Definitely worth a visit if you are in Oberlin, conveniently located in the cute downtown across…read morefrom the Blue Rooster bakery. The space is bright, cheery, and well-organized. Up front, the shelves are stocked with amazing local art, pottery, carvings, jewelry, vinyl decals, cards, and more! All local!! Reasonably priced. The back section is full of gorgeous art supplies, so much to choose from!! Plus, a cute gallery space! I had a chat with the owner. She was super sweet and welcoming! I can't wait to visit again. Love love love this gallery!!

I do love this place, but the owner recently retired and it is gone permanently- it used to have a…read morewonderful variety of art supplies and hand made art for sale, But I feel silly listing them all in a review when the store is permanently closed. There used to be a cat rescue in the back of he shop where you could even pet kittens.

It's quite interesting to have a museum in the midst of the college town. It's in existence due to…read moreongoing art donations to the college. The museum's history dates back to 1917. The building was designed in an Italian Renaissance-style that truly stands out at the campus. I first drove by the museum months ago and was struck by its gorgeous exterior. I intended to visit for a while and then had the perfect excuse - Picturing Paris: Monet and the Modern City exhibit. I invited my mom to enjoy the museum with me. AMBIANCE: The museum is an architectural gem - gorgeous arches, ornate ceilings, angel fountain, and spacious room housing famous art. Dare I call it the little CMA, it has so many various works of art on two floors. There are so many remarkable works I didn't expect to see in a small college town. Works by Degas, Monet, Rubens, Rodin, Cézanne, Chagall, Warhol, Renoir, Sisley, Pissaro, Modigliani, and more. Sculpture, fabrics, prints, vases, and paintings can all be found at the museum. The collection seems very eclectic and has various styles of art all intermingling. That's due to donations being received for years from multiple collectors. They might have been better organized but the collection is so impressive that it really doesn't matter. Monet exhibit occupies one of the rooms and features four paintings. I always thought that Monet only paints fancy swamps but he apparently had an era of city landscapes. The painting are so gorgeous and have his signature precise paint strokes. Must see! SERVICE: Most of the museum workers were very friendly except security. I was actually disgusted with the security guard's behavior. The security guard approached me and asked if I wanted to turn in my coat. There was no coat check indicated anywhere so it was an odd request. He then told me that my coat is all over the place and I must be careful around art. He said this in a very rude and confrontational manner, later stared me down from every corner of the museum. It was wild to say the least. I did not approach art closely, simply held my coat against me, and was in no way disruptive or loud. I respect art very much so this was uncalled for. I visited many world's museums but never had such a disturbing interaction. It was shameful and not at all welcoming. It was not even in line with any museum culture. He could have asked the same thing in a polite way without singling me out, being rude, or staring at me in a belligerent and intimidating manner. This interaction ruined my whole experience. ADMISSIONS: The museum is open to the public, professors, and students. Entrance is free of charge to all. That even applies to special exhibit like Monet. No bookings in advance, just arrive! Incredible! Donations and museum shop are available in case you're interested in supporting the museum. PARKING: Parking is available onsite. There is also plenty of parking by the square. The area is very walkable in case you're interested in doing some shopping, going to the movies, or dining nearby. The museum's ornate building and art collection are impressive. Make sure that you view the museum from the windows on the first floor for extra wow factor. While I loved the museum, I hated security's unwelcoming and targeted behavior. I'd rather visit a museum where I can enjoy art without drama. Due to this interaction, I don't plan to return.

My child graduates in 4 days after 4 years at Oberlin College and I'm flummoxed as to why today was…read moremy first day in this stunning art museum!! How could I have missed this experience?? Our first year was messed up by COVID but I can't believe I've been on this campus at least 5 times since then and I've never been here before. Today's visit was absolutely breathtaking. I'm still lost in thought. It was so beautiful. Totally free. Not crowded. Quiet. Smelled gorgeous. Drenched in sunlight. Stunning. I want to go back tomorrow!

it allowed me to give people an idea of my art and i'm looking for a place to have my art hung on…read morebeautiful walls that let alot of people look at my art .and decide if they like what they see .kathy maxwell instagram 9828 kathy maxwell thank you for letting me show you some of my art .

HEDGE, housed inside 78th Street Studios, is one of the most innovative, vibrant and beautiful art…read moregalleries in the Cleveland area. The owner, Hilary Gent, provides contemporary space for emerging and professional artists to exhibit their work. Visiting HEDGE is a true experience. It's large, modern space beautifully curated by Hilary's thoughtful eye. Hilary consistently has new, groundbreaking exhibits, which will challenge you to think about art. Even if you think you "don't know about art," HEDGE's inclusiveness and friendly atmosphere will make you feel at home. For art collectors with more eclectic taste, HEDGE is your mecca. Hilary's curation brings in everything from lighting fixtures to acrylic paintings, drawings, textiles, and photography at affordable varying price ranges. I'm looking forward to seeing her current exhibition, THREADED, a textile art collection by three women artists. Hilary herself is also a brilliant artist, so take the time to observe her stuff! She's also a well-known event planner known for her chic, tasteful weddings within this space. If I ever get married, Hilary will be the first person I call. During the next Third Friday (when 78th Street Studios is open to the general public), head to Hilary's gallery for a great social hour, a glass of wine, and to meet other supremely interesting people. Her dog, Jack, will be waiting to greet you!

They seem to have everything. Need something framed? This is the place. Great $$$$read more

My Oberlin kid was giving me a campus tour and we stopped in as I needed a hairbrush, face lotion,…read moretherapy tape, and some nice greeting cards and got all that, and more! Decals! I love cool vinyl decals. And a Settlers of Catan game, not kidding! The game section is fantastic! Fitness items, too! Great service. Fair prices. Checked out quickly and we were back on campus! Great location. Free street parking. Well stocked! Wow they sure do fit all the essentials in this compact shop. Love it.

The docents here are very knowledgeable and they don't do guided tours, so you can explore the home…read moreat your own pace. It is nice that there is a Wright home nearby and I am baffled why it took us so long to tour the house?

I have visited many Frank Lloyd Wright homes but never this one which is closest to home. It is a…read moreself guided tour with an opening presentation by a docent who is available for questions. This is a middle class home so it is smaller. No huge servant run mansion this time. Instead of art glass there are woodwork cutouts which mimic the look and style with more economy than colored glass The grounds are gorgeous with the drive serving as an outdoor fire pit patio area. The long gravel drive is lined by a fruit orchard. We were lucky and it rained for a brief stint during our tour. The traditional cantilevered terrace overhang used by Wright had a special feature to enhance the rain. There are round finials which create an "inside the waterfall" type effect. Beautiful!!!

Had a great time last evening at a virtual origami class led by James. People from all across the…read morecountry were linked by Zoom! We learned how to fold a fox, a jumping frog and a very special airplane. The overhead camera allowed everyone to have a Birdseye view of exactly how to make each fold. I enjoyed the class and have been inspired to learn more!