The women there are phenomenal! Classy, sophisticated, beautiful, helpful, caring, and not to…read moremention great salesmen. There's a girl who works there named Heather I think who proved to be extremely knowledgeable and helped me pick the perfect piece for my dinning room! I will be going back!!!

From the owner: Sorelle Gallery is a fine art gallery and art advisory firm that represents over 40 emerging and…read moreestablished artists from around the world. Specializing in original fine art as well as fine art prints, it is Sorelle's mission to assist clients in finding artwork they love for their spaces. Through Sorelle's art advisory services, we are able to advise on each client's individual space either in-person or through digital superimposing onto an image. While provide a customized experience for each client, all of our artwork is also available for purchase on our website. All fine art prints ship directly to the client, and national and international shipping is available for original artwork as well. With a broad range of art styles and price points, find stunning artwork for any space and budget. Please note that we do not offer art appraisal or restoration services. Thank you.

I am taking 4 stars away because Silvermine Art Center gets grants on the basis of "supporting arts…read moreand artists." And they do not in principle accomplish that, in my opinion. They do support their insiders' clique and their own appearance. For instance, there are talented artists in the area who are not rich and can't afford an open sketch at $40 a pop for long pose and $30 a week for short pose. If you do both open sketches a week, that's $70. $70 a week for the right to stand in a room and draw a model--no materials nor instruction. (Nor would I want that.) Proctor said it all goes to the model. I would like to see proof of that! To some of us $70 is grocery money. They haven't a clue. They live in McMansions, likely married to men who've made a fortune. This scene is by the wealthy for the wealthy. Additionally, I am disabled. I can't sketch from 10-3 on the long pose. I physically cannot sustain those hours. So I offered to pay half for half the time. (I would leave during the break.) The proctor refused to accommodate my disability. (I have medical records to prove it.) Cold cruel people run this place! A place where your physical disability will not be accommodated, though they get state and federal funds. Why don't state and national grants go to the models? To reduce the cost of the open sketch for artists? I used to work in a Manhattan art gallery on W57th Street, and even there I did not deal with oversized egos on the level of SAC admin. Looking around the room at the rich duffers who could easily pay 20x the fee, you wonder why admin can't raise all the money from them? I agree with the reviewer who said Silvermine isn't a place for serious adult artists. It is not. --It's a place that just as easily murders talent.

I love Silvermine Art Center. I have taken three different…read moreclasses and have only experienced professional and talented instructors. Currently and for the past 18 months I am concentrating on photography which I love.

If you like antiques and decorating this is THE place. There is truly something for everyone here…read moreregardless of what decor style you enjoy. I drive all the way from Long Island to go shopping here and I love everything about this place. The vendors are top notch, everything is displayed beautifully and thoughtfully and there is tons to look at. Everytime I go here there are new antiques to shop and I love that its a nice mix of old and new. I could spend hours looking around this place. Some items are negotiable as well. And since I love a good deal I genuinely appreciate that.

I found a garden item and needed a pair. The pricing on this item just didn't make sense--one was…read more$20 more than the other. When I asked the woman behind the desk she became defensive and would not check with the person who did the pricing. She just doubled down. The experience--the first I had with this place--didn't make me want to do business with them.

Got my first and second tattoo here. Great couple. Awesome work and reasonable prices. Very happy!…read more10/10

Great response time, awesome ambiance! I've had my tattoo for over a year and it still looks freshread more

I called and spoke to Ann. I had a question about a Picasso etching my mother bought about 60 years…read moreago. I had no knowledge or paperwork on it. She was very patient and professional with this novice. She said send me some pictures and I'll give you some information. We exchanged numerous emails and she finally gave me unfortunate news. I truly appreciate her time and professionalism. I would utilize her services again and highly recommend her.

Ann continues to be a trusted and effective expert on all things art, consistently pointing me in…read morethe right direction; she is enthusiastic and reliable.

Any gallery that shows Paul Lipp art is magnificent! I own the two fisherman on the dock and…read morecherish this beautiful oil.

These guys stayed open late for me and helped me to perfection. I'm from California and had my…read morepainting shipped. The painting was late to my Hotel, they framed it and installed the wall mounts for me. I was treated with kindness and professionalism. I recommend Geary Gallery to anyone who deal professional people who care about there customers.

I showed up at 5:20 on a Friday with two pieces to be framed. They close at 5:30 and we're…read moreunwilling to help and told me to come back another time. I don't understand how that would be a good level of service. I don't plan on coming back

Great place, great owner! High-quality framing and there are always interesting exhibits to view.read more

It's easily one of the best children's museums, especially for toddlers and slightly older…read more They have a wide array of activities, including the fake bus of course, and a cool fake shopping area. I've never seen such a clean and well maintained children's museum. The staff is constantly putting things back - they're like waiters at a high end restaurant. Go.

So I haven't been to many children's museums yet but this one came highly recommended by some…read morefriends. I really enjoyed all the play stations here, this is definitely geared towards little ones around 3-5 years old. They have a tiny tot area where they have soft play area for babies and infants. Then they have an older area with miniature town, slide and other science stem activities. They also have a kitchens are, a music area, a play stage where they have story time. The water play area looks fun for older kids. They have a mechanical dinosaur inside. I hear in the summer they have bubble stations and outdoor fun foam play blocks. Looking forward to coming back.