgrounds and passionate energy. Mantiques Studio and Gallery is their retirement pursuit. For several years, they have been using vintage buses, automotive, and farm equipment parts, as well as other found and reclaimed items to create unique artwork. They have an eye for finding beauty in the rustiest of items. Can you put a price on a treasure from the past? Go look for yourself!!!