Directions
This location at 3900 West Market St. is only the 4th location since our founding in 1899. And all four of those locations were on West Market St. We designed and built the gallery from the ground up in 2000 and we won top honors from Decor Magazine for the design. We don't want to brag but....wait, never mind...yes we do.
Click here for exact driving directions to our front door, courtesy Yahoo maps.Directions
From Winston-Salem / Asheville and Points West - take I-40 East to the 2nd Wendover Ave. exit, follow Wendover, turn left on Norwalk, turn right on West Market, The Art Shop is well marked on the left. Turn left into the shopping center when you come to the stoplight at Walker Ave.
From Charlotte - take I-85 North and stay on I-85 North (keeping left as you approach Greensboro) to Holden Road exit, turn right on Holden Road, turn left on West Market Street, (appox 5 miles) The Art Shop is on the right at the first stoplight.
From Raleigh/Durham and Points East - Take I 85 South/ I-40 Business West. Keep to right and take exit to the right at Replacements Limited. (Just past Mt. Hope Church Rd) Take the short connector (840) to US 70 west to Greensboro. Follow 70 west. It turns into Wendover Ave west. Follow Wendover several miles and take the W. Market St. Exit. Turn right onto W. Market St. and follow past Holden Rd to the first stop light. The Art Shop is on the right.
From Virginia - take 52 South to I-40 East, then follow the directions from Winston-Salem or take 29 South exit on Cone Boulevard, turn right on Cone, turn right on Holden Road, (right after crossing over Battleground Ave) turn right on West Market, go one block to the stoplight at Walker Ave. The Art Shop is on the right in the shopping center.
From Our Blog
What Lenny Loves
The Art Shop’s Inc. owner and president, Lenny Dolin, is an avid cyclist, tennis player and art lover, but unlike a lot of people who are either left brain or right brain, Lenny is also adept at debits and credits and anything to do with accounting. What makes many people’s eyes glaze over comes easily to Lenny. “I just know enough to be dangerous,” he says. Modesty aside, thank heavens he’s good at it because a businesses can’t survive without someone in control of its finances. He pays all the bills and the salaries of our incredible staff and keeps The Art Shop on a steady financial keel.
Lenny has had three careers in his life:
