Wow, so there's an art gallery amongst the chaos and crazy of Atlantic City. This is a phenomenal…read moreway to spend some time and enjoy some cool AC. I was aware of the Arts Garage by the outlets but went to the Noyes Arts Garage located in Claridge for this first time on Saturday. They had several sections filled with art collections from a bunch of different artists. The main room was huge and there was also an upstairs and downstairs section. The Claridge used to be a casino, so I think this area used to be a convention hall. While it's not a museum, if you took your time to look at each piece, you should easily kill a few hours. The collections varied, giving a little something for everyone. It looks like certain collections and exhibits are only there a certain amount of time. It's free to the public, and open until 7pm daily. I'm so impressed that this gallery is here and recommend anyone in AC looking for a break from the slots and parties, to get there art on at Noyes.

Relatively nice place, the admission is free to the public and it has a good variety of art to look…read moreat. The only thing is because they don't own their own parking lot you and they are part of the Outlet Parking garage, you still have to pay for parking. I feel like if they gave those who visit the museum free parking there would be more people visiting it, it was basically a ghost town in there. The place is still cluttered and you don't know if something's part of the art display or not. I feel like they need to invest more on their signage because most of the art pieces are described on a piece of paper printed out and taped onto the wall. Barely any of the artwork have the dates on them, which I feel is an important part to the art, especially if you're going for a school assignment. Overall it needs to be reorganized and although it's a free art museum to go to, the parking fee makes it difficult for people to even want to go there. They do however have a deal for if you spend $25 you get free parking, but that doesn't entice people to come. Workers are extremely nice and very informative. But I feel like with the city being as vacant as it is, this museum won't survive for much longer without more crowd to it. This is extremely sad especially since it's a school funded museum and as a local I want the city in general to thrive.

Easy to find - follow directions. Cool to see in person if you're in the area. Watch out for poison…read moreivy and people just hanging out.

Big Rusty is a different type of troll than I am used to seeing by Thomas Dambo and we almost…read moredidn't make the trip out to see him, but I'm glad we did. Big Rusty is made with a lot more metal than most of the other trolls, which are mostly made from wood. I believe all of his artwork is made from reclaimed items and it was actually nice to be able to see and appreciate this medium. Photos don't do Big Rusty Justice. There there is a real charm to this hungry creation that only comes across when you see himin person. Don't be put off by all the no trespassing signs and road closure signs and dead end signs, etc... it seems that the people who live nearby are just trying to keep visitors away. There is a very clear sign at the beginning of the gravel road that states the city has declared the road open and it is okay for you to visit. You will probably spend as much time walking through the abandoned buildings and looking at the graffiti as you do in appreciating Big Rusty. Art is art and this is definitely worth visiting.

WHAT A BLAST. We came here for my birthday kind of ironically because online we saw reels saying it…read morewas the "weirdest museum ever," and thought it would be kind of funny/maybe even creepy. Little did we know it was actually FASCINATING; it was so fun to admire every last piece in the museum. The tram guide was great, the pre-recorded audio is helpful and interesting, and the collection is so varied and extensive that you can't help but love it. The pipe organs - fabulous. The walkable "toy box" collection was great after the tram. Overall, I'd recommend this to anyone - it was soooo fun.

What a fun thing to do! We didn't know what to expect and want to say we all really enjoyed the…read moreexperience! Admission was reasonable and enjoyed the self-guided part while waiting for the next tram departure time. There was everything you could imagine - except one thing! A TELEX MACHINE (which I used to operate). When I asked the staff if they had one none of them even knew what I was talking about (early 20's)! We took the tram tour and really enjoyed it. The tram moved at a nice pace so you could really take in everything. So much to see - everywhere. It was a really fun way to spend a few hours on a rainy day! But I urge you to visit rain or shine!

If you don't like hanging out at the boardwalk which can get very scary at night. This is the place…read moreto go! Feels like being in a little fishing village!

I love the Borgata! It's my favorite hotel. I would come back to AC and just stay here inside the…read morehotel the whole time. I love the pools, the stores, the food, the people, the ambiance. Everything here is incredible. I love the rooms and the views. The last time I was here I stayed on the 37th floor and had ocean views. I would highly recommend this. I can't wait to come back!

I was in Atlantic City visiting some visiting family who were staying at the nearby Resorts Casino…read moreand Hotel and since the gallery is located inside the Hard Rock Hotel and Casino I had to pay a visit to the place as well. My goal was to find items related to bands that I follow for my PiercingMetal adventures and lucky for me, Paul Stanley of KISS had recently done a showcase of his work and many of the paintings were on display. The courteous staff allowed me to photograph them and I will be adding them to the website posts. I also was able to see the works by Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart and Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen and everything was awesome to behold in person. Of course, fine art by such notables is way out of my price range but I do appreciate it and it was wonderful to see. The gallery itself is not a huge space as its located in part of the hotel but believe me they fit plenty of work in there for you to enjoy if you are just a looker or someone who is entertaining a purchase. Hopefully I will get to return at some time in the future and see some different stuff. Be sure to visit if you should be in the region. Its time well spent. Then go gamble a little bit at the Hard Rock.

Fantastic gallery! We have purchased several pieces from this location and have worked with Ally…read more She is so knowledgeable and ready to help us/ answer any questions we have. She's such a sweetheart and happy to help you whether you are just looking or making a purchase. We've attended a couple of artist shows here (Godard and Fazzino) and they were very well run! (Discounts/ specials on the artists work, meet and greet etc.) Nicely done! They have a great assortment of art on hand and are able to easily order you any not currently in the gallery. I especially love the back display room where you can have specific pieces pulled so you can make your selections without distraction. It's a great gallery with lots of fun pop art. Hard Rock is the perfect location for it! I would definitely suggest stopping in and looking at what they have. They also have an email list and Facebook page to keep track of upcoming events and offers. Enjoy! :D

Our family has been visiting Wheaton Arts for many years! It's our favorite go to place in the…read moreFall! We have many glass pumpkins made there. Anytime we have out of town relatives visit, we take them there. It's so peaceful and also educational. Winter of 2026 was very bad this year and we noticed it has also taken a toll on their landscaping. With time, I'm sure it will be repaired. This place is worth an afternoon visit! Be sure to check their calendar for special events.

Glass, yo, it's from Joy-zee!…read more This is a weird but cool arts campus in Millville, mainly about glass, but also housing a decent-size pottery guild, and a small building of textile/tribal arts. In addition to live glass blowing demonstrations, and special classes or make-and-take events for glass/pottery pieces, they have a glass museum with tons of history on glass in the USA. NJ had all the right conditions and materials (wood, sand, soda ash, and silica) for glass so it was the nation's main source of glass for a long period in US history. They make pottery and glass items on site that are sold in the store, and visitors can observe all of this being made. There is a long nature trail, a lake, historic schoolhouse, and various other interesting buildings on the campus. There are at least two stores, both with tons of glass and pottery/ceramic gift options, among other artistic mediums. There is finer art glass sculpture available too, in the gallery store. Wheaton offers a handful of free admission days every year (mostly in summer), including the Fire Muster, with a bunch of fire engines and firemen! They also host craft shows, holiday themed weekends, and other festival events. Live music and food trucks are normally part of any event day. It's a very fun place, and easily can take 2 hours to explore everything. My last visit I was there 3 hours and still didn't get to the nature trail. Nearby Vineland has many great food options, especially Puerto Rican.

We stayed here and had a great experience. The rooms are very clean and have everything you need!…read moreWe enjoyed having so many restaurants available, although our group did not need the casino. The tough part of staying here is the place is HUGE--it takes quite a bit of walking to get from the parking garage to your room, to the restaurants, etc. We got used to it, but it is confusing to navigate--they do provide maps for this reason. Staff was friendly, and our room remained clean. They did charge a resort fee when we checked in, but this was quoted in the original price we booked online. So overall we felt it was a good deal to stay in a spot with very clean and nice rooms, although wouldn't stay here with a family as we didn't need the Casino and sacrificed convenience for the long walk to our rooms for this.

The former Trump Taj Mahal reborn as the Hard Rock. The overall vibe is Boomer Playground as the…read morereplacement hip crowd ventures out to catch their 1970's rock heroes in all their Tribute Band glory. The casino by AC standards is extremely well done with plenty of tables and slots to satiate even the most opinionated day tripper. Extra credit for a first class buffet. When these geriatric rockers finally shake off their mortal coils you can easily see the property reimagined as the Hard Rap Hotel and Casino. Five neon stars turned up to "11".

The iconic Hard Rock Cafe does it again! They are in the works of bringing back to life Atlantic…read moreCity, and they are not playing around. With an exceptionally curated list of restaurants (some have won awards for best restaurants in hotels) some of the most delicious cocktails I've seen at restaurants and options to accommodate every dietary need (yes vegan and vegetarian as well), this property will be become a must visit destination when going to Atlantic City. There's no need to leave the hotel. You want a great concert of comedy set, they got it (we watched Stephen Marley and Buju Banton)! You want to be pampered or get your hair done, they got it (the massage at the spa was delicious). You want to dance at a lobby bar, they got it (we skipped that hahaha). Hard Rock Beach is conveniently off the boardwalk and has a bar with bites to eat. Grab a day bed and enjoy the shore. The service was top notch across the entire property. Happy Munchies, @JaeGreens

Great place on the Atlantic City boardwalk for entertainment and lodging. The semi-modern rooms…read morewere spacious and clean (no mildew in the shower). Under $150 per night during a non-seasonal month. Our room had a beautiful view of the boardwalk and ocean. Most of the elevators were broken and was a nightmare going up and down. After the second day, the hotel supervisor Alejandro, switched our room to another tower with a suite with a better view. Lots of the eateries on the 2nd floor were open until 4am or 24/7 which was a great perk. Sadly no live poker room in this casino which really pissed me off. The Steel Pier amusement park and eateries were a nice extention to the hotel.

This is statue of big Jose. He is outside a Mexican restaurant in Wilmington Delaware. We had to…read moreget some pictures of this guy because I like getting random statues and pictures and things like that when we're on vacation. So they had a plaque is a big Jose and I had this guy with a big old guitar just a singing and playing his music so good times I bet he likes to party

Had a great time at a private party for my girls. The instructor was knowledgeable and easy to…read moreunderstand. Even the little kids came out with great paintings

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