We had our wedding party at Borsari Gallery this past weekend. The price was fair. The food was…read moregreat and the staff was helpful! I would definitely recommend this venue. We also bought a piece of art at the gallery to bring home with us.

We celebrated my daughter's bridal shower at Borsari Gallery and it exceeded all of our…read moreexpectations. The setting is stunning and impressive, the staff efficient, helpful and so friendly. We worked with Jeni Landers as our event coordinator from Treats Catering. Jeni was attentive to every detail for our event, great with corresponding with me through the planning and with us throughout the whole day of the event. Treats Catering food was delicious! Highly recommend!! Such a wonderful experience and memory.

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!

Best art gallery in Cape Cod. Wonderfully talented local artist. Beautiful oil paintings of Bass…read moreRiver and Cape Cod. The artist, herself, is there most days to talk to you about the paintings. The gallery is also her studio where she paints. You can stop by and watch her paint. The gallery is located on 28 across from the Bass River marina. There is plenty of parking in the rear. It is a wonderful gallery by a very talented local artist from Bass River. She paints many scenes from Bass River including windsurfers, kite borders, cat sail boats, Wiano sail boats, still lifes, and beach scenes. She has prints as well as original oil paintings in all different sizes. The colors of the paintings are very vivid and bright. It is a very quaint New England Cape Cod gallery in a very very old historic building.

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!

Lovely unique pottery studio. Has outdoor displays and an inside gallery and viewing spot to see…read morethem in action making potter. So many beautiful pieces. The love and work that goes into these pieces is evident. Bought a cute little spoon rest. Gorgeous colors. Highly recommend visit here on your out and about excursions

Such a cool spot to visit!!! The work is amazing, and everyone was very welcoming. I was thoroughly…read moreimpressed and would definitely come back. Got myself a cool new cup too!

Love, love, love this shop! I have been going for years. They have a variety of patterns that…read moreyou can select from and a variety of dishes both square and round . Everything from salad and dinner plates to chip and dip bowls. This is a place you must come in and experience. There are so many unique one of a kind vases and ornaments. The sun catchers are reasonably priced and so interesting. I noticed the last time I was there they also have magnets. I heard the saleswoman say they could make anything into a magnet. If on 6A in Brewster this is a stop you must make!

Just the best made and created in Brewster MA creative pressed gorgeous glass pieces. Excellent…read moregifts from$7- hundreds. A must stop shop warm environmental highly recommend! Thank you for being open on a Sunday until 5. Not sure of the kind sweet lady that helped us but we certainly appreciated her help!!!

I've been taking classes at the art center since I moved to the Cape twelve years ago. There I've…read morefound excellent teachers and a community of fellow artists who've become an important part of my life. I've had a chance to participate in shows and in workshops with prominent off-cape artists, and now to experience the beautiful gallery and generous classroom space in our just- completed remodeling and expansion. It's a great place to be.

This is a very nice gallery, and welcoming friendly staff. Great class selections, painting and…read morephotography, and I love that they are embracing digital art and new ways of exploring technology in art too. Plus online photography competitions are a nice option.

Such great little shops... and some very friendly people working there .. Naomi ... bought some…read morebeach glass necklaces and buoy to hang on our garage so we can feel like we live in Cape COD

Friendly at first, then after touring the shop became arrogant, pushy, like we were wasting his…read moretime. Then became almost investigative of our life style/choices/integrity and asked invasive questions, enough to make my best friend cry, and she still purchased the angry owl. Nice shop, terrible character, your patrons are your livelihood...

I've been a member for 6 years and had not been able to visit due to either covid or living in…read moredifferent states. It was so nice to finally make the pilgrimage here. There is some parking off to the side of the house and I was able to get a spot. Make sure that you make reservations on the website prior to coming. You reserve a time slot and pay when you get there. I meandered about before going inside. There's a person sitting just inside the entrance to ask your name and reservation time. It is a darling house with all things Edward Gorey in terms of ephemera. Pictures, books, and bits & bobs. I was hoping to see a cat or two so that was disappointing somewhat. You do only get the first floor as well just to let people know. I did not participate in the docent tour - I just wanted to kind of look and snoop at my own pace. It was very cute and mellow. There was a lot of information and the current type exhibit is amazing (O Sordid Type) - I would recommend that highly. I think if you're a fan, it is worth a visit and they do have a good amount in the gift shop, but nothing appealed to my wallet this go round.

Every time I start to type my review, I get the Simon & Garfunkel song "Richard Corey" in my head…read more Then I realize it's "Cory". Then I realize it has nothing to do with Edward Gorey, the wonderful writer and artist behind the misadventure alphabet (Gashlycrumb Tinies, for reference) and so much more. To go to this house is to realize you've known Edward Gorey this whole time. They have a nice spoken session on the hour - we arrived early, toured the museum, and then my cousin told me he was speaking so I wandered over and listened as the guide explained that Tim Burton and so many others in a similar vein were inspired by Gorey. Here on the Cape, I couldn't ask for a better museum to experience this unique creator and his works. All laid out in his nice casual house for a reasonable price. Do stop by and enjoy. I tried, but brevity does not lend itself to a Yelp review. I can't write like him. I can just encourage you to come be inspired yourself.