What a treat to see gorgeous photos from not just the Berkshires but all over the world! There is…read moretruly something for everyone here, and for every budget;Steve offers everything from matted prints and small framed prints and books to very large pieces on aluminum, acrylic and canvas. In addition to the pieces hanging on display, there is a large screen with a slide show of at least 150 additional images, many of which are stunning. It's in a great location with ample parking, and there is always great jazz playing inside!

From the owner: In 1995, after 13 years working in the private sector, Stephen Donaldson picked up two cameras and…read more"threw it all away" to pursue his lifelong dream of photodocumenting a journey around the world. From October 1, 1995 until June 2, 1997 he traveled in a massive loop around all six inhabited continents of the world. The journey took him from Los Angeles across the United States, through Western, Central and Eastern Europe, Scandinavia, Russia, China and central Asia, India and South East Asia, Australia, the Middle East, Africa, and South America before returning to Los Angeles. In total, he visited 42 countries and logged in excess of 100,000 miles of backpack travel. This journey, and the images he compiled over the course of it, was the springboard to a freelance career in photography. Since 1998 Stephen has been based in Great Barrington, in The Berkshires on Massachusetts as he has built his business around his ever-expanding archive of travel fine art imagery.

I saw no one had reviewed this place yet, so I decided to. It's def worth stopping in…read more It's like an art gallery and a craft shop combined. Nearly everything was made by local artists and artisans with great talent, skill, and dedication to their craft/art. Most everything was out of my then budget, except for the some of the bowls that the person at the counter informed me were made in California-- they were pretty, but I'm not really into smoking. (There's a dispensary across the street if you decide to buy a bowl and something to smoke in it-- of the many dispensaries we passed by, this one was the only one w a line out the door, so I guess it's the best one or at least the most popular) The person working behind the counter was really nice and happy to answer questions. I actually saw work in one of the cases on my way out by a jewelry artist that I follow on IG, so that was cool and unexpected. It was a really nice shop.

They are thieves. I had mistakenly sold my Mother's jewelry to them. When I asked for it back they…read morehad removed the silver pieces and gave me back the costume items and denied they had any silver pieces which is a lie since they had commented on them when I first showed them the jewelry.

AMAZING! This is BY FAR the best Antique shop in Great Barrington MA.. A MUST stop on your…read moreantiquing trip

Not every antique and vintage shop are created equal- some will have a ton of tchotchkes and…read moreothers, have more polished items. Some will have dirt-cheap prices and others, will break your wallet. All That Jazz on Stockbridge Rd in Great Barrington, MA met us nicely halfway. If you're in the mood for a little bit of old-fashioned fun, this is the type of antique and vintage shop that kept us busy when we stayed in Lee and wanted to grab a few things to bring home. And coming here on a Monday, was nice to wander from stall to stall to see what antique or vintage items vendors sell. We reasonably snagged a few items including a cobalt blue planter box and a few other things. Our total bill at the end wasn't outrageous- plus service was great and polite from Ian. If antique and vintage shopping is your thing, All That Jazz is a bit of a gem and will give you a nice dose of shopping therapy.

this used to be located right down the street from me on rt 102 in Lee, it was one of our favorite…read moreplaces to browse. This location in GB ss actually bigger (i think) and the variety of the different vendors is impossible to describe. You can (sometimes) haggle a bit with the sellers re: pricing and the staff are always helpful and friendly. They have everything from books to dinnerwear, jewelry, large and small furniture, Americana, ephemera, original and antique art, clothing, toys, lighting and other salvage items for every aesthetic. If you are looking for something to do I would highly recommend checking this place out...there is SO much, it's hard not to find something you will like.

Yes, the time has come! Seeds for sale. Grow your own strain. Excellent. The gentleman who works at…read morethe larger of the 2 locations was extremely knowledgeable on the subject of home cultivation. If you're just curious; or a person tired of paying a premium due to state tax on cannabis. This is a worthwhile visit. Such a great idea!!

Do Not buy seeds from Glass and Grow, they do not stand behind there products. they will not…read moregerminate. then when you go back for a credit. No REFUND. just a 50% credit. Not good business people, Don't waste your money with these people. buy your seeds from someone with better business policies.

Lovely gallery in Great Barrington. Beautiful, reasonably priced artistic glass, paintings etc…read more I've bought several beautiful items there. Lauren is a pleasure to work with.

Place was great, Lauren took care of me when I was in a bind and need something framed before…read moreValentine's Day. Very cool place nestled in GB!

Great finds...ummm that's what you'll find!!. Check it out. Bet you'll be surprised…read more I always find something interesting, and the frame shop is great, too.

I ALWAYS go here when I need something antique-ish for my house. It truly is a treasure shop. Once…read moreI found two matching oval gold mirrors for a bathroom, one each in different vendors' stalls. Another time I found the perfectly proportioned antique wood set of shelves for an alcove. It's a great place for entertainment shopping, too--just to browse for fun!

I've been hunting for the perfect piece of art for my Manhattan apartment -- you know, something…read morechic, sophisticated, worthy. I was walking along Church St. in Lenox, and decided to check out this so-called "gallery" -- Sohn Fine Art. I stroll in with high hopes, and honey... big mistake. Stay FAR away from this sad little wannabe "gallery." The owner, Cassandra Sohn, is out here acting like she's Norman Rockwell's long-lost twin -- please. She's not visionary; she's just delusional. Her attitude? Rude. Her so-called "art"? Tired. Dated. Like, if dust could be pretentious, this would be it. In my opinion, you're better off buying in the art section of Five Below.....

***** WARNING ARTISTS *****…read more I entered a fee-based competition for possible inclusion in a Soon Gallery exhibition. Instead of adhering to the acceptance/denial notification date she originally stated in the specifications, the gallery director switched to a Hollywood style maneuver and told me I was, "shortlisted", with a NEW notification date a month away, thus rendering my artworks in limbo and unavailable for exhibition elsewhere. I contacted Ms. Soon and demanded a refund. After her sad attempt at convincing me that by having shortlisted several of my pieces she had indeed fulfilled her obligation of timely notification, I contacted my credit card company. Bank of America has no tolerance for this type of manipulation of terms and upon their investigation granted my full refund.

Amazing Asian art statue and art collection-- from all over the world. Speak to the owners, they…read moreare so knowledgeable and travel around the world for their merchandise.

We wandered off during one of our days while staying in the Berkshires to come here and take in all…read moreof AsiaBarong's immense art collection. To add, the husband and wife team prove that there's no stopping them. The massive- and I mean jaw-dropping space is the perfect background for showcasing a range of Tibetan sculptures, Balinese, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, Nepalese, Indian to Kama Sutra and even more items. There are $$$$$ sculptures up the wazoo- but we were substantially below that. Plus, we're not in the market for Asian statuaries or marble items weighing a ton. As an alternative, AsiaBarong has many modest pieces such as Buddhas that I was eyeing- but we have a few in the garden and indoors. Instead, we picked up a very small Xian Warrior sculpture, a black lacquered Japanese vase, hubs picked out a black onyx bracelet for himself and something for our daughter. The price was right and so was the super warm service. She even secured one of the gifts in like a (cleaned) plastic salad container for the ride home. Listen... whatever works.