I had a very large painting that was in a metal frame that was screwed together. The screws…read moreloosened and the frame came apart. I couldn't put it back together, but didn't want to buy a new one if it could be repaired. I took the frame to the Frame Shop, where I had never been before, and asked Sean, the owner, if he could fix it. He said he'd try, and spent at least a half hour working on it. When he finished, it was perfect! He refused to take anything in payment for his work, so I'm telling the world how great he is!

The Frame Shop of Ridgefield is my choice for all of my framing needs. Sean, the owner, is an…read moreincredibly patient, thoughtful, knowledgeable and thorough custom framer. He takes your vision and makes it into an artistic reality that compliments your treasurer. This small business is an integral part of of the Ridgefield community and is well worth supporting!

I love artisan products, witchy stuff and stones and all of that. Stopped by because I was in the…read morearea but I will never go to this store again. I went with my husband and as soon as we came in, one of the women asked if we needed help and started hovering and acting like she was arranging stuff, she was just watching like if were to steal something. My husband felt so uncomfortable that he went back to car , I stayed, then the woman went to the back of the store and then left the store. Maybe she finished her shift. I saw a few interesting things at the store, there's artisan soaps but they are scented with artificial fragrances not essential oils, you can tell by the smell, that was a turn off for me. In summary, the experience wasn't good, so I will not visit again.

Great friendly professional staff and selection of gifts. I have Been going there for decades…read moresince their old location nr 4 corners. My son had his 5th birthday party digging for "gold" and having pizza w friends and family @ his birthday in 1992!!

The weaving class at Brookfield Craft Center taught by Katie was absolutely amazing. She had many…read morepointers to improve my technique and thoughtful answers to my countless questions. Watching the other students' projects provided inspiration for future items and motivation to learn even more. Such a nurturing environment to learn a new craft and enjoy the artistic community.

I was introduced to Woodturning at the Brookfield Craft Center about two years ago, and it has…read morebecome a fun and encompassing hobby for me. I have taken a number of classes, and appreciate the helpful suggestions. I especially want to thank David Heim for leading the open sessions.

So many unique furniture! if mid century modern is your jam this place is your place painting…read morepottery knickknacks it's all here for great prices!

A beautifully curated selection of pieces! Definitely appeals to a millennial audience and is very…read morewell organized. I will be back to buy more pieces from them!

New local and emerging artists on display every six weeks. The gallery also hosts music…read moreperformances, artist talks and other events. The Mercurial Gallery is the creative space for the Greater Danbury, Connecticut-based (web) magazine, themercurial.com.

This museum is small, so it allows you to have an up close and personal experience with the art…read morework. I was gory enough to see an exhibit by Bisa Butler in this space. The tickets were time which prevented over crowding. They also have a delightful sculpture garden to enjoy when the weather permits.

I loved my experience here. The art was beautiful, and I loved the different styles, materials, and…read moremediums that were used to create fine works of art. The influences of each piece were really interesting, and everything was beautiful. They even had an outdoor seating area where you could hang out and look at one of the beautiful sculptures in the back. The only reason why this review is three stars is that the security guards kept following us around the exhibits and watching us very closely as if we were going to touch something or steal something. It made me really uncomfortable. Although I loved the museum, they needed to chill a bit. I know how to visit museums being from NYC where they have pieces by the big names. I loved the artists here, though. They were really good and I was inspired.

I purchased a painting abroad and needed it stretch framed and I wanted a gallery wrap. They did a…read morebeautiful job. So, I recently gave them both our sons' law degrees for framing.

Great service! Got a few things framed. Very knowledgeable and helpful for selecting great frames…read moreand mats. Also had a hand painted frame repaired and glass replaced and workmanship was super! Thanks for all of the help! Would highly recommend! ( ask about their discounts!)

I can't believe there isn't a single review for this place. I came upon it by accident - because…read morethe street the gift shop I wanted to go get my wedding anniversary gift is closed. This amazing store has a good selection of very cool gifts to others (and SELF!), many made by local artists. Ranging from jewelry, clothes, towels, china, etc. reasonably priced as well. Definitely a great place to stop at, even if you are just window shopping...

I love this store! It's full of a wide range of unique items made by local artists, many of whom…read morework at the store. Jewelry, clothing, purses, notecards, wood cheeseboards, etc. My birthday is coming up, so may get something special from there soon!! :)