Celebrate entrepreneurs and small business owners during National Small Business Week, May 4-10, 2025! The Dancing Eye Gallery as a small business has been in downtown Northville for many years. We represent many local artists and small-batch creators. Come in and support them!
It’s the perfect time for some fresh spring beauty! Mother’s Day is on the horizon as well! The Dancing Eye Gallery is blooming with gift ideas.
Our vintage vinyl event last Saturday was a success on Record Store Day! Our vinyl collector provided us with many (understatement) albums. Come in anytime to peruse our vast collection!
Put Thursday, May 1, on your calendar for Northville’s Ladies’ Derby Night from 6-8.
You’ve got time to find the “proper” Derby hats or fascinators!
Also on May 1, the Dancing Eye Gallery will host jewelry artist Jenn Lootens of Blackenedruby Studio. She will be here from 6-9. Great gifts for Mother’s Day ladies!
Get your bunny fix at the Dancing Eye Gallery!
Opening Day in Detroit is Friday, April 4!
As we await warmer weather, celebrate National Cocktail Day today to take the chill off!
This is the last week to support The Kids’ Table by purchasing a used book from the Dancing Eye Gallery.
You can help support The Kids’ Table with a used book purchase. Details below.
Start celebrating St. Patrick’s Day early on Saturday, March 15 from 12-7 p.m.! Enjoy food and drink discounts in Northville’s Social District. Check out gathernorthville.com/events for more details.
Visit the Dancing Eye Gallery for your Irish fix! We have plenty o’ green!
During the month of March, the Dancing Eye Gallery will be supporting The Kids’ Table, a nonprofit organization. Their food pantry is located at Cooke school in Northville! By purchasing a $3 used book at the gallery, you will support The Kids’ Table so they can supply meals to families experiencing food insecurity.
The Kids’ Table, a 501c3 nonprofit organization, is dedicated to providing children and families in southeast Michigan with community-based resources to overcome the developmental, social, and emotional issues caused by food insecurity. We will do this through direct funding of projects and through active collaboration with local schools and other nonprofits.