Tonight we attended the Grand Opening Moon Lady Plants and Seagrass Therapeutics. The open house…read morewas beautiful, the space was bright, open, and very clean! From my understanding there are a minimum of five different businesses within the space. There was a small silver jewelry company, an artist had contributed some beautiful paintings which hung on the walls and were available for purchase, there was a paper business which sold cards, stickers and small journals, eco-friendly bug spray, therapeutic massage, and Moon Lady Plants. Kristy is the moon lady. Her experience and knowledge with plants is vast and filled with passion. She has a variety of plants in the space and can also find any that you might be looking for. On display she had multiple variations of monstera, succulents, string of pearls, zz, and more. She also sold planters, macramé plant slings, hoodies with her logo, plaid misters, and other small plant accessories. If you're looking for information on plant care or for something special, Kristy is the way to go. It's great to see someone earning a living doing what they're most passionate about.

This really is a beautiful gallery. Being a sculptor, I am always refreshed when I enter a gallery…read morethat is curated with an interesting and varied collection (not just 2-dimensional art!). I remember the first day I walked into the main gallery at Main Art Hill a year ago. (There are several unique galleries on the property- so make sure you visit them all! ) I was greeted so warmly by Natalie (Gallery Director & Manager) and introduced to John (Owner.) We had an interesting conversation about the history of the gallery. I told them that I was an artist preparing to take part in the new 'Pop Up' artist series that Main Art Hill holds every year. To make a long story short, my week long experience at Main Art Hill was really wonderful. I felt in good hands with Abby (Marketing & Event Coordinator) and all the employees were so friendly and welcoming to me, and every client that walked through the doors. Today, I am proud to be on the other side of the door, part of the Main Art Hill family of artists. * I feel it important to note that in these uncertain times, with Covid-19, Main Art Hill has taken many creative and thoughtful steps to safely deliver and showcase art to clients based on their individual needs. Check out their Blog.

This collection of art galleries has decreased by one location since our last visit, but still…read moreworthy of an extended visit. We once again started off at the lobby of the Grand Hotel which featured several paintings by Nataya DeSena. We then went up the hill to Shows where enjoyed the work of David Whitlock. The Gallery offers the works of many artists and currently offers an exhibition of those by William B. Hoyt and, as always, the wind sculptures by Lyman Whitaker.

Simply stated and elegant. Lovely home furnishings and unique gifts can be found in every corner…read more Tina and Teri are absolutely warm and charming. This is a MUST stop when we're in town.

We ordered our shed a week ago after looking at over one dozen manufacturers in Maine and New…read moreHampshire. It was a problem for the others to do any custom work in a reasonable amount of time and at a fair price. We needed extended height and wanted a steel door and vinyl window. This was no problem at Shed Happens. We also needed it delivered within a short period of time. Our shed was delivered 8 days after ordering it. It's perfect! We did pay an additional fee to have it rush ordered, but it was so worth it. The quality of the construction is excellent and dealing with everyone from ordering with Alana to the delivery today with Bob was perfect. Their service was professional and amiable and the shed construction exceeded our expectations.

I highly recommend SHEDS HAPPEN. They were timely cost effective, high quality sheds. easy to…read moredesign with online app. Customer Service was great and answered all my questions promptly and accurately. Delivery and setup went well even with challenging tight backyard location. we love our new shed!

I absolutely adore visiting this beautiful gallery. It's perched on the southern Maine coast in a…read moresmall town, on a residential street. It feels tucked away like a secret. Theres limited parking, but an overflow lot helps. Even as you walk across to the entrance door, you'll see some artwork in the gardens. Inside, there are multiple rooms and the exhibits change throughout the year. The signage and commentary is excellent, and it's very well curated. The best part is the sculpture garden out the back, but the views of the ocean are quite distracting - so make sure you save time to wander around and take it all in! OMAA is well worth the visit.

A small and intimate museum, but very well curated! I visited for the Looking For America and…read moreAmerican Conversations exhibits. I liked that these exhibits didn't just feature art that was conventionally pretty, but rather featured works that were more provocative. This surprised me considering the museum is relatively small; I expected more traditional and old-fashioned works. I felt like each piece challenged the idea of what it truly means to be American. As an added bonus, the museum grounds are GORGEOUS. They are a must-explore when visiting Ogunquit. Next time I will bring a picnic blanket and plan to spend the day there. I think you can even take a dip in the ocean on their pebble beach. Overall such an amazing experience.

Antiquers rejoice! If you're driving up Route 1 on the antique trail, you do not want to miss…read moreCarriage House Antiques in York. Unlike other antique stores, this one does not have any musty/dusty odor. It's very clean, well organized, and while the selection is large, it's not "cluttered". You can find everything from small collectable figurines, to china and crystal stemware, to large furniture. Everything for sale was in great quality. The woman at the front desk was extremely friendly and answered all of our questions - certainly one of the nicest employees I've ever met at an antique store. After browsing the isles, I found a set of green thumbprint goblets, wine glasses and sherbets - all 36 in perfect condition. After a quick call to the dealer, I was offered an even lower price and each glass was wrapped up for safe travel. Before heading there, double check the hours of operation because we were told it was the last day of the season for their store (November 12th). I can't wait to stop back on our next trip to Southern Maine to see what other great finds there are!

Looking for metaphysical or spiritual gifts or goods, ritual tools, herbs or teas, tarot or oracle…read moredecks, candles or incense, animal statues, jewelry, runes, swords or wands, or books? Dragon Star Creations is a must visit! You can't miss it, by the way, as there is an ENORMOUS gold dragon statue in front (for my Fourth Wing friends, it's giving big baby Andarna vibes). I was looking for a few very specific items, and the staff here went above and beyond to help me. Even after we both realized they didn't quite have what I was looking for, they spent time doing their own research and offered some creative suggestions that absolutely worked (and I genuinely wouldn't have thought of otherwise!). Even after I had made up my mind, they went ahead to do even more research to make sure I had all the knowledge I could about the items I was buying to make sure it aligned with my vision/needs. They're thoughtful, they're patient, they're friendly; I felt supported and never like I was being sold to while I was here. I ended up buying a couple seasonal candles too (handmade made by the owner!). They feel like they've got good energy, I love that they were topped with crystals and herbs unique to the season I was celebrating, and I'm excited to come back to buy more for my alter in the future!

Wide variety of items & specialty pieces Great prices!…read moreKnowledgeable & friendly owner!

Nice yarn shop in York, Maine. The service there is always pleasant. They have a pretty nice…read moreselection of yarn to choose from and some cute, whimsical items to buy thought out the shop and their prices are comparable.

It is your average run of the mill yarn shop. They do have lots of samples including some cute…read morelobster themed stuff. We were there on vacation and were ignored until I sought out help finding locally dyed yarn. Even then the person was curt and it felt like I was bothering her. We did not buy anything and I do not think we'd go back. Honestly the dog was the best part.