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March 2024 by Natasha Moore
Worth the stop. Free entry. And the docent on site explained the stories and quite frankly was captivating. What an extraordinary concept.
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March 2024 by Claudia Alejandra Alvarez
They always have nice and interesting exhibits!!
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July 2023 by Dr. Mutawally
Modern, sheek, and absolutely beautiful atmosphere! You would love it here. Can't wait to visit again.
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May 2023 by Helen Powell-Busch
Best coworking space downtown. Beautiful old building, wonderful light, friendly and smart staff.
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March 2023 by Kaitlyn Cipriani
Beautiful co-work space upstairs and National art Gallery downstairs.Came in for a lecture my company organized ❤️?
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February 2023 by Cerise RB
There was nothing going on....the few shops that were opened were non craft related. Very disappointed
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February 2023 by Katharine Galpin
Wonderful folks working here and interesting work. I left feeling inspired and creatively invigorated for the new year. Will definitely be back in to enjoy the book collection.
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January 2023 by A Google User
Excellent curators at the front desk who put a human face on the exhibit. Appreciated the out of the box death experience with the art coffin and meditation.
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October 2022 by Lauri Jones
Fascinating place to visit. Looking at craft through a contemporary lens - loved the different perspective.
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October 2022 by colleen gilgenbach
We enjoyed the exhibit and the woman adding her comments about the exhibit were very insightful. Can’t wait for the next show
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September 2022 by Ilene Procida
Excellent curators at the front desk who put a human face on the exhibit. Appreciated the out of the box death experience with the art coffin and meditation.
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August 2022 by Hannah Duncan
Beautiful space! I worked in the Coworker area. Free Kombucha and coffee. It’s a quiet space full of creative people.
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August 2022 by Joe C
Very interesting exhibit about the history of basket making among the Cherokee peoples.
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August 2022 by Lee Macik
Was wandering by the Center for Craft and saw the weaving exhibit. I came back with my family and was so happy I did... while visiting WNC I wanted to connect to the Cherokee in some way, the basket weaving exhibit a delightful way... the films about the biology and the weavers were just fantastic.
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July 2022 by robert morrow
We just happened by and stopped in to see what was there. We loved the gallery space itself, it was was tremendous. The variety and complexity of the baskets were amazing. It was also extraordinarily educational and we walked away with a much better appreciation for the Cherokee nation history and heritage, and the individuals that are helping to preserve it.
