Great gallery!!! John and Carol consistently curate amazing exhibits!! I love they feature local…read moreartists from the suburbs but also bring in artists from Philly. The openings are fun and the artists talks are a great learning experience. I love walking by when the shows are changing to see what exciting exhibit will be next. If you are intimidated by art galleries, do not be with Church Street Gallery. They are welcoming and knowledgeable! It's a great place to learn and get start your collection. Every exhibit typically has something for various budgets.

Came here to see a gallery showing. Had a good time. The area is well lit and spacious. In hip…read morearea of town. All the pieces were clearly marked and priced. They had wine, cheese and fruit during the event. It was well attended and had an enjoyable time. Only downside is that there's only street parking.

I needed two vintage maps framed to be displayed together. I wanted them to look nice as a set and…read morethey were of differing dimensions. I had asked local friends where to go, and they recommended Strode's. It was the right choice for me. They talked to me about what I wanted, we discussed mattes and frame designs/materials and I was out of there in 15 minutes with my order placed, which was perfect for me because that was really all the time the project needed. They were easy to work with. They told me it would take 4 weeks and they were ready in 4 weeks. Framing is not cheap, but the price was what I expected. Good solid work.

Great gallery and framer. I have been working with them for over 7 years. Their workmanship is…read moreperfection. They are knowledgeable and very nice to work with.

incredible little spot. the owner is a kind older gentlemen who lets you into the shop whenever…read morehe's home, jus call ahead if you wanna double check ! :) he had his beautiful art displayed all over the store, as well as many stunning fossil and mineral specimens, all at an amazing price; as the owner genuinely cares about the quality of the specimens & what the minerals are worth, and not new age spiritualism like many shops seem to. i didn't have much time to look, i managed to grab the stunning agate slab for $4. beautiful art, stunning quality specimens, and an owner who genuinely cares and is knowledgeable about what he is selling. thank you, will return for sure :)

What a wonderful place! We drove past the other day and had to stop. This small store is packed to…read morethe ceiling with rocks, minerals, fossils and art. It is glorious. They have a large selection and choices for every price range. The fossils were amazing. We were assisted by the owner, a retired art teacher who patiently answered all of our questions. We found some treasures and can't wait to go back. Please note, they are closed on Sundays.

I visited Brush and Palette shortly before Christmas looking for a small & local-owned business to…read moreframe a picture recently taken of my son - to be a gift for my wife. They were very helpful in the store helping select just right the frame, glass, etc. I received the frame right before Christmas - my wife was extremely pleased with the work. I highly recommend this business and their work!

this is the best framing shop in Pennsylvania. Excellent price best service over 35 years…read moreexperience picture framer. I never meet in my life someone like owner of art expo. May Allah bless him, and God bless him.

Mike has the knowledge, experience, and talent that I was looking for and needed after another…read moreframer did a very poor job with my canvas. He thoroughly explained what had been done incorrectly and redid the work so that the canvas was taut on the frame and looked beautiful. I highly recommend him to anyone who wants quality workmanship at a reasonable price.

Wow, who knew! So many interesting things made from steel. Tour guides were very friendly and…read moreknowledgeable about Lukens Steel. Beautiful park and historic walkway. I had no idea Lukens steel created the Twin Towers and now Freedom tower bedrock and lobby plate steel. The Guppy is so cute.

Somewhat hidden museum incredibly interesting. Jim the museum director by chance was my tour guide…read more Lived in this area many years and had no idea of the rich history of steel in coatesville. The museum is still in its infancy, but as it stands now it is amazing how many industries and world events lukens steel has touched. Jim was a great host and tour guide. Told a fascinating history.

A great studio located in a beautiful and serene area. I attended the annual holiday sale and…read morestudio show and met most of the artists. There is a wide variety of art including photography, oil painting, ceramics, wood craft, sculpture, and knit wear. This studio has a very friendly and cozy atmosphere that is buzzing with creativity. I highly recommend anyone in the area stop by when they have open studio hours.

The Brandywine Museum has a special place in my heart. Intimate and welcoming, it is set in a…read morebeautiful natural environment, a wall of windows overlooking the river and green foliage. The focus on nature is a fitting homage to the special place the Wyeth family holds for the museum. This family of painters made their home in the area, and Andrew Wyeth - in partnership with his wife Betsy - took the local landscape, architecture and people as his life's work. However, the family produced three generations of artists, and there is usually at least one, carefully curated, Wyeth exhibit on display at the museum at any given time. Each time I come I learn about a different aspect of their art, and fall in love a little bit more. You can also take a tour of the artists' home and studio, as well as the newly installed N.C. Wyeth mural in the Round Barn, constructed just for this purpose. These tours need a reservation and cost extra, but worth it if you are able to splurge.

Visited this museum during their free day (First Sunday of the month) to check out the exhibit for…read moreJerrell Gibbs: No Solace in the Shade. Such a beautiful space ! I can imagine weddings taking place in their courtyard area. The staff was helpful as it was my first time. It's a small but delightful museum, only three floors and the construction of the building itself is very compact and curved. It was great to see the river and the sun shining in through the large windows as you walk up to the top floor. The main exhibit was on the top floor and it was thoughtfully curated with black walls that made the artwork just pop! I was able to pick up a few art prints in their gift shop on the way out. Ample parking but in the free days can fill up fast. Definitely stop in if local or just visiting !