Beautiful shop with traditional quilting fabric, linens, Japanese fabric, independent patterns, and…read moreother art supplies. Friendly and helpful staff

Nice selection of art supplies, but, very lacking in customer service. Not personable. Won't be…read moregoing back. ​

What a fun pit stop en route to Bar Harbor from Portland, Maine. The location and beautiful signage…read moremade pulling over a must! The two story store celebrating all things made in Maine is surrounded by hundreds of lupine plants and fun purple decor accents. The flowers in the yard are reason enough to stop. Upon stepping inside the shop, we were greeted with a friendly "hello" and the shells of homemade soap and dried Maine lavender. The store is well organized and offers everything from baskets and blueberry teas to Maine maple syrup and quilts. We ended up purchasing a sachet of dried lavender and mini bottle of Maine maple syrup with painted blueberries on the bottle parking is very easy and note that they do not have a public bathroom. This is the perfect stop to find a true Maine souvenir for the road!

From the owner: The Lupine Cottage was established in 2004. It is a working Cooperative with 4 different levels of…read moremembership. We jury all of our products to ensure they are Made in Maine, high quality and unique. With each visit you will meet one of our Artisans, possibly demoing there skill, and creating a new product. We have annual events to celebrate our local talent, giving classes and demonstrations. A must stop if you are in the Belfast Maine area, located on Route 1. We welcome you to visit our website: www.lupinecottage.net and visit our face book page. We open in April, weekends only Friday and Saturday 10-6, and Sunday 10-3. From May - December 24th we are open daily Monday - Saturday 10-6, and Sunday 10-3.

We were exploring Belfast and this store's sign read, "eclectic goods for the curious soul", and…read morethat drew me in. We were not looking for anything specific, but I found two great gifts and something for myself. One gift was a decanter tag that looked to be hand-stamped. The second was a key ring with a metal tag kind of like a thick spoon handle with "Believe Science" stamped on it. I also found a leather bracelet for myself. There were a lot of interesting items in this story including jewelry, hand towels, cards. It was fun to explore. The owner was very friendly and engaging. I'm glad we stopped in and I was able to bring back a piece of Belfast.

Love this adorable woman owned boutique in Belfast town center. We walked in and there was…read moresanitizer and extra masks available if you needed which I was so glad to see. They had lovely hand crafted jewelry. My daughter and I each picked out some very inspirational cards with RBG and Michelle Obama featured but there were so many more to choose from. I would definitely come back here!

Intellectual Pottery…read more Pottery studio that specializes more in teaching pottery than selling it, but still has a nice selection inside for purchase. The Good: *Great location along the Belfast waterfront *Really nice and unique pieces of pottery inside the store for sale at fairly reasonable prices. *Service was very friendly and welcoming *Pottery supplies for sale *Pottery classes for all skill levels *Booth at the United Farmers Market of Maine on Saturdays The Meh: *Not sure why they're aka "Belfast Clay Studio" on their website and IG The Ugly: *Parking in this area of Belfast can be a bit of a PiTa, but just be patient, and you'll find some. Conclusion: Nice place for all your pottery needs.

Going into the store and exploring was one of the most fun experiences I've had in quite a while…read more I found some very beautiful hundred percent cotton shirts from Peru for both men and women and of course had to buy a couple of them, one for me and one for my husband. It is so much fun to be in a conscious environment! Everyone was warm, friendly, and helpful which added to the fun! Thank you.

They stock a nice collection of household products, and many of their products are made by local…read morepeople. The staff have always been pleasant and helpful.

The Belfast Framer is a one stop shop for reasonably priced artwork and framing…read more I am not only impressed by their service, but also by their very low prices (this may have something to do with being used to Boston prices) Alison was extremely helpful. She spent plenty of time with me picking out appropriate frames for my two pieces along with mat board. While Alison helped me, Vicky, the owner, was kind enough to assist a couple who was looking to have artwork appraised (even though they don't do appraisals there) I dropped my prints off mid-morning today (Tuesday) and was told they would be ready for pick up by the end of the day Thursday (a very quick turn around) I definitely will be coming back in the near future with more items to be framed!

From the owner: We are a full-service custom frame shop featuring a complete line of archival materials for the…read morepreservation of your artwork. We offer design consultation with hundreds frame mouldings and mat choices available. We also provide services such as dry-mounting, canvas & needlework stretching, shrink-wrapping, custom mirrors, restoration services, and many others. Our professional staff has nearly 50 years combined framing experience and we are pleased to assist you with all your framing needs.The Betts Gallery features the work of mainly local artists from June through October. Group shows are featured at the beginning of the season and a Holiday Show in December. The gallery is a year-round source for limited edition prints and other art from many local and other artists.

I was here during the Shop Hop in Oct and loved it. The ladies working there were very nice and…read morehelpfull. I will be returning when I return to Maine.

It is very disorganized and the place has a horrible smell that just followed me home sorry.read more

A great place to take classes. Especially fun for kids. Check website and Facebook page to learn…read moreabout weekly class and open studio times. "Random Pottery is a small pottery and fused glass studio. Our sunny new location is in the Old Brooklin School House, across from the Post Office in Brooklin, Maine. For this retired public educator and now full-time potter - Lynn Curran - the location couldn't be better! ~ Studio offerings include pottery lessons for beginners and intermediate students of all ages, hand-building workshops, fused glass workshops, and community kid-friendly projects."