What a wonderful time we had at Fritz Glass on this rainy afternoon!…read moreWe made the trip from our stay in Ptown hoping to purchase a necklace we knew they sold- Not only did we purchase 2 more of the great glass necklaces, we had a wonderful and memorable time meeting Fritz and his wife June! I was completely fascinated watching and listening to Fritz as he worked his craft, creating beautiful glass vases and chatting warmly about a multitude of topics...honestly, I could have stayed forever ! Fritz and June are warm friendly people who are inspiring in that they are clearly doing what they love. We left after purchasing a gorgeous vase, and with smiles on our faces from the overall lovely experience! We will be back! A ride for a necklace turned into a treasured afternoon!

Loved stopping by the Fritz glass studio! They were so nice and welcoming, and had very cool work…read moreall over the shelves. I walked away with a new cup, and definitely would come back. There are a few benches to watch them blow glass, and it's a very awesome place. Prices are good and make sense for what you're getting!

What a cool place. We were looking to do some gallery hopping and found Underground Art Gallery on…read morea number of lists. We made it our first stop. We arrived to find it closed but before we could get back in the car, Karen drove in and offered to open early for us. We had a great experience admiring her work, speaking with her and selecting some greeting cards from her collection. Oils, watercolors, lithos, prints, tiles, matted cards, etc. Karen offers something for every price point. Cape Cod scenes, still lifes, florals... a very fun and interesting visit and a place we will bring guests in the future.

If you are looking for art that captures what you feel at the Cape, go to the Underground Gallery!…read more I love visiting the Underground Gallery! Brewster is snack dab in the middle of the Cape, so it is easy to get to. The gallery itself is an eco-friendly structure built into the hill. The art work evokes the many sides of the Cape. And the best part is visiting with Karen North Wells!

A small but lovely sculpture garden and an excellent museum shop chock full of local artists work…read morefor sale. Many beautiful ceramics.

Had some free passes from the library, decided to check it out. It's a pretty cool little place…read more The 2 exhibits today were restroom gender signs and invisible threads and global neighbors. The invisible threads were people from around the world who came here and own businesses and work on Cape Cod.

Situated on beautiful Atlantic Ave in Park Slope, de Castellane Gallery is exactly what it should…read morebe: a gorgeous space, an excellent selection of artwork, and friendly people. Hans, the gallery owner, is an established painter and muralist who definitely knows his stuff and has created an awesome concept for this gallery. He has attained the perfect Brooklyn style: take the sophistication of a Manhattan gallery, get rid of the pretentiousness, add Brooklyn's alluring neighborhood vibe, and you have de Castellane gallery. It's a totally inviting atmosphere, and the collection has something for everyone, with works ranging from the emerging and undiscovered to well established artists. This is definitely a gallery you won't want to pass by!

so very brooklyn and so very perfectly done. fantastic. de…read morecastellane manages to be edgy yet comfortable, classy yet unpretentious. the space is gorgeous - there's a beautiful exposed brick wall in the main room and a pretty backyard/outdoor space. hans, the gallery owner, takes the time to welcome you & speak with you about the pieces. everyone else is friendly too, i had a great conversation with christina. there's gems nearby like a fantastic coffee shop and a chocolate boutique. you really can't go wrong here! stop in asap!

Bao's gallery in Barnstable has some of the most unique and extraordinary art. The art is…read morebeautifully exhibited in a two floor gallery that is airy and contemporary and wonderful to be in. On display are the works of numerous artists many but not all of Asian descent. The subject matter ranges from gorgeous landscapes, to people to highly detailed still objects. I was blown away and could easily indulge in multiple pieces were it not for the hefty price tag. Art ranges from $3k to $25k. These pieces are true investments. The experience of visiting this gallery whether you walk away with art or not is well worth it.

Lovely art..ask to see artist Ann Solomon Schwartz's work. Very nice gallery owner as well.read more

This is a great find! It's just behind Main Street. There were four artists showing. Jewelry, glass…read moreblowing, pastels and oil. All were reasonably priced (that's coming from my San Francisco lens) if I wasn't embarking on becoming a gypsy, I definitely would have bought a piece or two. This place is well worth a stop in, then open your wallet and buy something!

This is a fantastic store that brings you back to the Grateful Dead era and all clothing, music,…read morebooks, and home accessories for that perfect touch of style that never goes out of style. I go to this store every time I am on Cape Cod!

Nice shop. Shirts are piled in sizes which helps when your handicapped walking with a walker. All…read moreyou have to do is pick a color! Nice workers!

Learned so much about Edward Gorey and his lovely home on Cape Cod. The museum consists of the…read morefirst level of the house and features Edward's belongings and works. I was amazed to see the Tony he won for Dracula in person. The museum is a sight to behold with so many treasures to look through. We enjoyed the scavenger hunt you can complete while walking through the museum (though we could not find the final items needed for a prize) and the docent tour. Our docent Mary Anne was amazing. She really knew so much about Edward Gorey and his life. I loved learning about his love of cats and knowing that the museum still has cats who live on premise today, as well as the charitable giving that has continued well after his death to local animal charities. Well worth a visit. Be sure to drop by the gift shop afterwards as they have a ton of books, shirts, and memorabilia to choose from.

Looking at the website, it suggests the house is open to walk throughs but when I went there were…read moreguided hourly tours. Asked if I could visit the bookstore and person at the desk was like "let me think about it. ok you can look around." very strange vibes and how it operates in practice doesn't seem to match what is on the website. as some other reviewers have noted your service may vary depending on "vibes" or whatever. hard pass.