They were terrific to work with! We had a poster and a picture and they were patient with us and…read morevery accommodating in getting us to selections we felt comfortable with. The framing work was remarkable and we are very pleased with the outcome. They know their stuff!

My wife and I cannot imagine a better place for our art purchases than Frames of Mine. Susan and Ed…read moreare experts in the creative and delicate craftsmanship of frames, ensuring that each art piece, poster, or picture receives the attention it deserves. Their large selection of Italian frames and the use of high-quality glass is truly impressive, and the comprehensive service and advice offered by this wonderful couple is consistently excellent.

If you're looking for a truly relaxing and healing activities to ease the daily stress we all…read morecarry, try Tobang Ceramic art studio in Fort Lee. This is without a doubt the place to go. Between myself and my family, we've probably worked with all the artists there, but this place is the best I can think of. Head instructor, Jong Kang is a 25yr seasoned exibition artist, a veteran in ceramic art field, super friendly and nice, who will be able to provide you art work creation experience. With a small lesson fee, you will get the full support in art work including materials you need. The artist Jong is a very active exibition artist; you can check her work out at her personal website. Stop by the Tobang studio and you will get the most bang for the buck if you want a true art experience.

The Belskie Museum of Art and Science is a fantastic local (albeit small) museum located next to…read morethe Closter Public Library and across from the Tenakill Middle School. I was disappointed to have mixed the exhibit featured during the month of January on Korean minhwa (folk painting). So this time around, I made a note to attend the reception for April's exhibit on Mixed Media Masterpieces and had a great time browsing the museum to look at the pieces curated by Meagan J. Meehan. The pieces for this particular exhibit were available for purchase, so along with the work title and artist information, the pieces also had prices listed with the exhibit labels. I would have loved to purchase a few pieces, but they were expensive for someone on a grad student budget! Admission is free, although donations are welcomed, and receptions for the monthly exhibits typically occur on the first Sunday of the month. The museum is only open on weekends between 2 and 4 pm and closed during weekdays. There is an exhibit schedule available online, and no exhibits are on show during the summer months of July and August. The staff are welcoming; the woman who sat at the reception table greeted me when I entered and asked me to sign the guestbook. If you're in the area, the Belskie Museum is a good place to spend an hour on a weekend to enjoy local art.

Our 8-year old daughter absolutely loves going to art class each week. Judy, her teacher, possesses…read moreamazing creativity, designing imaginative projects that truly engage the kids. Even more impressive is her incredible patience -- she gives every child the individual attention needed. We also had a birthday party here for our older daughter. All of the kids had a wonderful time and walked out with beautiful works of art! The team made the birthday party planning so easy. Judy is a truly wonderful teacher who has instilled a deep love for creating in our daughters. Highly recommend the Paint Box!

What an amazing experience! Everyone had an amazing time and it's for all ages. You won't…read moreregret a class!

A fun time even if you're solo. But with people cutting in and out and heavy traffic, it can be…read morechallenging getting pictures. A quick experience [c, as you can do the whole thing in 15-30 minutes, depending on how much you focus on getting the perfect picture. Staff was fine.

If you enjoy taking perspective photos, then this is the place to be. Located inside the American…read moreDream mall, Tilt is not so much a traditional museum but rather an interactive exhibit featuring 20+ different pieces of 3D art. As you proceed through each art piece, there are makers conveniently placed on the floor with example photos along the walls to show you where to stand and what angle to take the picture from in order to get the desired effect. My favorites were the Statue of Liberty, the arcade, and the dragon. This place is best enjoyed if you have someone to go with. The staff was very friendly and offered to take us group photos on multiple occasions. All in all, we spent about an hour here and had a fun time.

A great gallery and community space. This gallery curates fine art events and community events. I…read morehave been several time to its many talks on subjects from how to make a book to permaculture. The gallery is also a full service design studio.

I love watching movies on a big screen with a tub of popcorn and some fizzy pop…read more I also love local NJ history, vintage treasures, museums, and old Hollywood--all packed into this art deco space, the BFC. Things to note: It's one theater with a disconnected parking garage around the corner. General admissions tickets for a film are $15 for adults, $12 for seniors and kids. Live event general admission varies, maybe around $30-$35 depending on the event. You can head to their website for a full calendar schedule of what they're showing. Adjacent to the lobby you can visit the art gallery and see the upcoming and rotating exhibits. Head up the red carpet staircase to the Streichler Gallery and you'll see digital screens along the wall, a Steinway piano, and the entrance to the VIP lounge and private viewing box. It's a real treat for locals who take pride in living around so much history. Did you know they'll be showing When Harry Met Sally on New Year's Eve? That sounds like a lovely way to ring in the new year. So calling all cinephiles, history buffs and Film/American Studies majors, let's go to the movies!!!!

If you want to go to a movie; one you haven't seen, one you never heard of or maybe one you want to…read moresee again....The Barrymore is the place for you. One theatre, general admission and reasonably priced. Stop by their museum and have Karen show you around. I learned a lot about films in the Fort Lee area, and some surprising facts about the area. Free parking behind the theatre in their garage makes it easy.

I recently had two physical objects framed by Jose and they turned out wonderful. It was obvious to…read moreme that a lot of care was put into preserving and framing these one-of-a-kind objects. The pieces came out exactly how I imagined based on our conversation. I would definitely recommend the shop and Jose!