Lawrenceville is so hip these days!…read more I stopped in here with my mom and marveled at all of the neat 3-D art on display. Then I ran across a gorgeous mosaic by Rachel Sagers and snatched it right up! The woman who helped me with my purchase was friendly and made sure that my art was carefully wrapped and ready for transit. The feel in the gallery is spacious and welcoming, and the art was so unlike other things I've seen. Some items are pretty pricey but it's great to browse. I would come here again for sure.

The Borelli Edwards art gallery is an absolute must visit if you find yourself near Lawrenceville…read more Rotating exhibits will always be able to peak your interest regardless of personal taste or preference. These exhibits will rotate from local up and comers to established artists for many years. Beyond the gallery this is a phenomenal place for all of your framing needs. As my wife and I travel to various destinations local art is our souvenir of choice with our walls in our house telling a story of our adventures. Joy does an incredible job understanding our style and willingly accepting any challenge we throw at her. We have now had close to 20 pieces framed with little direction other than big picture vision. She has never failed to delight us!! Lastly, Joy the owner is reason enough to visit. She is a wonderful and welcoming host that could gladly have you extend your planned 10 minute visit to over an hour. The conversation and friendliness are always a highlight. Why are you still reading my review? Go visit Joy!!

I'm certainly glad I attended my first Cookie Tour in Lawrenceville this December. It's because of…read morethis event I found out about Gallery on 43rd Street. There was a sign on the corner of Butler and 43rd indicating a cookie stop was down this street. Am I ever glad I followed the sign; otherwise, I would have remained on the main drag of Butler and never ventured into this lovely oasis. It's in an old house that is charming in itself. You make your way from room to room on the first floor. The day we were here, there were books in the front with the author present to sign them (gift number one), hand knit scarves next in line with the maker present (gifts number two and three), handmade earrings further back (gift number four), and artwork hung on the walls in the hallway. Everywhere I turned there were eye-catching handmade pieces. Definitely on my list to re-visit for those one-of-a kind locally made items.

My mom bugs me to go here every time she makes it down to Pittsburgh. I think she's purchased about…read morefives pairs of ear rings so far. You wont find this place unless you see their sandwich board situated on Butler Street. It's tucked away on 43rd Street and looks exactly like the rest of the houses on that block. Inside you'll find a variety of local art including paintings, pottery and jewelry. I'm not much of an art buyer and, while I really like their stuff, I simply can't afford it. However, their jewelry is priced low enough that my mom can indulge every once in a while. If you're into locally made, handcrafted art, it's definitely worth a look. The place is rather inconspicuous on the outside but on the inside it's a beautiful Victorian era house brimming with local art and behind the counter is a very nice lady that'll answer any questions you might have.

This place is so cool, whether you're visiting to see the art or hosting an event. I stumbled…read moreacross their Instagram account one day while in the midst of planning a ~25 person event. I went to see it the next day in person and was absolutely blown away by how beautiful the space was - the art was so unique and stunning! Working with them to plan the event was seamless and the pricing was great. The event happened last weekend and everything went off without a hitch. Truly couldn't be happier with the service and would absolutely hold another event there. Am hoping to make it back for some of their art shows too, or some of the other things events they host there for the community.

The service value was great had 2 pics and one cloth pic framed. Great job, no problems with cost…read morevery fare.

Located in almost an alley way but right in the middle of the urban town of Millvale, PA is this…read moregem of a place for Artists and other exhibitionists alike. The main floor is divided by a wall with bar on the other side. With bright wight walls, high ceilings and what looks like the original hardwood floor - this place features works from various renown artists. The place also has a frame shop as you can notice from it's name. Just minutes away from downtown - this place can also be rented for events.

A very quirky and very cool art exhibit/shop in Lawrenceville. Some of the coolest and most unique…read moreart I've seen. If you want to support some local artists then this is your spot to check out.

Righteous little upstairs venue in downtown Pittsburg! We were here as part of a local contest; the…read moreestablishment hosted part of the festivities. They have a solid footprint of space available, some of which houses art that you can peruse and purchase, some of which serves as communal space for events and such. Really cool! They had a "kink and draw" event going on simultaneously while we were there. It was nice of them to give us the space to vibe and do our thing. I noticed there was even a kitchen area in the back. Bathrooms were kind of down-on-their-luck but serviceable. Parking around here is atrocious though, especially during peak hours like a Friday night, fair warning if you intend to drive here.

small mall is filled with handmade jewelry, functional sculptures, art prints, mugs, dishware, fun…read morezines, and even a Kardashian Coloring book made by LOCAL artists. If you want to know what Pittsburgh is really like, shop here! They have really eclectic, clean, and instagram-worthy items, none of that grandma folk art here. My favorite piece I bought at small mall was a holographic hanging artwork that reads, "Other Worlds Are Possible". I look at it everyday and love it so much!

From the owner: Small Mall is a curated boutique featuring art and design objects from some of the region's most…read moretalented makers. We offer a range of affordable and unique work from mugs, jewelry, prints, sculptures, or even handmade furniture. Find something special while also supporting the arts economy.

I'm all about hidden gems within any city but especially when it happens in my own neighborhood…read more With that said it's absurd that I've not given them a review yet. It's actually irresponsible of me not to have done so sooner. This is a cool little gallery with lots of vibe. Every now and again they have exhibits with showing open to the public that are a lot of fun. Viewing art, sipping wine and meeting fellow artists, designers and art admirers is always best when in a welcoming environment. Even when they aren't having open exhibits you're able to pop in and have a look around and make purchases. Always something unique and eye-catching here. They've done it right. Check it out if you get a chance.

I've purchased a couple of pieces from box heart, all of which I am pleased with. The gallery…read morefeatures rotating exhibits of local artwork, which can be purchased at moderate prices. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly and remembered me even after my first visit. Box-heart also features an in-store framer and a large selection of frames at reasonable prices.

Randyland is a local treasure and is super unique. It should be on every traveler's bucket list…read morewhen visiting Pittsburgh. Randy is a very nice man and it's wonderful the gift he has given Pittsburgh. His art is very eclectic and lots of fun. It's so much fun to walk around exploring all the things he has. I also love how colorful the building and all his things are. It really brightens up the neighborhood. He has a colorful and positive personality so it's a great representation of him. I also love all the murals on everything. It's fun to see the collections of different items he has and the painted steps. It's fun to take pictures with family and friends. Check out this Pittsburgh institution.

Randyland eats Disneyland for breakfast. Who wants to meet Mickey Mouse when you can meet Randy. Or…read moreactually a cardboard cut out of Randy. This place clears Disneyland. Randyland is FREE. So instead of spending hundreds and hundreds of dollars to go to Disneyland, you can go to Randyland for 0. I purchased a Randyland shirt because I wanted to bring a piece of Randyland home with me. They also had a very clean and prestige Porta potty. I highly recommend coming here! -Gustavo

I really dig this store, that is when it's open. I swear anytime I try to go it's closed. Despite…read morethe fact that they suggest having regular business hours. I feel like there should be a sign that says "by appointment only" in the window. Luckily they seem to open doors now and again during Unblurred. Once inside, if you should be so lucky, is a collection of treasure. Funky vintage signage, vinyl, China, furniture and more. Lots of odd and ends with good prices.

This place is really cute! The owner is an art teacher who runs the shop in her spare time (read:…read moremostly Fridays and Saturdays), selling a hodgepodge of things she's collected over the years. She really has an eye for quality goods, and the collection ranges from unique vintage dresses to antique horse bridles and collectible plates. Everything is arranged very...organically, so you might have to dig to find something you like, but that's part of the fun! The prices are very reasonable--on par with Red White & Blue thrift store, but for a much more pleasant experience and much higher quality things. Great place to rummage around on a Saturday afternoon!

I've had friends who've lived in the lofts here as well as had their work in display. I like this…read moregallery and I like the various genres they have at any given time. Sculpture, oil paintings, water colors, fabric pieces, photographs. Just what you'd expect to find in an art space. Often I pop in when walking to Whole Foods on a Saturday afternoon. It's a lovely way to spend an hour or so on a beautiful day.

I like taking to artists and buying their artwork. This is a very beautiful space and the artists…read moreare all usually willing to chat. I came in on Saturday while walking home and ran into Ryan. In the past, I've met other talented artists. This loft works well in the early fall as a meet & greet as well as sophisticated gallery. You won't regret taking a tour. The people that come through are incredibly eclectic and friendly.