Visited the gallery during a weekend in October. The gallery artwork and gift selections were…read moreunique and plentiful. The staff was cheerful and attentive. This is by far the best gallery in Wellfleet.

We frequent Left Bank Gallery when we visit the Cape. Their selection is beautiful and we have…read morepurchased small pieces of art, jewelry and accessories. One time while in there, the associate ( apologies her name slipped my Mind) complimented me on my necklace but it needed minor repair. She happily repaired it for me! We love it there!

Great selection of original paintings and some other media.... Very knowledgeable owner! 10/10!!read more

I love this little place. Spend an hour or two wandering around and you're sure to find something…read moreyou're just dying to take home with you. There are multiple levels in this gallery, so don't let the small front room fool you. The owners are really sweet and prices are more than fair. Parking is a breeze, also. Blue Heron is just another great reason to visit Wellfleet.

Beautiful artwork and a very friendly staff make browsing and shopping for that special piece an…read moreenjoyable experience. With the help of Adam, we found just what we were looking for !

This is a great gallery in Wellfleet village. Amazing art and a lovely garden with marsh views.read more

These folks have some excellent products. I love the artwork and the metal works. Such great…read moredetail. I highly recommend when you are in Wellfleet!

Service was good Selection of art was decent…read more Value well you decide. Saw reviews and went there hate to see what others had as they were mostly on a strip of gallery's but great to gallery hop being they were all small shops! All art photographed was what I liked.

This gallery continues to blow me away. It is quite possibly the best contemporary art gallery on…read moreCape Cod. Susie Nielsen curates several artists including her own amazing art. Take time to support the arts and surround yourself with beauty.

This little gallery in downtown Wellfleet is a hidden gem. They have a little front room that sells…read moreall kinds of cool affordable art and the back rooms have different artists doing solo shows every few weeks. Susie, the owner is super friendly and helpful. I was surprised noone has yelped her yet. I can't wait to see what's in store for this summer!

Favorite selection of jewelry on the Cape, personal service and wonderful atmosphere in beautiful…read moreWellfleet

Everything is beautiful and Anna was so helpful! She has a great selection of unique pieces…read more Great value! I got everything I needed.

When we arrived in Truro for our vacation, we looked through a flier for the Truro Center for the…read moreArts at Castle Hill and realized that they had scheduled some fantastic events that we could sign up for on their website. In addition to events they have all kinds of classes as well as yoga sessions available. This evening we went to a fascinating lecture presented by Mark Bittman and Doc Willoughby. Doc Willougby , who is also a good writer, interviewed Mark Bittman about his new book: Animal, Vegetable,Junk: A History of Food from Sustainable to Suicidal. The Truro Center sent us emails urging people to carpool since they were expecting a huge crowd snd Prior to the event, had the opportunity to speak with Susan Kai Schwartz , the Program Manager, who assured me that if I arrived thirty minutes early, I'd be able to find parking. When we arrived, the first person we met was Bruce Player, the Program Coordinator. Bruce greeted us like we were old friends, even though we had never met! He urged us to take our lawn chairs and find a good place to sit for the lecture and when I asked, don't you want to see my ticket?, Bruce assured me he'd find us but was more interested in our comfort. My wife and I were impressed with everything we experienced at the center. They served refreshments that were reasonably priced and while I had promised myself I wouldn't buy another book, Mark Bittman's talk was so stimulating and delightful, I felt we needed to read it immediately! The other wonderful aspect of the evening is that we didn't get one mosquito bite! They had a special machine that kept the mosquitoes away. The center also had beautiful restrooms inside their buildings. I strongly urge you to check out their website and make and plan to visit the Truro Center for the Arts when you are vacationing on the Cape.

From the owner: A location nestled in the dunes of Truro and within walking distance to Cape Cod Bay that provides…read morean inspirational and meditative backdrop that enhances the workshop experience. A distinguished faculty that consists of prominent artists in the fields of painting, photography, printmaking, sculpture, ceramics, photography, jewelry and writing. A student body that consists of both working artists and art students who hail from all over the USA and Canada. Truro Center for the Art ~ Celebrating over 48 years of Art.

I was saddened but not surprised to read that this extraordinary gallery has apparently closed its…read moredoors. I hope that daughter & proprietress Margaret, whom I long knew as an amazing artist & passionate co-conspirator in life & love, moves forward into her (our) later years with the spirit of wonder, creativity & hope that shall forever keep us young at heart. Stephen K 03/25/2022

Recently took our friends who were visiting us in North Truro to a nice dinner and a walk of the…read moregalleries in Wellfleet on a Saturday reception night. While the studio is lovely, and I have been there in the past, it was a very cold welcome from the proprietress as she guarded her beverage cooler and plastic cups. As we continued to browse the gallery and look past the initial greeting I could see her eyeing our boys in her stone garden out front. Apparently she felt it ok to storm out and scold them for picking flowers, which they were not, leaving one to walk away in tears. Needless to say that was the end of our visit. I'm sure our friends, who love to buy from the galleries in Wellfleet, would have liked to have spent more time as well.

Tom's Truro art studio is such an interesting opening into a Cape Cod artist's life. you'll see…read morehis current work and, in all likelihood , either find a completed work that speaks to you or begin a conversation about a commission. We loved working with him and the result was a view of a muddy low tide wellfleet harbor which now has pride of place in our home. ps. he made the frame as well!

From the owner: Studio of Tom Watson, a third generation artist best known for his representational oil landscapes…read moreof Provincetown, Truro, Welfleet, other areas of Cape Cod and the Adirondack Mountains. Tom graduated from the Rhode Island School of Design, where he studied with Chris Van Allsburg, David Macaulay, and Thomas Sgouros. Watson's paintings are in corporate, museum and private collections worldwide, have been exhibited widely, and have been published by Viking Press and David R. Godine Publishers. Watson is a recipient of the St. Botolph Club Foundation Annual Visual Artists Award. He is represented through his own studio, Thomas A. D. Watson Artist's Studio, in Truro, Massachusetts. Open studios - Tues. & Thurs. 9-12, June through September. Private appointments to view recent artwork and work in progress are welcome throughout the year, and can be made by contacting the artist directly.

If you are looking for a unique gift or keepsake which was "actually made" in the area you visited…read moreJobi Pottery is a great choice. As one previous reviewer said the company was started in 1953. Two men started selling their pottery next door to the Highland Lighthouse. The business is now owned by Susan Kurtzman who not only sells the pottery but creates the current pieces with help from family. I first saw the pottery being sold at the National Seashore gift shop and later viewed an exhibit of vintage pieces on display at a local museum. At that point I decided to visit the Jobi studio. The Jobi Studio had a much larger selection of pottery with multiple patterns. More importantly, Ms. Kutzman herself took the time to explain the uses for various shaped pieces and the history of each pattern. She patiently waited for me to select an item. While the store closing time was quickly approaching I was not rushed. Although gift boxes were not available she carefully wrapped the pottery in paper, inserted the item piece, along with a company history card and brochure in a gift bag which was topped with tissue paper. She providing this extra service knowing "the gift" was for me. In closing please note the studio is on rt 6 but is set back from the road and hidden from full view.

I had read about Jobi Pottery in a magazine and a few websites in Cape Cod and, on a cloudy day…read moredecided to stop in. What is produced now is vastly different in complexity of design and color from the original Jobi Pottery. These new functional pieces (do not put in dishwasher) are brightly colored with a simple, repetitive, hand- painted design of a fish. They are striking and whimsical and are priced at a moderate to expensive cost dependent upon size. It was good to stop and see. Did not purchase due to cost vs artistry.