Excellent service and gorgeous gift items! Highly recommend this shop. I went online to shop,…read morePatricia helped me select items for a relative in Haverhill (I'm in Texas). Easy shopping, custom items and super friendly.

What a great store! We decided to spread the love (and money) in this lovely store - support your…read morelocal business, y'all! If I had planned better, I could have spent so much more. As it was, I bought a handmade knitted scarf for a family member for $18 - that's right, something that would have cost me $30 in Boston was $18 and the craftsmanship and design were beautiful. She has a lot of stuff on consignment, so that stuff is subject to what the artisans want to charge (some things were beautiful but a little overpriced). There was a handmade, leather purse that was slashed 1/2 off to $35 - It was worth it but I was not shopping for me (better to given than receive ... damn it!).

A few years back, my kids and I ventured into to Boston to tour the COWS - the decorated cows of…read moreBoston that was also a fundraiser. Well, Haverhill has their version of the cows called "The Soles of Haverhill". Each "sole" represents some form of history or daily life of Haverhill. We drove around and tried to see as many as we could - some have already been sold - and it was a fun time. If you go to the website, you can print out a map and start your adventure. I put the address for the Chamber of Commerce because that is what was on the website and I guess as good a starting point as any. I think I like the one in front of the Pentucket Bank the most, probably because it was the first one I spotted!

I really think these shoes are ugly, but it is "shoe city" and represents the culture- they were…read moreeach made by different groups, so there's a little story behind each one. Maybe I'm not as appreciative as a local, but overall I guess they just are here!

Fantastic customer service and great selections!! I was so happy I was able to have my precious…read morepictures framed by folks at Art n Frame shop! They helped me choose the right combinations for the matting and frame. Great job! I will come back with more stuff soon.

so so happy with Art & Frame Source! They framed my Katubah for a Valentine's gift in 2 days where…read moreother local framing stores were saying 1-2 weeks. Came out beautiful. So happy.

My son was really stuck with his senior project. It was a 3D printed prosthetic hand that he could…read morenot get printed properly. We contacted Chris who immediately offered to help us out. On top of printing the hand for us on short notice, when he found out it was a school project and then being donated to charity, he offered all his time and equipment for free. The facility was very clean, with a considerable amount of equipment to use for various types of projects.

From the owner: Creatorpult is a Membership-based Makerspace. We provide tools, space and materials for the crafty…read moreand curious to learn and create. Focuses are 3D Printers, Electronics, Robotics and Woodworking.

A local art center that provides children's classes as well as adult ones. They range from painting…read moreto ceramics to stained glass, with a lot of one shot deals (book making or Raku (which looks totally cool)) I took the stained glass class and it was great. You buy a few supplies, but most of it can be found at the center including a lot of scrap glass that is perfect for your first projects. I made an owl panel, a ghost, a Patriots logo, a frame, and two maple leaves in the course of the class. You go at your own pace and everyone is fairly nice. Lots of parking, right by the All things Sicilian store that I always meant to go into but never have.

My children took classes for a couple of years. Mostly the children enjoyed them a lot. The last…read moretime we signed up was when the teacher threw out a bunch of ceramics within a few days of the class ending and without warning that we would not even be able to return on the regularly scheduled day to pick them up. I don't know why the kids did not receive all their ceramics to that point or why an email or flier wasn't given to the parents telling us the deadline but the communication was completely absent. After that I figured we would stick to different art centers.

What an unexpected pleasure!! We were met by Frank and given a tour by Andy. We were able to see…read morethe history of printing in the US and the gradual changes over time that improved the process. . My daughter actually printed a small paper. The archives of old printed religious books, old printing presses and the personal tour made it a wonderful visit. I would highly recommend taking an hour or two checking this place out. What a gem that Haverhill is so lucky to have!!!

This museum is jam packed with art and artifacts and enthusiasm. While we were there the volunteers…read morewere giving very thorough demonstrations of the linotype machine and there was a book binding class going on. It was hopping! They had some block printing exhibits, historic printing machines and reproductions, library's of ancient prints, a room on the Bible and it's role in and relationship to print. A good spot for machine, art and history enthusiasts in addition to print enthusiasts. A hidden gem Parking felt limited today, I don't know if it's always that way