This little store was absolutely precious. Very cool pieces that were made by local artists. They…read morehave a section of books all written by local writers. Very cool. Got a card that was homemade. Just beautiful and reasonably priced for everything.

I was visiting friends in Newman and so glad I got to drop into this friendly little store that…read morefeatures local artists. Service was awesome and the owner was so kind. I highly recommend this little store if you are looking for one of a kind, locally created gifts! I will definitely be back in the future.

The price was a little more than I wanted to spend . The framing was excellent. I would use them…read moreagainst to quality.

Fine Lines did a fantastic job on four large pieces I had framed. I'll be back for sure!!!read more

Worth the trip up the stairs (hey,it's good for your heart!) to visit Corinne and her cool artist…read moreloft.Lots of paintings to look at.(hey,it's good for your mind!) Paintings at a good price to decorate your home (hey,I completed the Wizard of Oz reference trifecta!) Check it out!

Great collection of local artists, both amateurs and professionals. Great stories behind the works…read more Nice artisanal jewelry. A must see when at Serenbe.

From the owner: We are a co-op art gallery in Serenbe, our artists are: Adrienne Anbinder, Malinda Lively-Arnold,…read moreJessica Ashley, Janice Barton, Ronald Beets, Christina Blum, Logynn Ferrall, Gail Foster ,Corina Graves , Hope Harrison, Mary Hollis, Wanda Hughes, Ann Jackson, Robert Lederman, Julie McKinney, Mike Ottensmeyer, Amy Peterson, Tom Swanston, Judy Walker and Mitchell Wilson

I drive from Atlanta to Tyrone to have art framed. Greg, the owner, is so talented. He has a…read morepassion for art and will work with you until you have the best possible combination of mat and frames. He has a great eye. The prices are more than reasonable. Greg can frame anything and everything -- loves a challenge. I would give him 10 stars. There are wonderful works displayed in the gallery and I confess to buying a couple of pieces when I promised myself that I was only going for framing.

Attended the opening of "Nature Undisturbed" over the weekend and found Dogwood to me amazingly…read morefriendly and perfectly unpretentious. The owners truly seem to enjoy not just the art, but the individuals behind the art and the customers looking at the art. They can tell you about the artists and the pieces with stories that make you want to own then all. The gallery's permanent collection was hold for the nature photography exhibit (which is amazing and raises money for some great local charities), but is very accessible and SO eclectic. Be it oil paintings, modern art or multi-media, this husband and wife team have you covered. We'll be back!

Absolutely THE WORST craftsmanship and customer service. I've had to come in for a total of 6 times…read moreduring the last 7 months for mistakes they've made or oversights on their part with frames that cost around 3k. The Great Frame Up pays zero attention to details and the quality of work they will give you is by no way the standard of a custom framing shop that I've ever been to. The frames had scratch marks, fillets were broken, the glass had streak marks from the inside, the artwork were never flat, 2 out of 4 were hung upside down, and one of my 4 diplomas that I had framed were a different color wood. Each time I brought it in, I explained the mistake, and left it to them to correct. I never asked for anything else except that they correct their mistakes and was extremely patient. Finally, my last attempt was after finding a scratches on the 4 diplomas and seeing the inconsistency in sizes among the mats and frames, as well as the fillets, I called the owner Chali, who was EXTREMELY rude and blamed me as I've if was the one providing her with the faulty product.. I took the frames to another shop who also claimed that the quality was terrible and that she has had other customers come in with similar complaints (see David S.) below. The other framing shops suggested I call Chali and ask for the names of the frame so that I can redo them. Chali refused to let me know what the names of the company I ordered from and said that she does not need to provide me with that information. Working with Chali and the Great Frame up has been a truly frustrating and upsetting situation. A huge waste of time, and resources and despite all that Chali could have just been gracious and given me the names of the frames I selected. If this was an isolated incident, I would be more understanding but due to the poor customer service combined with the terrible craftsmanship, I would suggest you go elsewhere.

I am not one to write a lot of reviews, but if I go to a place a lot, or if I just receive…read moreexceptional service that is out of the ordinary, then I feel the least I can do to show my appreciation is to write a positive review. That being said, I have gone to the Great Frame Up in Peachtree City over the past several years, and I have been so pleased with their work and customer service. I have trusted them with some family heirloom items, as well as large pieces of art, and they have all exceeded my expectations. The owner and her staff are friendly and knowledgeable and creative and know what they are doing. I highly recommend this team and store for custom framing.

I was excited to see the world premier of "To the Moon" at Newnan Theatre. I was also there for the…read morereading a year ago. What a delight to see the show come to life! You did a beautiful job from beginning to end! Congrats to all who are involved!

Great theatre in historic downtown Newnan. Highly professional, talented, and fun loving people…read more They will be the first theater to produce awarding winning and totally hysterical non touring production of Monty Pythons Spamalot. The theatre puts on over a dozen productions each year and hosts special events to include offering home school kids educational opportunities and summer camps.