They service all our frame needs for Onessimo Fine Art-very professional and always on time!read more

This place is awesome! Jamie is so easy to work with and does a fantastic job at explaining the…read moreprocess, creating quality prints and making sure you're happy with the end result. I've come numerous times to have my art professionally photographed and printed. Highly recommend!

We were so pleased with our framed art piece It was a silk…read moreembroidered farm scene Linda gave us great ideas regarding matting and glass selection My husband and I were so pleased when we picked up the piece It was more beautiful than we could imagine I would definitely recommend this shop to anyone looking for framing Linda and Larry are true craftsman and lovely people

LOVE this spot! I am a massive concert goer and collect posters from the shows I attend. While…read morecustom framing is NOT cheap... I could not be happier to spend my money w Larry & Linda. Nicest people ever, great conversation and help you so much w your vision of the framing itself. The pieces I have done w them now (prob about 6-7 diff pieces) are UNREAL! They crush it each and every single poster I have had done. You get what you pay for w stuff like this... and these will now last me a lifetime vs going a cheaper route. Seriously Linda & Larry crushed it 1000000 percent and I am excited to get some more work done w them soon. Cheers!

Great selection of local Florida artists plus engaging and friendly owner / curator, Fernando…read more Attended a recent fashion and art event. Had a great time!

Artlantic is a FANTASTIC venue with some of the best art curations out in the area! I attended one…read moreof his events and had a blast. I met several artists at the event and got to know the magicians behind the magic! I can't wait to attend again!

I recently had the most wonderful experience at The Frugal Framer in Stuart, and I can't recommend…read morethem enough! I brought in a cherished 1980 photo of my husband proudly standing next to his brand-new Datsun 280ZX (a classic car he still owns to this day), and they turned it into an absolutely stunning framed piece. The quality of the framing is beautiful--top-notch materials and craftsmanship that make the photo look even more special. Michele was incredible to work with; she was so meticulous and patient, taking the time to help me select the perfect frame style and colors that perfectly brought out the accents and details in the picture. She really listened to what I wanted and made thoughtful suggestions that elevated the whole thing. If you're looking for custom framing done with care, expertise, and great attention to detail, The Frugal Framer is the place to go. They made preserving this special memory effortless and beautiful. Thank you, Michele and the team--I'm thrilled with the result!"

They did a beautiful job on my Kettubah from my wedding. I have to say, I am so glad I invested in…read morea quality framer that did such professional work. It looks stunning. They were really patient with me too when I was trying to decide on a frame. I felt terrible for taking so long, but they were considerate and helpful despite my indecision. Thank you so much!

Woke up early and Drove to Du Bois Park from Coral Springs just to experience the Du Bois pioneer…read morehome. We loved the park and had to see the home. It was really a fantastic experience. Docent Donna was waiting on the quaint front porch and warmly greeted us as we climbed up the shell mound staircase. Docent Donna was so knowledgeable and shared her personal experiences that brought the home to life. The decor and personal family heirloom in the home were so impressive and brought so much personal insight to the Du Bois home. We had a wonderful time. Well worth the drive.

This house is open for a very limited time on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 10 until 1 pm. The tours…read moreare free with the last one taking place at 12:45. I came on a Tuesday morning but the house was locked and there weren't any tours. I tried calling first but couldn't reach anyone. In any case you can see the rooms through the windows. The house was built in 1898 by Harry and Susan DuBois and gives a glimpse into what life was like in Jupiter 100 years ago. The house is on top of a hill which is actually a midden which is a Native America garbage dump. The hill is filled with shells from the seafood the native people ate. Pottery and beads believed to have been brought by Ponce de Leon have been found in the mound. The DuBois's were friends with another Jupiter pioneer family the Carlins and they made their living by fishing, farming, and operating a fishing camp. Some of the DuBois original furniture remain in the house. You can get a stunning view of the Jupiter Inlet from the house. The little shed on the side of the road used to be on land where the DuBois farmed pineapples and it's called the pineapple house. Harry moved it to the park to it's present location and lived in it while he constructed his home. It is believed to be the oldest wooden structure in Palm Beach County. I hope to make it back someday when the house is open. They don't offer tours on the weekend when most people have off. The only one home was a woodpecker determined to poke a very large hole through the front of the house.

The variety of the works available. So many different artists, all with their own unique styles.read more

One thing I have always missed from Duval Street in Key West is the abundance shops and galleries…read morefeaturing a variety of art work. I came upon this place trying to find an artist's work I saw at ArtiGras (stained glass night lights) and was delighted to see all kinds of art pieces from a variety of artists (it's actually a coop where artists pay for space to show their pieces). Everything from hand-crafted to oil paintings to knitted colorful scarves. Also, the place is laid back and the prices are reasonable - not your pretentious gallery at all. If you are in the area or have visitors (like your mother) in town, check it out....great place to get custom tropical gifts!

Founded in 1980, the Arts Council of Martin County, is a non profit located in Stuart Florida…read more Their mission is to bring the arts to Martin County through education and programs for students and the public. The run an annual two day ArtsFest in Memorial Park every February. A complete list of their events can be found on the cultural calendar posted to their website. The Arts Council offices are on the second floor of the restored historic 1937 Martin County Courthouse which has been turned into the Court House Cultural Center. They operate two galleries with rotating free art exhibits on the first floor. I recently visited the gallery for the current exhibit, Horizons A Retrospective Exhibition of Jim Houser & Dan Mackin. The Arts Council current venture is the SHS Arts Campus Project. SHS is the Art Deco 1923 Stuart High School. The class of 1964 was the last to graduate from SHS. In recent years the building has been used as the Martin County School District Administrative Offices and the Instructional Center for Education. All offices have now moved out of the building and the school board meets in the former auditorium. The Arts Council would like to save this historic building and turn it into multiple mixed-use venues which will include space for working artists, performers, lectures, commerce, and office space. You can see updates of the project on Arts Council website. You can help them reach their goal by supporting their various programs and leaving donations at the Court House Cultural Center.

I stumbled into the Orion Turtle the other day--what a find. This is a community art studio with a…read moregift shop associated with it, by the artists. Do not miss this place, which is perfect for the upcoming holidays, but there will be one gift missing, a solar system glass globe for a Sci-Fi author... Me.... :-)