We bought a couple pieces from Trevor. His artwork is incredible. His eye to detail. People always…read morecome to our house and ask where we got their artwork we live in Melbourne Florida and we travel to Onset mass every year. Whenever we go to Trevor's, we always end up buying something because we see something new every time. Thank you Trevor you are an incredible artist.

I have been visiting Trevors at his various locations. He is SO talented! I do not have one of…read morehis paintings, yet, but have bought several pieces of furniture and decorative bric a brac. It is such a relaxing, peaceful place to visit and browse...no pressure. Trevor is kind, knowledgeable about many things, easy to talk to and welcoming. I lived in Sagamore Beach when I first discovered him, now live in Duxbury, but cannot be in the area without browsing in his shop. My ultimate purchase will be a piece of his soothing art. This place is special; a must visit.

Place looks decent but its never open, hours are minimal and they seem to duck out early often…read more I have yet to step foot through the doors.

Rude Salespeople. I…read moream shocked and appalled that the salesperson hung up on me. I represent a really well known designer in the NYC area. She is currently exhibiting in Paris with another designer they represent in their gallery. Although I understand a lot of retailers aren't interested in new talent right now, there was no reason for this person to hang up on me. If that is how they treat their artists I can only imagine how they treat their customers. I will never work with this gallery and strongly suggest to any artist displaying their work in Rogers Gallery to watch out!

To press onward to…read morehigher attainments Back in 1872 the wealthy Elizabeth Taber decided to "put some snap" into her home town of Marion and donated portions of her fortune to help educated and improve the community. One of the things she specified was a natural history museum. So back in 1872 land was purchased and a building erected to house a library on the first floor and a natural history museum upstairs. This is still the arraignment today and a small but cool library and small but very active museum share the building. This museum isn't like a lot of larger museums that just empathizes looking, this is a museum for doing and learning. The one room museum is pretty messy and displays and exhibits come and go depending on what programs are going on. Sure there is cool stuff to look at but unlike most museums the real purpose on the museum is hands on; not just looking but actually doing. The museum has a huge number of evening adult programs, field trips, after school events and a very active summer program. Lectures and demonstrations in zoology, botany, geology, astronomy and just about every other natural science are represented at one time or another. The is natural history in it's broadest and most entertaining and edifying definition. The museum's purpose is to educate and encourage the public interest in natural history and the world around us, especially the local coastal environment around the town of Marion. Liz Tabor said she want people to press onward to higher attainments. The museum has been helping people do this extremely well for over a century.

I learned about this extremely talented artist via one of her philanthropic endeavors. Her artwork…read moreblew me away. Her masterful technique to make a painting look much like a real life photograph is astonishing. I took time to visit her beautiful and charming gallery on Cape Cod when I visited Massachusetts recently--as lovely as this talented artist is. I am now a proud owner of one her paintings--one I'll cherish forever.

Talk about hands that were touched by the gods!! what ever you think you know as excellence in…read moreartistic mastery and talent will be redefined once you experience the artistry of Julia Omalley Keyes..I have the great privilege of having five masterpieces painted by Julia in my home. Each one is more breathtaking then the next.. I could go on in on, but you really have to experience her work in person, and also experience Julia the person, she is wonderful. I encourage anyone who is reading this and would like to acquire a world class masterpiece, please visit her gallery...make the trip.

Strongly suggested for those who enjoy nautical scenes or local interest type productions…read more... The gallery is pretty large and has a collection ranging from originals, to prints to glicees to scrimshaw to jewelry to....you name it! Definitely not a gift shop though, the Arthur Moniz gallery is a place for a someone who appreciates great artwork or who is looking to decorate their home. I strongly encourage all those folks who pass by New Bedford on their way to the Cape or on their way to MV/Nantucket via the ferry to stop off and appreicate this gem...

A really nice, tucked away gallery on Center Street, The Arthur Moniz Gallery is entertainment by…read moreitself with the local artist's astonishingly realistic pieces. The prices may be steep; about two grand for a really nice one; but it's not a gift shop. This gallery is nice when your walking around the downtown area with your smoothie in-hand and want to see some locally inspired artwork.

Very cool Experience. A lot of great artwork to look at. Will be coming Back! Very nice shopkeeperread more

I'm always amazed by the quality of work in this gallery. I love that the artists are on the…read morepremises and painting !!! when you go in and are so approachable and interesting to talk to. Seeing Hillary's landscapes is like a private tour to some of the best nooks on the cape. I've stopped in while Doug was painting a portrait and the likeness he captures is amazing. Whenever I have a chance I like to stop in and see them in action ... It's like a visit to one of the finest museums, right here in my home town! Falmouth is fortunate to have this gem here in town. And they're the best!!!

The photography of ANTHONY BARBOZA exhibition is well worth a look. His work is beautifully…read morecomposed and the subjects are timeless artists in their own right. Well worth a visit.

Probably not worth the $8 admission price just based on the size alone. I've been a few times…read morebecause I am interested in the arts and I've always felt the exhibits were thrown together without much care. A lot of the art isn't that great, and isn't a good representation of the arts scene in the South Coast. I've heard they are expanding and maybe that will improve things. If you aren't coming here for an after-school program as a kid there isn't much reason to stop by when the library has better art, is right across the street, and is free.