Walking into the store reminds me of walking into a painting of its own. A world of peace,…read moreelegance, and practicality. I've been using J.Miller Pictureframer now for several years and I've always found their work to be creative, artistic and having the frame that is just right for whatever picture I may be asking to be framed. The store has an atmosphere of its own and the owner is most professional and courteous, with many years of experience to help guide you in the selection of that perfect frame. I've also discovered that if the owner doesn't have exactly what you're looking for,he'll tell you that and may give you a suggestion to guide you in a most helpful direction. It is my experience that they're always looking out for the customer. So for all your framing needs I hope you'll check out this fine establishment.

Very nice, high quality work. Very pleased with the service and especially the leisurely…read moreconsultation to decide on the optimum framing solution.

I only had a small order. But when I walked in, I was greeted with smiles and warmth. Larry and Mel…read morewere both super helpful and I literally walked out of there feeling way better than I did when I walked in. Thank you for the laughs and all of your helpful tips. And thanks for going beyond the call with my multiple requests. It's not HOME BEAUTIFUL, but considering that this was my first backslash trim, I'm feeling mighty proud.

For an expert opinion on high quality materials, come to Cloutier. If you want poor service and low…read morequality products, go to Home Depot. We're in the market for a kitchen backsplash to finish our renovations. We got 5 samples of tile from Home Depot, most arrived chipped and broken. Not to be discouraged, we decided to nix the big box brand and shop local. My parents purchased their kitchen floor here years ago, and the service hasn't wavered a bit. Their showroom is extensive, and you're greeted upon arrival. Betty quickly honed in on what we were looking for, and took us straight to the section that could meet our needs. After showing her the granite we already have, she brought out several samples and a few that varied a bit from what we said we were looking for. Well, we brought a sample home, and the one we fell in love with was actually quite different than what we thought we were looking for! They have a huge array of products at different prices. Our selection just happened to be on the low end, at $11/sq. ft. Some other marble tiles we viewed were as much as $50/sq. ft. You definitely get what you pay for - $11 was a little more than we were looking at from Home Depot but the quality of the product and the service were so much higher at Cloutier, it's worth it!

I visit the center frequently to attend the figure drawing classes. They have excellent models and…read morethe class is attended by people who share ideas and sometimes supplies. The newest building has several classrooms and an awesome gallery. The gallery shows change frequently and feature various artists and themes. The property has an outside stage for performances, pastureland, outside sculptures, grassy gardensand there are adjacent hiking trails.

Featherstone is a lovely nonprofit arts center located in a few old buildings on a former horse…read morefarm right in the middle of the island. Established in 1996, Featherstone has quickly found its footing as a resource for classes, exhibitions, musical events, poetry readings, community events and opportunities to purchase artwork by island artists. There are classes for children and adults that include ceramics, printmaking, photography, creative writing, oil painting and more. Some of the classes are one time only and others last for several weeks. Take your pick. Special events include a chocolate festival and a Christmas shopping opportunity. Poetry readings in the summer have become amazingly great, with nationally known poets like Billy Collins and Jorie Graham. (Note that the island poets also show up and read their poems.) There is also a flea market every Tuesday throughout the summer, and some fabulous Musical Mondays when you can listen to the local musicians who are surprisingly talented. You stretch out on the lawn, swat away at the island's vast and hungry mosquito population and listen to bluegrass, jazz or folk music performed by your island neighbors. It's easy going and relaxed. Free classes for teenagers after school are especially exciting. Featherstone is not far away from the High School and the Y, making car pooling a snap, but island teens are also used to hitch hiking if they have no car. Some of the instructors are much better than others, but that is the case at any small arts organization like this. Just do your research and find out more about the teacher, as you would do for any class, right? It's nice to see Featherstone flourishing in a gentle and creative way here on the island.

This is the way stores should be. Real stuff. Lovingly displayed in perfect unperfectness. A cave…read moreof treasure waiting to be searched out of a little spot behind other stuff. I love it. Still gets to be open for many years to come.

Very rude and always something negative to say to customers, seems when I'm visiting, it's an…read moreeffort to ask her anything. This woman really doesn't like her job. Sad she is such a nasty lady, my friend bought a Yellow Libyan desert glass stone ring for $95. and it broke within 2 months. There are so many other good stone stores, it's not worth the ruining your day!!!!!!

Charming store that oozes New England quaintness and is filled with gorgeous items for the home. It…read morealso smells great because they sell Bath stuff here as well. Anything for the home you could possibly want they have here. It is a must stop as their prices are great too and the atmosphere is warm and tranquil. You will have a field day looking at everything from Bath Products to Home Furnishings, Welcome Mats, Gifts, Pottery, Natural Beauty Products. Many items have a Sea Theme so it also makes a great place to buy a gift for family and/or friends. It is a captivating store and a must visit when on the Cape.

LOVE this store. Its packed with all hand-made Cape house decor, bath and beauty products, beach…read moregear, baby clothes, Christmas ornaments, stationary, etc. All the craftsmanship is original and hand-made, and the prices are more than fair. The store also boasts original artwork - canvas paintings, drawings, etchings - and everything is Cape Cod accented. I loved the coffee cup set made from porcelain, set in a light sea blue glaze with one simple outlined drawing of a small whale. It was so simple, yet so cute. What's more is the fact that everything is functional. I picked up said mugs and the weight and size were perfectly in proportion, so I knew they wouldn't break after a few uses. I bought some shells beautifully and creatively packaged in a small clear Chinese food take out box accented with a little blue ribbon. For my boyfriend, I bought some sea salt scrub that can be used to ease muscle tension. The packaging was just as cute and the smell was subtle and refreshing. I also bought a hand made hanging ornament made of three different nautilus shells tied together on a line of very fine string. It was beautiful! The owner of the store was working the cash register, and she could not have been nicer. She helped me find what I was looking for, and she packaged my purchases up with great care. If you are looking for Etsy-style flavor, but with better craftsmanship, hit up this store

I love the pieces that I purchased - MV mug and bowl. Sherri could not have been any kinder, more…read morehelpful or knowledgeable. It was so much fun to go to her home studio and browse and shop there. While I love seeing her items at the artisans market, it was extra special to see where she works and the pottery is made.

Really nice lady great customer service when my metal detector broke 10/10 would recommend to…read moreeveryone that wants a metal detector

Immediately, as I rode my bike into the parking lot, I was greeted by a women who instantly told me…read moreto get out as I was on my bike risking my life on a main road due to it being private property. Never go to this place again!

Beautiful glass artwork shines in the sun, delicate scarves flow in the wind…read more.. The Falmouth Art Market, set along the edge of Gus Canty Community Center's parking lot near Main Street, allows visitors to see well-crafted, handmade pieces up close and to speak one-on-one with talented local artists. Driving past to the farmers market at the Marine Park down a street near this lot, I saw the tents of this market and made a point to go back. When I arrived, I saw that I wanted to stop at each of the twenty or so vendors. I decided my strategy would be to start at one end and work my way down the line. (Very tactful, if I do say so myself.) At each tent, I saw the remarkable work of each vendor--telling them so, too--and spoke with each, hearing the passion and joy as he or she spoke. Each was incredibly proud of his or her work. Many said they would not put out their work if they did not truly love it. I saw everything from scarves, to handblown glass jewelry, to seaglass artwork, to woodwork, to paintings, to pottery. (There was even an artist at one end painting right there for all to look on while he did so!!) I purchased a colorful and one-of-a-kind glass pendant from one artist who depicted how she layered the different colors of glass as she blowed it by hand; a photo that looks like a painting of a beach scene with footprints in the sand toward a mist in the back of the scene from another artist; several unique and modern prints, one of a sailboat and of the Falmouth Road Race, from an artist from a local gallery; a framed glass piece with a sand dollar floating in the center of glass, surrounded by pebbles and seaglass pieces from another artist. Each piece available at this market is truly unique and unlike anything you will ever see. I applaud these artists, their talents and their hard work. It is evident that these artists know what they are doing in their crafts, and they are all so personable when you meet with them. I really enjoyed my time at this market!! This market runs every Thursday from noon to 6pm, from mid-June to early September. It is set up perfectly and conveniently with the farmers market, and you get a taste (literally with the farmers market) of different vendors from the area in all areas--from art to edibles. It is definitely something to check out if you are looking for homewares or a gift for a family member or friend. You will undoubtedly find something you will love, and you will enjoy speaking with and supporting local talent. Be sure to bring cash, as many vendors only accept that, though some may take credit cards. The Falmouth Art Market showcases outstanding work from local artists, each of whom is very friendly and kind and shows a true love for his or her craft. If you want to see passion and to support local talent, then visit this market!!