Good for the Earth, Beautiful for your home!
The EcoCare line of beautiful wall and tabletop frames are entirely Earth-friendly – even down to the packaging they come in! EcoCare uses only materials and components that have a high recycled content or come from renewable resources. It’s good for our planet.
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Labor Day Weekend Hours:
Sat September 3,-Closed
Monday September 5,-Closed
Ramino, the newest addition to our stock frame line is a bold and brawny profile with the power of a workhorse but the polished presence of a thoroughbred. Just right for showcasing a poster from Churchill Downs, a playbill from the Met, or
that scratch scorecard from St. Andrews. Measures 2 ½” wide with a versatile ¾” deep rabbet. Satin finished in your choice of of walnut or mahogany. Assembled in our shop from stock made in Italy by Roma Moulding, one of the world’s premier frame manufacturers.
Preview our new online store at www.thepictureframeco.com/online/
Opening early September, 2011.
Saline’s Summerfest 2011 will offer more
food, fun, music, and memories than ever before!
On a summer weekend, on the streets of Downtown Saline, a sweeping assortment of activities, attractions, and amusements will bring together people of all ages and interests for one super hometown celebration – Saline’s Summerfest 2011.
Summerfest features the traditional
family-oriented food, music, and fun of Saline’s annual "Picnic in the Park.” Add a juried craft and art show, a trolley tour of Saline’s most intriguing historical sights, a 5K run/walk event, and other special treats.
At Summerfest, there is something for everyone.
New block print art cards have arrived from the Arts and Crafts Press! We've added several new images of these lovely cards. Each color is separately printed on linoleum/wood blocks using acid- free paper and soy-based inks. A nice price at 3 dollars each. Add a 5x7" Dennis Daniels wood frame and you've got a super little gift for yourself or a loved one!
Sunday, June 12, 3-8 PM (rain or shine)
Washtenaw Farm Council Grounds, 5055 Ann Arbor Saline Road
Join your community in the fight against hunger by sponsoring, attending or volunteering at Grillin', Food Gatherers' annual benefit. Proceeds from the event help provide healthy food to 164 non-profit programs serving low-income adults, families and children in Washtenaw County.
Enjoy grilled chicken and sausages; salads and side dishes from some of our area's best food purveyors and desserts from Zingerman's Bakehouse and Creamery
Live bands featuring the musical talents of George Bedard and the Kingpins, Laith Al-Saadi, and The RFD Boys
Food inspired silent auction.
Fun for kids of all ages hosted by the Ann Arbor Hands-On Museum
Cash beer and wine
Tickets
$50 Adults in advance; $60 at the door
$10 Kids ages 3-13, Kids age 3 and under are free
Purchase tickets online at www.foodgatherers.org or call at 734-761-2796
Additional ticket sales locations: Zingerman's, Saline Picture Frame Co. and Dexter Picture Frame Co.
2011 Circle of Art raised over $20,000 for Food Gatherers.
Thanks everyone for coming to the event and helping to feed your neighbors.
It's that time again! The 7th annual Circle of Art is coming to Saline Picture Frame Sunday, May 15, 2011, 12 - 5pm. All proceeds from this silent auction of original art benefit Food Gatherers http://www.foodgatherers.org/. Over the last 6 years area artists have donated more than 2,400 small works of art and have raised almost $100,000 for Food Gatherers! The generosity of hundreds of artists, art collectors, as well as, a solid volunteer base have combined to make this a not-to-miss event!
Artists may submit up to 2 pieces of original artwork beginning in February. Artwork must be original - hand-pulled prints and original photography are welcome. No reproductions, though. Donation forms are available here
Bidders should mark their calendars for this fun-filled event and check the website to bid online before the gala party May 15.www.circle-of-art.net! The Gala will feature live entertainment, Hors d'oeuvres, a raffle focusing on Michigan-made items and "Lots of Little Works of Art for a Big Cause"!
Our friends at WSG Gallery have a new exhibit "Be the Tree" by Martha Keller.
January 4-February 13, 2011
Reception: Friday, January 14, 5-7pm
Holiday Hours
Christmas Eve 10am-1pm
Christmas Day - Closed
December 27-30 - 10am-6pm
New Years Eve - 10am-1pm
New Years Day - Closed
Hi!
My name is Corey C. and I just received the frames I ordered
from your company. I wanted to send an email to thank you and your
company for the great product and great experience. I was very pleased to receive a discount on the shipping. I was also very happy with the quality of the product. I will definitely be coming back for more orders.
The frames were for my mother and my two aunts. Their older sister
(also my aunt) passed away one year ago. She spent her late teens in a girl group in the 60s. I searched far and wide for a copy of her
album. I finally found them and gave them as a gift. It was a great
moment for my family. Thank you for helping make my vision come true.
Here is a picture of the gifts.....
Our friends at 212 Arts Center are having their Holiday Art Sale.
The opening Reception is Friday, December 10th, 7-9pm
The sale continues through December 18th, 10am-6pm (closed sunday)
Quilted and felted purses, art quilts, pottery, watercolors, pastels, photography, hand-dyed scarves, jewelry, cards, soaps, ornaments, hand-knitted items and so much more...
Free gift wrapping on items purchased at 212.
Join us Friday October 22, 2010 at The Saline Picture Frame Company as part of the Ann Arbor Art Walk. We are exhibiting "New Paintings" by Janice Martin. Janice Martin, who is an Art Teacher in Saline painted these last summer in Monte Castello, Italy. The Artist reception will be Friday October 22, 6-8pm. Refreshments will be served. The exhibit will be up through November.
We knew that someday they would catch up.
This is an article from last Sunday’s New York Times of an album display at a new gallery shop in New York called Gagosian Shop. For those of us who are young/old enough to remember the hours spent pouring over our vinyl album covers, these are works of art as well as documents of social history, our history.
Framing them and hanging them on our wall makes great sense. These are specific to our taste, full of memories, and an affordable way to decorate a wall. We offer several styles of displaying them as well as archival matting and backing and UV protection glass.
We even offer frames for the beloved 45. (If you are young enough to not know what a 45 is, email me and I’ll explain.)
Gretchen
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