I went to several galleries during my visit and this is the one I recommend if you're interested in…read morebuying local art. There is a good selection of fine art paintings and photographs with a smidge of pottery and jewelry mixed in.

My husband and I stopped in here while visiting our daughter. Works from local artists adorn the…read morewalls and it's all beautiful. We really loved wandering around and looking at everything. We purchased a poster and a blank-inside note card. Can't wait to get the poster framed and hung in our home.

Sandra does amazing work and is prolific! Her gallery is chock full of wonderful paintings of…read moreAdirondack landscapes. If she is not at the gallery, she is probably out painting. You can see her passion for this lovely corner of the world in her art. Saranac Lake is a cool town and her gallery is a must-see if you are in the area.

From the owner: Summer Special: Free Shipping! Original oil & watercolor paintings of Adirondack landscapes and…read moreplein air paintings. Do you have a favorite Adirondack view you'd like painted? Commissions welcome. Home/Studio open by appointment only.

A lovely shop. This was my first time visiting and I was really happy with everything they had to…read moreoffer. First off, the man behind the counter was so kind and helpful. True Vermonter. And the variety of art and interesting things was really impressive. I was torn with which artist print I wanted to purchase but eventually made my choice. I will absolutely return to this store next time I am in the area. Give it a visit, you won't regret it.

The Artisan's Gallery Had the perfect birthday present!…read moreAnother added advantage I could walk there from my home and because it's been snowing all day I was very happy for the convenience. Plus happy to shop local ....YES!!!

Don't come for the food, coffee, or wifi - do come to browse the beauty and ingenuity of the…read moregallery pieces and appreciate the architecture of the space. The Village Green Gallery serves a great niche in Weston. For tourists: The town is in a deadzone for internet, and the cafe offers tables to sit at to check your email. Only, the connection is unreliable in the 6+ times I've visited over the past 2 years. I find the prices for coffee and light pastries to be very expensive, and the service not that great, although there is careful attention paid to keep it all local. In comparison to the tsotchke knick-knacks of the Vermont Country Store and the Weston Village Store, the fine crafted pottery, jewelry, glasswork, and photographs are a breath of fresh air. All the pieces, while expensive, are truly a sight to behold. And there are a handful of intentionally lower-priced items like note cards and glass rings for sale, too. For locals: the Fuji'is host the Weston Film Club for monthly viewings and discussions on foreign and independent films. They also host a book club and open up the space for other community meetings. I highly recommend a viewing (usually during the week) of the Film Club. Pop in to browse! The location right on the West Village Green can't be beat! While this is a favorite, I treat it more like a museum to view the artwork, as there's little there that I can afford there and I've never been wowed by the hospitality of Mrs. Fuji, who's usually behind the counter of the cafe. Look elsewhere for food. Look no further if you need to check your email and want to be inspired by the artwork.

Just visited the new Gallery on the Green opening and was very impressed with not only the makeover…read moreof this much beloved space but the quality and variety of the art and crafts exhibited as well as the great prices! First rate pieces by renowned local artististic couple Don and Elaine Bolognese tha t capture the Vermont landscape in a sophisticated and unique genre. Exquisite decorative glass crafts and jewelry and great cafe ambience Will bring me back and from the looks of things a lot of others as well. First rate

This is a cool little Adirondack style art co-op that sells a lot of different types of Home Art…read moreworks. They have everything from hand made Chairs with beautiful art designs to Old Adirondack style picture frames. I found this shop really to be pretty neat, and definitely had some really cool Adirondack art designs.

Very knowledgeable manager. Outstanding national…read morecontemporary realistic artists. I totally relate to this work.

From the owner: The Bryan Fine Art Gallery nestled in the heart of Stowe, Vermont is an extension of Bryan Memorial…read moreGallery located in Jeffersonville, Vermont. Since 1984, Bryan Memorial Gallery has exhibited the artists inspired by the landscape that rewards its visitors in every season. Founded by the artist Alden Bryan in memory of his wife, the painter Mary Bryan, Bryan Memorial Gallery exhibits over two hundred artists throughout the year in a schedule of revolving exhibitions.

I stop by this store every time I'm in Burlington. Over the years I've bought many different art…read moreprints and trinkets and they're still some of my favorites I have in my home. There's a good variety of different types of art (some photography, some prints, some originals, pottery, jewelry, etc.) and they're at varying price levels. Though some artists are very expensive, they always have a ton of stuff that is really affordable, as well. I'm always able to find something at my desired price point for the day. I never mind spending a little more because everything is made by local Vermont artists, and makes for much nicer gifts than generic tourist trap type things. Their selection of ornaments for this year is so cute! Definitely recommend a stop in here over most other places on Church St.

I wasn't certain what to expect on our first visit. My wife, baby and I were walking on Church…read moreStreet and she suggested we go in. I am excited that she wanted to. I was lost in a world of art. Photography, paints, wood working, metal, furniture, ceramics... and much more. Finally my wife had to come to me and snap me out of my Vermont-local-artist-creativity induced trance. I will go back! Love it!

There are five circumstances in which you must visit View:…read more1. It's raining. Let's face it, your in Old Forge for the outdoor activities. 2. They are having the annual "Adirondacks National Exhibition of American Watercolors" which is easily top 3 in the nation for competitive aquamedia shows. Go, it will blow your mind. I also recommend the Pastel Exhibition, and if they are having the Central Adirondack Art Show expect inexpensive art from locals of variable ability. 3. You want one of those Adirondacks posters that are everywhere. 4. You need an impressive venue for your wedding, or or gathering. It's space is outrageously beautiful, you barely have to decorate, and it makes you look cultured. 5. It's tie dye Tuesday. They also have workshops for all ages and paint on pottery.

From the owner: View is a multi-arts center, dedicated to offering national exhibitions, performances, and…read moreworkshops for all ages year round. It is located just one mile north of the village of Old Forge on Route 28. It's also the perfect place to hold your events all year round!

We went here on a First Friday Art Walk. The studio is wide open with a good amount of room to…read moreview the pieces. We met some of the artists and had a great time hearing about their inspiration. I hope to get to go again soon.