Tall Grass Arts Association is not-for-profit organization serving the Chicago South Suburban arts…read morecommunity. There are regular exhibits showcasing local and other artists.. Artists of the gallery address juried in yearly and have the benefit of of selling their art for sale in the Gallery Gift Shop. Juried artists also have the option of participating in the Annual Art Fair held on downtown Main Street in September. This event is one of the oldest outdoor art fairs in the Chicagoland area. The gallery is well lit and very inviting. There is also an art school on the other side (off Lester Road if coming from the street). Definitely worth a stop!

From the owner: To promote public education and appreciation of the arts; to encourage artists; and to support high…read morequality art through exhibits.

This is AMAZING Place! It has to be one of the cutest places that I have seen since a place that…read moreused to be located in Downers Grove IL called Nancy's Tea Room. Art 4 Soul although Art does heal the Soul, this hidden Gem is so much more. It is the perfect place to purchase a unique gift. I was really impressed with the items for infants/children. The Associate that I met that day was polite, welcoming, knowledgeable, and professional. If you are looking for a place to host a party for your children, yourself or a girls night out, this is a great place! If you are looking to get together to do something unique with friends, this is your place. I am looking forward to my next visit! I had the pleasure of speaking to Jen the Owner and she was so accommodating.

I've been going here for years and it just dawned on me that I have never left a review. This place…read morehas a fantastic, cute gift shop in the front and a ceramics painting area in the back. Jen, the owner, is super nice and always willing to assist with her expertise. You should definitely spend some time shopping or creating here!

Garden Gallery & Studio is a place where people can create, commiserate, and learn new skills in…read morethe realm of art and creativity. The Gallery supports artists with and without developmental disabilities. Art instruction classes, works of art on display and for sale, and general merchandise is available. Check them out on Facebook at: http://www.facebook.com/GardenGalleryandStudio Follow them on Twitter at: https://twitter.com/#!/GardenGalleryTP

We accidentally discovered this Tinley Park VOGT visual art center and we were sooooo glad we did!…read moreMy 9 years old was over the moon with all the trains, trains and more trains!!!!! They had multiple displays of trains all over the place. And it was FREE to visit. The staff was so nice and friendly and most of the trains belong to them where they put it on display for us to see and admire. I love the little details around the trains with Santa, reindeers and if you look closely, you'll see the back to the future car and even Batman and Robin! The young conductor showed us how to operate the toy trains and even let my 9 years old drive it. He had a blast. The thought, time and hard work they put into the display were simply amazing. It was soooo beautifully done and there were pictures of the old Tinley Park train stations hanging all over the place. If you're ever in the area, please stop by and check them out. They put in so much work so for all the little boys and girls in us who loves train can enjoy a wonderful time learning and seeing all the cool trains!

What a lovely space, I am so glad I got to discover it…read more My granddaughter's art teacher submitted a painting of hers for a "What I love" exhibit and the opening reception was today. It was a peak moment for me. The Arts Center is located in a gorgeous old home in the middle of downtown Tinley Park. It has been modernized with first floor bathrooms and a ramp from the back parking garage. There are benches and a coat rack to make things even more appealing for all the guests. I plan to visit much more often as the selected art on display changes on a monthly basis. Who knows, maybe I will even submit a piece for one of their open shows?

One of my favorite galleries in the region! It has a little something for everyone and I don't mean…read morethat as a cliché. They carry wearable art, functional art, sculptures, paintings, and photography etc. The price ranges vary so really amazing works can also be attainable. The staff is friendly and knowledgeable about the works they carry. It's located in an older home converted so it's very cozy and really gives off a great vibe. They also have art openings which is a wonderful time to come out because you can talk to the artists about their work and meet new people!

In the heart of Orland Park is a very nice art store, filled with creative pieces of Chicago, urban…read moreart, celebrities, comics, and life. I walked in and, after shopping, found a piece on sale (yes, they do have sales) in time for my Super Bowl party. Customer service is beyond compare, and the representatives are very knowledgeable and helpful. On given evenings, they invite guest artists to explain their craft and engage in discussions. The evening chats also include refreshments. Please give this place a chance. You will not regret it.

Great people. I've come to rely on their staff's experience and expertise. Great vibes and…read moreprofessional service.

Lovely space in a quaint south suburban community. Right on Main Street in a gorgeous Victorian…read morehome.

An amazing place and space for creative to grow for all ages! The art that is being made here is…read morereally impressive!

Paul Henry's Art Gallery is an absolute gem of a place, a credit to northwest Indiana. Most…read morevisitors probably know it for the weekly acoustic open mic on Thursdays, but it also happens to be a wonderful gallery that hosts various artist receptions and other events pretty regularly. The collection is large, and changes frequently enough that if you come back in a month or so you're very likely to see a whole bunch of stuff you haven't seen before. The open mic night is $5 to get in, and also features a pot luck. Bringing food gets you a discount on entry, and being a performer yourself or an exhibiting artist in the gallery gets one, as well. Any combination of two of these criteria means free entry; I play music there fairly regularly, so I pay $3, and it is definitely worth it to support the gallery and enjoy the atmosphere. Coffee and non-alcoholic punch are provided, but it's also BYOB, so if you absolutely must imbibe, you can bring your goodies. Although I've been to the gallery roughly 50 times or so, I always notice something I hadn't seen before. More often than not, the piece had been there the whole time, but there's so much sensory overload going on that it is really easy to miss really wonderful pieces, which makes returning an adventure. The overall atmosphere of the place is perfect, as the building is about a hundred years old and has endless charm. It doesn't hurt that the owner, David Mueller, is one of the nicest guys you'll ever meet, with strong knowledge and love of art. I'm not actually from Indiana, but businesses like Paul Henry's really make the northwest Indiana region much more appealing. Definitely a huge feather in the cap of the area, and a must visit for anyone who loves art.

Interesting space in Hammond in an old hardware store. Do not let the remnants of the past in the…read morestore steer you away from taking a closer look at all the art throughout the gallery. Towards the back of the space is, what I consider to be the neatest area. There is a large open space in the back where there is a lot of art. Not only that, but every Thursday night there is an open mike jam that starts at 7:00 pm. It's a really rustic and comfy place. The owner is a real interesting fella and is really nice. It is a local owned business and it is a wonderful thing to support those!