This is an amazing gallery, not only do they sell art, wood, paintings, photography, jewelry but…read morethey offer classes. There's over 50 artist and a huge selection. The owners Cindy and Jerry are awesome no pressure to purchase anything, so next time your in the Poconos stop in it's an amazing place to see!

From the owner: The Art Factory of White Mills has more than 65 local artists on display. Our gallery offers a…read morevariety of art mediums with reasonable rates. The Art Factory of White Mills offers on-going classes in acrylics, water-oil; surrealism, impressionism, landscape and abstract, figure drawing, photography, etc. We also offer theme related "paint & sips", wire wrapping and YUPO painting workshops. Gift certificates and lay-away are always available.

I really enjoy this space, always interesting art on the walls and some interesting group…read moreactivities, like the figure drawing sessions

This art gallery is in the center of town. I was invited to attend an art presentation by a friend…read more VIRGINIA, a local art instructor, displayed her students' art for the public's perusal. Most of the items that were on display, were also up for sale, priced from $50. This event attracted many people. The place was packed. A food presentation was available free of charge to all the attendees. This was a very pleasant affair, well orchestrated. I would assume this gallery leases space to would -be art enthusiasts from time to time throughout the year.

The owner, Juan Espino, is a wonderful supporter of this town. Additionally, he is an accomplished…read moreartist. I left with a truly delightful painting of his of the local Settlers Inn at Christmastime. When I take it out each year for the holidays, I'll be reminded of a lovely time in this small town in the Poconos. It was made even more special by the elegant gentleman who took the time to share his knowledge of Hawley and his art with us. Thank you.

Checking out the tenants in the Silk Mill, we almost didn't stop here but we're glad we did. An…read moreinteresting and varied small collection of art (we found and bought one piece we really loved) but the real attraction is the owner himself, Mr Espino, who is an artist in his own right but also a charming local history buff who can tell you a lot about the area and suggest some local points of interest and activities.

I recently purchased the Samsung Frame TV! I love how when it's turned off it looks a piece of…read moreartwork. However, the frame options that Samsung provided did not match my style so I decided to reach out to the Sally from Mainstreet Galleries to see if she can help... After spending some time designing the frame together, she was able to build me this FABULOUS custom gold frame for around the TV & it came out better than I ever could of imagined. I am SO happy with it, I just had to make this post about it! I would HIGHLY recommend her for a project like this or any other framing needs you have -- she is the BEST & I had such an amazing experience working with her! 5 stars ALL THE WAY!

Quite small, but a nice way to spend 20-30 minutes. When we went, there was a little reception…read more(read: wine and cheese and crackers!) for some different art showings. Worth checking out if you're passing by and have a bit of time to kill. Free!

From the owner: Catskill Art Space (CAS) explores contemporary art practices of emerging and established artists…read more Through exhibitions, performances, classes, lectures and screenings, CAS fosters creative community in the Catskills. In 2020-22, CAS underwent a major renovation and expansion to activate its previously unoccupied second floor space, allowing the organization to expand the scale and scope of its programming. Coinciding with the renovation, the organization is reopening as Catskill Art Space. With exhibition space spanning two floors and four galleries, CAS aspires to be a regional arts destination, delivering programming that is diverse, dynamic, and life-enriching. CAS promotes the visual and performing arts of, by, and for our communities, including world-class artists, local artists, and arts education. CAS regularly offers opportunities to show work in our venues, and we welcome submissions from artists and arts groups through an annual call for exhibition proposals. CAS also empowers emerging and established artists of all ages to deepen their practices through various educational opportunities. Our long-standing CAS Kids program provides a free out-of-school learning opportunity, offering families intensive arts education combining art making and historical context. In our mixed-media and ceramics studios, we invite the community to explore, play and learn about art-making.

A tiny but friendly art gallery that features local artists, worth a brief poke around. The gift…read moreshop has some charming handmade jewelry, scarves, books, etc., at surprisingly low prices. They host receptions for new exhibits, and I think some music events.

I was extremely SHOCKED on the second floor. They had on display several disturbing items that…read moreshows how far our society has gone. One of the items was a teddy bear with clothes pins attached all over its body and its head resting on a board to be cut off. Two additional items were several black heads with large lips / noses on top of a black chest and a large wire box full of beanie babies with a board going through the wire box. The gentleman at the gallery, was setting up for a showing this weekend and directed our group upstairs. How disturbing.

Arts are OK, I liked few, I didn't get the thing when gallery attendant woman didn't let me make a…read morepicture I just wanted to show one funny piece for my friend, anyway I went on website they had a virtual tour so I did screenshot there of the same picture LOL , she made me feel like I'm trying to steal Mona Lisa but it just random art gallery

Horrible customer service/interaction. Rude, very short & little male worker with an accent yelling…read moreand harassing me because i stepped in for the first time and took a picture of one of the art pieces. Mind you, i didn't see a sign or know no pictures allowed. I've been to art galleries where pics are fine and if they aren't, a worker will let me know, usually in a polite manner. No this man yelled at me and even after i instantly put my phone away, he kept yelling about it. As if he was scolding a bad child. I'm an adult. I respect people. Therefore i require respect & human decency in return. He harassed me to the point of needing to leave. Sad to say i will not be returning and letting others know of his poor service. On another note, the art gallery on 6th street belonging to Sean turrell is amazing and he provides excellent service and interaction.