The work these ladies do is Amazing! The true art of framing is obviously a family talent! Judy and…read moreRebecca always impress me when I drop my custom limited addition concert posters off. They have turned my home into my private music hall of fame! There is nowhere else you can get this quality for a great price! Keep up the great work ! I always appreciate my history lesson on Langhorne Boro when I pop in as well!!!

I have had three pieces framed here and the results have exceeded my expectations. Judy was very…read morehelpful in helping me pick out the perfect frame, but also recommend matting to allow the picture to stand out. She has an eye for color and design which helps turn any item into a masterpiece. CON: I have gone to the shop during business hours only to find it closed.

Another 5 plus (stars) on my fourth order from Madi! I received my hand-crafted ornaments earlier…read morethan was promised!! She has such great packaging and I recognized where the order was from immediately. I am very pleased with all of the items purchased since Madi started her business. She is detailed, efficient, and very skilled ...

Parking was a breeze. It was such a wonderful stroll up to…read morethe front door because of the cherry blossom blooming right out front!! The staff is so welcoming! I was here to see a program where the three artists shared their history and the story behind their pieces. It really was so charming and precious. And I enjoyed seeing their works. There were also some instruments there so when the conversations ended, you could still just look at the art and there was somebody on the piano and there was a gentleman also on the drums and it was so wonderful to be in that space and to enjoy it this way. I look forward to coming back again!! I'm very grateful to the staff for caring for us all & the artist were very fun, inspiring, wonderfully interesting and engaging. It seems that they also found this day very special too. Lots of laughter.

The Ellerslie Museum of the City of Trenton is truly a gem. It is set in the beautiful and bucolic…read moreCadwalder Park, which was designed by Frederick Law Olmsted (of Central Park fame). So when you approach the stately mansion that houses the museum, you get to experience the lovely park as well. Once inside there is so much to see. Upstairs is the permanent exhibit of Trenton pottery. The other exhibits throughout the building vary from mixed media, photography, illustration, paintings, textiles...it is always something interesting. Molly's Museum Store is also chock full of handmade items that make wonderful gifts. The Ellerslie is also host to many different events for example poetry slams, chocolate and wine evenings, concerts, Sunday socials and much more. It is a wonderful spot and a perfect way to spend the day.

Great old fashioned service and fantastic framing. Also a great place to find unusual gifts. They…read morehave been there forever!

Absolutely beautiful community…read more I went here with my mom for a crafts and food fair they were hosting. The space was packed with beautifully handmade garments, jewelry, challah bread, and honey (lots of honey). Although we didn't understand the words that were being said, we could understand the mood of the room. From the open body language to the smiles on countless faces, it was a very enjoyable place to be. We ended up trying some food they were making. The kitchen there was full of husbands while the wives sold the food. It was lovely to see this partnership between families and how comfortable everyone was with one another. The food itself was absolutely delicious. Coming from polish descendants, the varenyky was an absolute must to try. The potato pilatsky was my favorite though. Just the perfect amount of salt and butter in both. The homemade sour cream was just the perfect icing on top. While we were eating outside, near the courtyard, the place suddenly went quiet. The loud crowd of kids and teenagers playing and adult talking was in abrupt silence as the crowd parted to either side of the courtyard. A single lady in the middle of the courtyard started the crowd into song, a song we believed to be the national anthem (not sure). There is no way to really describe the emotions that were coursing through me as I watched the scene. It was just absolutely tear jerking. We had a lovely experience here. It was nostalgic to hear the heavy accents that sound similar to my grandmother's polish accent. Delicious food and even better atmosphere.

I'd love to see this place restored to its full potential. It looks like the buildings haven't been…read moreupdated in quite some time. This is basically Ukraine's multi-purpose hall. You can rent out the place for weddings or other events. But they really do need to invest more in it.

Julie was wonderful to work with. She created a no stress atmosphere while we were shopping. She…read morereally got to know what we were looking for and made some fabulous suggestions. I recommend seeking her out at the Wentworth gallery at the KOP mall.

I cannot say enough good things about H1912. Alena and her team (including James) are welcoming,…read morethoughtful, honest, and committed to ensuring you find the piece that's meant for you. We had initially worked with Alena to get my engagement ring, which had belonged to my grandmother, restored. When it was time to look for a wedding band, I knew I had to visit her again. I left the store simply over the moon with my vintage ring, which was not only gorgeous, but priced fairly. We will be lifelong customers of H1912 and Hamilton!

We had a terrific experience shopping at H1912 this past weekend. Buying a Hermes watch wasn't on…read moremy radar during a day visit to Princeton, but my g/f can't walk by a jewelry/watch store without wanting to give it a once over-so we strolled in. A cute redhead sized us up causally-spotting Nancy's JL Reverso watch immediately-and knew we could be buyers! She's been jonesing for a Cape Cod 'double tour' watch for a while, and while I generally save Hermes gifts for Xmas/birthdays I hadn't pulled the trigger on a watch yet. Lo and behold, they had several in one of the showcases. Jo, the redhead, walked us through trying on several of the watches-and Nancy really liked the Cape Cod on the double wrap blue strap. H1912 were well priced on the piece anyway (never worn, strap 100% perfect, caseback never touched since it left the factory-original Hermes battery date sticker, casing screws perfect) yet did give us a small accommodation on the already discounted price. Box, no papers, but they also added a second year to the warranty. A few minutes later and we were back on Nassau Street, Nancy happy, Damian's wallet a bit lighter! She bought lunch, though! H1912-the goods are well selected and high quality, prices fair, staff (at least the gal, Jo, we dealt with) knowledgeable-I recommend it.

Wonderful high quality artwork by skilled artists. Currently the exhibition is about the Jewish…read morejourney to America. It includes new art and museum artifacts.