You can't beat this place, you want a wonderfully great fabulous time come enjoy and have a ball you won't be disappointed

This is an artists' collective, an old retail store that's been broken up into studios. The actual list of tenants is somewhat fluid, but since the guiding muse--Diane Kilgore Condon, who has a studio there as well--has high standards so do the residents. The problem is getting in; some of the artists keep studio hours while others work day jobs and are harder to find. Therefore, this place's doors usually are locked. However, if you like art and want to support its makers you could do worse than get to know one or two of the people here and set up an appointment or two.

This is a really great environment for artists and the public. It allows many artist to reside in one place near downtown but in the new and growing W. Greenville art area. There are two floors so only part is accessible and not sure about if the bathrooms are handicap accessible. Great place to spend an hour or so. They have events regularly as well. cheers!!! Enjoy!!!