Experience is wonderful. At times when I visit I feel a connection with a particular collection of…read morepaintings or a single piece that is absolutely astonishing. Exhibit openings are bright and welcoming! Have a chance to meet the featured artist(s) which is an awesome experience. The owner and staff are the finest people anywhere. They are just the best! I love this place nestled in the heart of Babylon Village. I casually visit when strolling by or intentionally visit when there is an exhibit opening. I highly recommend visiting and having the beauty of the art flow through me. - Scott

New gallery on Babylon Village with changing exhibitions. A beautiful bright space. Only open Thur…read morethrough Saturday in the late afternoons. Tuesday and Wednesday are by appointment only. So happy to see this new business in the village. Wishing them much success!

The exhibition "American Gods" is an interesting and timely group exhibition of 35 artists on the…read moreLower East Side of Manhattan featuring established illustrators and up-and-comers.

This gallery previously had shows in NYC and has now set-up a permanent space out in Port…read moreJefferson. We have picked up some very unique art pieces here and they regularly change their exhibition so always good to stop in and look around.

A few years ago, I used this company's services for museum-quality framing of a historical document…read moreregarding a mining disaster's centennial. To this day, I still get compliments on the framing and the preservation quality. I plan to work with them again very soon!

The owner is friendly and extremely helpful and it's amazing to have a local gallery like this…read morewhere you can pop in and see art for area artists. They have a good collection and are often changing what's up on the walls, so it doesn't become stale. In addition there are changing themes and photographers can submit stuff for a chance to have their work seen. It's right in the heart of town on Main Street and adds a nice place to pop in while strolling around. They've done a good job creating a welcoming space for locals to appreciate the art that is produced in and around NY and Long Island.

I've always seen the sign that says "Art! Free admission today!" And finally had the time to check…read moreit out. I drive by this place all the time and never realized what a gem it was. It's located in a cute, historic house where the first floor is a gallery and the second floor seems to be an art studio. This was a really great way for me to see some wonderful art by local artists.

With its old wooden floors, this is the perfect location for displaying art. My first time here and…read morecertainly won't be the last

I'm writing this with a heavy heart. My husband was recently diagnosed with cancer, and due to the…read moreemotional and logistical challenges that come with such a life-altering event, I needed to withdraw from a class at the Art League of Long Island. I reached out to explain our situation and asked for a reimbursement of the administrative fee, hoping for understanding in the face of a medical crisis. To my dismay, the Art League refused. While policies are in place for a reason, I had hoped that a nonprofit centered on community, creativity, and human expression would show at least a little human decency and compassion. Instead, I was met with rigidity and indifference. This experience left me incredibly disappointed--not just because of the money, but because of the message it sent. Life is unpredictable, and when people face hardship, institutions have an opportunity to show grace. Sadly, the Art League chose not to. I can't in good conscience recommend this organization to others. Art is supposed to be about empathy and connection, but my experience here suggests otherwise.

As you can see from my previous positive review, it's not like I have an axe to grind. Today's art…read moreshow was a mess. Some of this was beyond their control but much was their responsibility. Place was packed. There was no parking. Nobody outside to try to steer people in the right direction. When they found out there was a construction crew blocking one street, someone should have immediately gone into action. Some of us parked down at the day care center, only to be that we weren't allowed to do that. Well, where was I going to park? Poor planning folks.

I have been going to Sidewalk Alley for framing for 30 years. Always happy with quality of…read morefinished work and the selection of frames. I recommend Sidewalk Alley.

Sidewalk Art & Framing is a hidden gem. Their framing is beautiful and they have an amazing…read moreselection of frames, mats etc. The gallery has a a wide variety of really great artwork as well.

I had originally ordered a large number of matching frames from an online vendor thinking that…read morewould be simple/cheaper. When the order got delayed... and then canceled (!!!) the day before our long-scheduled event, I scrambled to find a local framer. Abbot was able to make all my various custom sizes with an incredibly quick turnaround... all for the same price I had found online. AND they were prettier! I seriously can't say enough how thankful I am to Rashid and Abbot... they saved my a** (...and probably my job). Fantastic, beautiful work, incredible customer service.

Rashid was recommended to me by the artist from whom I purchased art from…read more Rashid worked with me personally and with patience, he had better suggestions for framing then I did. He has taste, he is not pushy nor tries to upsell you. I appreciate the timely completion and quality of their work and love how my pieces look.

So I've been here a couple of times and this is such a lovely space. Not only do they hold weddings…read moreat the mansion here there is a lovely paved path along the sculpture garden. There is also a hidden hike behind the woods that loops around the sculpt garden. It's about a one mile loop.

A Long Island gem. There's free parking, a paved path with views of sculptures and different visas…read more( about a mile), and multiple trails. In the museum building you'll find changing exhibits, works by famous artists from Long Island, and more. Most days there are tours of the museum's collection at 2pm and on Saturday's there is also a 1pm mansion tour.