Now located on the FSU campus on the north side of Rt 9. Ample parking lot. Admission is $7 per…read moreadult. But you can get free library passes that admit 4 adults at no charge. Small museum. We did the whole museum in about 45 minutes. Pieces from the permanent collection on display. And a few special exhibits. It's the rotating special exhibits that will keep me coming back.

Fantastic small museum with interesting rotating collections of painting, sculpture and new and…read moreclassic works. Stunning and simply massive master work by Charles sprague is here, but come to see the installations by new, upcoming and local artists. Very child friendly and close to an incredible ice cream place when the kids get tired.

The very best place to learn and enjoy making ceramics! Numerous hand building and wheel throwing…read moreclasses, plus workshops, private lessons, kids and teen classes. Plenty of open studio hours to create and practice. Inclusive environment with the friendliest, most knowledgeable and helpful group of people EVER!

I don't think my son would have gotten into the art college of his choice without Teresa Higgins!…read moreShe was able to guide him in his preparation of a killer portfolio and gave him tips on technique that were truly astonishing. I was right there to see it happen because I had to model for one of the drawings. It was also great to have art classes unfold without the usual pressure and competitiveness that seems to be lurking in our school system. Teresa Higgins is one of a kind: patient, humorous and hugely talented at what she does. Beth W.

From the owner: T.Higgins Studio offers art classes for creative kids and adults. Children, teens and adults who…read morelove to draw and want to develop their drawing and painting skills, will learn how to create realistic art with a variety of mediums. Classes are small and offer plenty of individual attention. All materials are provided.

What a great group of people very eclectic and music styles. I really enjoy the atmosphere and…read moreironically at who is the promoter from center music. I recorded At almost 35 years ago! Glad to see the opportunities for people to get up there and play. Thank you.

This is a very cute venue. It seats about 100 people. The chairs are surprisingly comfortable, and…read morethey're layered over risers, so you always have a great view of the stage. I saw Who Are You (a Who cover band) at this venue last night (for my father-in-laws birthday) and it was a fun time. The sound quality was good, and they have video projecting behind the stage as well. There's a refreshment stand inside with a beer & wine license. $5 for beer or wine, which is reasonable. The show went on, despite small snow flurries outside.

Excellent customer service, and quality. I had two different works dropped off and they came out…read morebeautiful. Trusted Randi & Jane to make the perfect choice for matting color for both art works. They have so many choices for frames, types of glass and of course matting for whatever project, artwork you have. They also have art classes which you should check out on their website. They plan on opening back soon, since they have only been able to do is pick up and drop off service at this time.

A gem of a find out in the burbs. Look for the purple house with the Mona Lisa painted on the…read moredoor. Inside you will find terrific local art, creative and fun gifts, knick knacks and jewelry, friendly people, art supplies and tons of choices for frames. Check it out.

I worked with Rob to frame a print from our recent travels. His recommendations, service snd price…read morewere exceptional. I would never go anyplace else.

In cleaning out my grandparents' attic, I found some paintings my mom had done when she attended…read moreMass Art in the 1940s. I kept two of them and wanted them framed. I met with Marcia, who was very nice, knowledgeable, and helpful. She helped me select matting and frames, but when she gave me a price, it was waaaaay more than I wanted to spend. She found some less expensive options for me - still not inexpensive, but less expensive. She gave me a date a month out, but they were ready about a week later. Both pieces turned out beautifully, and I'm thrilled.

I am so happy to be the 1st to review Beehive Art. My son has attended classes here and I have…read morenothing but HUGE KUDOS's to Kim and her staff. My son went through the early toddler years completely uninterested in art projects at school, coloring and other creative outlets. I had always seen the creative signs on Route 20, and had an opportunity to check them out. SO GLAD we did!! My son LOVES Beehive Art! He totally changed at preschool as well. Kim allows the child to explore within their comfort level.. and promotes their own creativity. My son completely transitioned into a budding little artist at preschool, and his attention level to art projects COMPLETELY changed. My son was given the confidence he needed at Beehive. He has made some incredibly beautiful items. He is soon to attend camp for a week, and also have a birthday party in September. We LOVE Beehive Art!!

This was so much more fun than I anticipated!…read more Sabrina (hostess/art teacher/lovely woman) led us through a fun filled 2 hours of my first ever nude sketching session! She was upbeat, informative, respectful to both the sketchers (us) and the models. Made sure there were no photography during class unless it's through them to make the models comfortable. (takes guts to be nude in front of a bunch of people drinking and looking at you!) She brought out the artistic sides of everyone in the room, guided us through different sketching exercises (1-3-5 minute sketch sessions) so we're busy drawing instead of JUDGING what we were drawing. such helpful tips! I think we were all VERY impressed with our own artworks! I really thought I'd be drawing a little more than stick figures before coming here. I had a blast and this would make any gathering unique, fun and explorative! I had an amazing time!

I would recommend The Artful Bachelorette to anyone looking for a fun activity to do (whether…read morecelebrating or not!). Like our host said, they do it all from engagement celebrations to happy divorce parties! All skill levels are welcome, and your host will walk you through a variety of different exercises at different speeds. Our model was graceful, poised, and cool as a cucumber. I would love to do this again someday with a group of friends for a girls night! (P.S. I would love to see photos from the Boston event if the host has them!)

Beautiful, handmade art. No pressure while browsing :) so much to see! Many local artists have…read moretheir pieces featured here

I had a strange experience. I found a small painting that I liked and wanted two more similar but…read morenot the same. I asked the woman behind the counter if I could reach out to the artist. She didn't like that idea. I asked if I could leave my contact information and she said "but I have no where to put it." So weird.

Edwards House is a great atmosphere for an event or meeting that needs to be professional but not…read morestuffy. The wood-paneled setting of the main room seems to encourage our event attendees (mostly workshops) to feel comfortable speaking or brainstorming. One of the reasons that our organization uses Edwards House whenever possible is because we do not have to use outside caterers, and the dinners we've had at Edwards House have easily stayed within budget and been much more satisfying and appreciated (by our attendees) than catered meals. The staff has been very easy to work with, and set-up and clean-up are always taken care of with no hassle.

Our church stayed there two years ago and loved it. The grounds were beautiful, the food was…read moreexceptional and the house was great. We were fortunate enough to have the whole house to ourselves. We were able to use all the little rooms for small group discussions and the bigger room for group events. The sleeping arrangements were comfortable and clean. The only thing we had a problem with was we had way to many women who wanted to come and therefore had to have some stay off site. Not the end of the world, but did break up the flow and connectivity, but wouldn't keep us from going back.