Great art gallery. Beautiful paintings, clean, perfect…read more Thanks for reading my review, have a great day!

From the owner: Paris Crew is an Art Gallery that combines the passion of art and live music and brings you a place…read morewhere your mind can grow and enjoy the finer things in life.

What an awesome little store! It's down a little street, so we almost missed it, but I sure am glad…read morewe went in! The people there were very friendly, and talked to us about the things we were interested and greeted us when we entered. They were willing to give us information about the things they sold and the artists they sold, as well. They prices were astounding! Solid wood furniture for only a few hundred dollars, and really awesome stuff. The artwork was expensive, as it usually is, but it was all really original and well done. I would actually have felt good spending the money on it, it actually felt like true art. I didn't end up buying anything since I don't live near, and we're just visiting. But my brother bought a few old skeleton keys. So cool!!

Cute gallery offering a variety of gifts and something for everyone. They have accessories,…read morepaintings, jewelry, sculptures, cards, food. Prices are on the higher side but that's the cost for handmade art :-) If you're looking to support local artists, check this place out.

From the owner: Art Gallery, Gifts locally made, Cafe, Art studios all under one roof. Over 200 local artists with…read morethousands of products.

This gallery features local artists, and plans on curating many more artists in the coming days…read more Currently they feature three artists, Cedar Sky (A.K.A Matthew Watkins), Sheri Larsen and Michael Chesley Johnson. The majority of the art on display at the moment is scenes from the surrounding countryside, featuring landmarks and locations from around Charlotte County. However there are a handful of modern abstract pieces and nude pieces. The jewellery aspect of the boutique, features silver and gold pieces by Matt Watkins, there is a wide variety of price range as well. Also custom work is available, and Matt will try to make anything to your exact details. He also helps each client with each step of the process, making sure that clients will be totally satisfied!

Eastport is having something of a revival, with the formerly empty storefronts getting filled with…read moreall sorts of knickknack shops, antique stores, art galleries and studios and restaurants. What a great occasion, and I hope they get continued business. Eastport is yet another isolated DownEast Maine town that has lost out in the ongoing economic difficulties that already faced Maine long before the recession hit. However, as it is one of several ways to get into Canada, tourism is one of its engines. With 50 minutes to kill while waiting to take the ferry to Canada, we had time to walk down Water street and glance in at most of the places here. The lovely 100 year old buildings add character to the stores, and most are nicely updated inside, creating a warm mixture of the old and new. The Commons is one such place, and I enjoyed the many local Passamaquoddy Indian baskets and other artifacts on sale here. The reservation is about 3 miles away, and as we didn't have time to stop there on our way, we could at least see some of the finer handycrafts they produce on display here. Local artist paintings, jewelry, pottery and other items here made it a worthwhile stop; you won't find anything but locally made objects. The shopkeeper was very nice, and although I wanted to get something as a memento and a contribution to the local economy, I didn't have time to examine or fully appreciate all the items here. So I ended getting something you smell all the time along the roads here, sweetgrass. A braided weave of collected grass strands, it smells deliciously sweet and heady, a welcome reminder during my time away of the beauty of this State. Purchase in hand I raced out the door, collected my passengers and drove up the road to the waiting ferry. And made a mental note to spend a good day in Eastport and the area next year.

A medium sized store with a good number of high-end locally made craft items. Not a destination in…read moreitself, but if you are in Eastport and appreciate fine artisan work, definitely worth a stop. My favorite items were some beautiful woven scarves, some suede squares that could either be potholders or wall decorations (with contrast color designs, e.g., crows, lobster claws etc), and some beautiful oil small oil paintings. There was also jewelry, but I can't assess it because I didn't really look at it closely. You could definitely buy someone a beautiful gift here.

We love Gallery 78. There is always an interesting exhibit on the go, and friendly staff who are…read morealways happy to talk art and show you around. They often have fun opening nights for new exhibits where you can mill around with a glass of wine and some delicious home made snacks. Meet artists, chat with other local folk about their art obsessions. Wonderful asset to the community!