Jewelry making workshop in York, Pennsylvania

Michaels is a home goods store located at 1415 Old York Road in Abington, Pennsylvania. This arts and crafts store is the perfect place to explore your creativity, with a wide range of art supplies, fabric, yarn, frames, floral, beads, jewelry kits, and more. Whether you're celebrating Valentine's Day, Black History Month, Mardi Gras, Women's History Month, Ramadan, or Easter, Michaels has everything you need. From party supplies to gifts to crafting materials, Michaels has it all. Additionally, Michaels offers a variety of classes, demos, and events for all ages and skill levels. Join in-store or online classes for art, sewing, cake decorating, and more. Don't miss out on the latest trends, best deals, and exclusive offers at Michaels!

Michaels is a home goods store located at 1275 York Road in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. This arts and crafts store has everything you need to explore your creativity, with a wide range of art supplies, fabric, yarn, frames, floral, beads, jewelry kits, craft machines, and more. Whether you're celebrating Valentine's Day, Black History Month, Mardi Gras, Women's History Month, Ramadan, or Easter, Michaels has all the supplies you need. From party supplies to gifts, cards, and decorations, you'll find everything to make your special moments memorable.

The Dark Parlour, located at 118 East King Street in York, Pennsylvania, is a unique institution that combines elements of an art gallery, home goods store, and retail space. Owned by Lauren Rae, The Dark Parlour offers a diverse selection of antiques, collectibles, art, books, and witchy primitives spread across five rooms on the first floor and the second floor. The institution also serves as an artist studio where Lauren creates various items for purchase, including hand-drawn greeting cards, catnip toys, knit items, original artworks, jewelry, and more. The Gallery on the second floor hosts curated exhibits, workshops, lectures, paint nights, and other events, making it a versatile space for cultural experiences. The Dark Parlour prides itself on being a premier destination for those interested in dark aesthetics, historical pieces, and gothic primitives. The Victorian aesthetic of the row home, built in 1900, adds to the overall ambiance of the institution.