Great gallery with beautiful ceramics and paintings. Took my three boys to drop-in ceramics class…read morewith Matt. Had an amazing time- Matt had them engaged as they created their own "masterpieces". Matt took the time to explain different techniques and how to use different tools plus how the kiln and glazes work. Was an awesome time for all. Plus, the gallery has stunning works- bowls, vases, mugs and wall art. Will be going back again- for class and to purchase some items!

This is a great place to take some time enjoy some beautiful artwork done by a local artist. From…read morepottery, jewelry, sculptures, to wall art, they have it all. I met Malcom, and he is getting a great reputation by his "wedding cake toppers", I wish him luck with his creattions and know they will take him far. I think it is a great idea, and something we all cherish after the day has past. Here is a nice place to shop for a special wedding gift.

Cute shop decent selection of trinkets & decorations staff friendly plenty of parkingread more

This shop has always looked interesting to me as we drove past it several times in the last few…read moredays, but despite staying on the island for the summer for several years, I don't remember ever going inside. It's been around for a while so I decided it was finally time that I stopped in to see what was in there. We walked in and no one else was in the store. A much older woman at the front counter seemed to be the only employee. She didn't say hello or even look up from what she was doing when we came in. As I got closer to her, I said hello and then she said hi. To me, it's rude for employees to not even say a quick, "Hi." when a customer walks into their business. It doesn't take much effort. They had a varied selection of assorted decor, clocks, framed prints by local artists, outdoor furniture, lamps, LBI related decor, rugs, and plentiful tchotchkes which were fun to look at, albeit overpriced. Some of the things were unique and looked handmade, plus a lot of made in China items too. It was pleasant to browse there. We were never asked if we needed help with anything or if we had any questions. The woman employee was too busy complaining about her long drive due to construction which backed up traffic on route 72 and the bridge. I didn't buy anything, although I was tempted by a few items. The high prices plus the indifference of the lone employee, made it easy for me to walk out empty-handed. I doubt I'll be back.

joined The Foundation for the tennis, but I'm staying for the friendships and everything else it…read morehas to offer. The tennis is top-notch, all within a warm and welcoming environment. I was naturally included in as many matches as I wanted--there's always an opportunity to play. The pickleball scene is vibrant and full of energy, and the easy access to a fantastic pro for both tennis and pickleball makes it even better. If you're into racquet sports, this is the place to be.

What a beautiful and welcoming event space! Rooftop yoga locations are picturesque and pretty…read moreprotected from the winds. Great views up there too.

What a fun activity! The staff was super helpful and we had a blast…read more What a great way to spend an afternoon between beach outings!

My girlfriends and I wanted to do something different and crafty so we decided to give this a shot…read more When booking on the phone, the woman was short, almost rude, but we just assumed she was busy. When we got there , they gave us very little direction. None of us had ever "cut glass" before, let alone did a project like this. The girls seemed annoyed every time we asked a question. And when they answered, they answered with attitude. I guess the one girl was tired of our questions, so she threw her hands up, said "I'm done!" and walked out of the room. This was a quiet, rainy afternoon in October, no need for the rudeness. Glass shards were all over the table so my one friend asked if she could have a paper towel to clean up. We were told they don't have any, and if we want one we could go to the bathroom. WHAT?? A craft place with no paper towels? I doubt it! Never again, save your money.

Love this store . It takes you back to the 60's . They have handmade pottery pieces and bohemian…read more style clothing . The vendors bring het unique pieces. Always something new comes in the store. She also has someone doing fairy hair by appointment only . Prices are reasonable.

An absolutely lovely boutique, exactly what you'd expect from a shop at the beach. They feature…read moresome local artists so if you're looking for a memento or a last minute gift, definitely check this place out. I did find that the clothing, while cute, was a bit overpriced for what they are. Staff were very friendly.

Pottery and glass blowing classes and an amazing eclectic gift shop with books, art, candles, and a…read morewhole array of gifts for your loved ones or for yourself. Great place to shop and a great place to learn pottery and/or glass blowing, if interested.

From the owner: Our business is located in West Creek, just 10 miles from LBI. We are a gift shop, a pottery studio…read moreand glassblowing studio.

I received this floral arrangement as a gift , just gorgeous! Beautiful combination of hydrangeas,…read moreroses and tulips. I knew Artifacts and Company to be a charming store for gifts and accent pieces, I didn't realize it was also a florist.

What a fantastic store! The outdoor plant and floral display is just the beginning of a wonderful…read moreretail experience. Artifacts and Company houses a small art gallery, a beautiful selection of handpainted and handcrafted furniture as well as a small floral design studio. There also perfumes and scarves and lots, lots more. The Annie Sloan paint company is also represented and they have workshops and many hand painted pieces of furniture. What a great addition to shopping at the Jersey shore!

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.