ANTONIA HARBIN-FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK

Spend some time this Friday evening in downtown
Northville during the First Friday Art Walk.

Visit us at the Dancing Eye Gallery and meet local artist Antonia Harbin from 7-9 p.m. Her unique silver bracelets can be customized with your favorite charms and ready for Christmas! (Allow 2 weeks for a special order.) Or choose from her jewelry selection already in stock here and wear it home!

We are open until 8 p.m. on Fridays until Christmas, but Friday, December 2 until 9.

Make the Dancing Eye Gallery is your gift-shopping destination!

Our friendly staff will even wrap your gifts for you!

Appetite for Animal Prints?

On the prowl for some trendy, yet neutral animal-themed art? Well then, saunter in to the Dancing Eye Gallery and check out these pieces before they become extinct!

Pictured is one of several unique, handmade jackets by Artclothes.
Necklaces with earrings to go with them are by Antonia Harbin.
We even have animal tiles and paw print tiles like this one by Terrapin Tile.

Tame the wild animal in you. Be territorial -- we are.

Victorian Festival Time!

Finally! Northville's annual Victorian Festival is this weekend, September 16-18! Kicking off with a parade on Friday at 6:30 p.m., the weekend will be abuzz with entertainment, crafters and a Victorian clothing sale, just to list a few things for adults. For kids, farm animals, rides, games and many more fun things will be happening.

It wouldn't be Victorian Festival without a visit to the Dancing Eye Gallery! Come in and check out our art, mainly from Michigan artists -- some new, some true blue.

For hours of the festival and for more specific information about what and where, check out the Northville Chamber of Commerce.

Information on the photos in this post are, in order:

Photo 1 & 2: Spoon Bracelets by Antonia Harbin, right here in Northville.
Photo 3: "Found" artist Sandy Fisher creates jewelry out of found items from Victorian era forward.
Photo 4: Catherine Trever is a repurposed jewelry artist from Berkley, Michigan.
Photo 5: Marlene Galperin from Southfield, teaches ceramics in Birmingham and creates beautiful nature-themed vessels.