Lots of impressive, imaginative, and interesting works. Definitely worth a visit! Wide variety of…read moremediums and materials and many really unusual photographs. The gallery owner is very knowledgeable and can provide lots of info about the artists and the works in the gallery. The only problem is the gallery is small and chocked full of the art.

PROS: nice staff, amazing glasswork, good variety of items, loads of parking, glass blowing glasses…read moreavailable CONS: everything is overpriced despite its elegance. The glass blowing classes are also wildly pricey OVERALL: I recommend coming here to look at the pieces and getting something, if you don't mind spending a ton of money. It's also out of the way from other towns so be prepared to drive

My first time visiting Martha's Vineyard Glassworks studio and shop. A very interesting collection…read moreof local glass blown works. Upstairs houses more works from artists outside the island. Come on down to check it out!

Stopped by this museum while shopping on Circuit Ave. This is a nice local museum. I purchased a…read moresmall portrait painting and a bag. Employee provided us with great insight on the art. Highly recommend

Black owned art museum on Oak Bluffs shopping district. We stopped here to browse and Ended up…read moremaking a few small purchases. Some paintings were as high as $12,000 which were worth it. They had some very nice pieces. If ever I. The area you need to stop by

I remember making the journey to Chilmark pottery in 1999. Before cell phones were invented I used…read moreMapQuest print out and was so enchanted when I pulled up on the property. I love the vibration of this art. I love walking through it all and taking it all in. I dream of going back and only recently broke the bowl I bought back then. And came here to see if they were still open. I will certainly be making the trip this summer to replace my bowl that I had for many years.

Wendy G. is right- Chilmark Pottery is a misnomer. The store is in West Tisbury…read more Something else that's funny is that the "sale" sign is always up in front of the store. According to an article we read a few years ago, the owner (Geoff) discovered that the word 'sale' brings in more foot traffic. And truth be told, there's always some kind of cock-eyed sale going on -- buy 1 get 1 1/2 off, or something; 25th anniversary sale (which, curiously, has been going on for the last 2 years...), etc. Chilmark Pottery's stuff is beautiful. Especially the stuff that Geoff makes (he's gotten into selling pottery from Vietnam and China, and it isn't as interesting, or as quirky, as the stuff he throws himself). Geoff's bowls, plates, and mugs are organic interesting shapes, and the glazes just sparkle. The downside: the store feels really dusty and cluttered, and sometimes the prices are higher than one would like (though I don't think Geoff is wedded to the marked prices). I wish Geoff would display a little less merchandise and display it better.

Since writing my review yesterday of the North Star glass gallery, I have not been able to stop…read morethinking of a quaint little gift shop that I have visited many times in Nantucket because the beautiful and colorful glass is what first drew me inside. Through the years I have collected many things, from antiques to sports memorabilia with Norman Rockwell in between, enough so that I could probably open my own shop. Call me a pack rat, if you will, but my fascination with glass catches every one's eyes. I once had a comment from a visitor coming along as a date with our male friend and he commented on my paperweight collection and she said, oh you can buy those at Target, Ha! I buy nothing unless it is signed or marked and if it has papers, all the better. It is here at the Beach Glass of Nantucket that I bought my one and only extra large "paperweight". It measures 11" wide by 10" tall and 4' deep and is the most gorgeous sunset scene! It weighs a ton and they would have shipped it for me to Pennsylvania, but I decided I would rather get it home myself. While we spent the day touring the island and having lunch, they went out of their way to package it safely. The artist is well known and it is Murano glass and from Oggetti, Italy. I paid $1,500.00 and the artist passed away shortly after, probably because he heard how much I paid for the piece, just kidding. I have it sitting in a downstairs window that catches a lot of light with my dozen and a half smaller paperweights surrounding it. Good glass paperweights are a real work of art to me because of the pain staking details they bring together to make gorgeous flowers and beautiful scenes. This shop does sell a lot of glass, some of it is cheap, so you do have to look. They have the coolest note cards decorated beautifully by local artists. They also have local artisans who hand craft jewelry and artists who paint beautiful scenes on glass goblets and flower vases. The shop is small but loaded with gems, you just have to take the time to look. Nantucket is like stepping back in time... Until you see the prices. Not wheelchair accessible.

I love this gallery!! I had several pieces of artwork and photography lying around my house for…read moreyears (years and years), with the intention of getting them framed at some point. I finally made the move to have one piece done at Bennett Gallery. I trusted them to pick the mattes for me and the work was beautiful! I have since had several pieces framed, including my sons' elementary art pieces! Bennett Gallery does an amazing job, HIGHLY recommended!

I love the personal service. Kevin helped us pick out a frame and matte, did the work himself, and…read morecalled us when the job was done. Really nice work by a super friendly craftsman. Thanks!

A great mix between quality supplies for the adept artist and gift shop-esque whimsy to intrigue…read morethe curious newcomer

Good selection of art supplies, for my watercolor hobby. Staff were helpful and friendly.read more

This was a great stop during my visit to cape cod. There is a lot of information in this seemingly…read moresmall museum. It's bigger than it looks and I learned a lot. There is a lot of information on the forming of the cape, so many different types of ships, and the struggles during the creation of infrastructure. Lots of detailed information on the lighthouses in the area too. One of the most impressive pieces of history I learned more about was the SS Pendleton rescue. The SS Pendleton broke in half during a massive winter storm. The U.S. Coast Guard ended up rescuing 32 passengers from the SS Pendleton, with a small rescue ship designed to hold no more than 12 people. It's the most daring small-boat rescue in U.S. Coast Guard history. I was welcomed in immediately and the lady working at the time talked to us for a while. She was very enthusiastic about sharing the history and her knowledge about the museum.

Wonderful Maritime Museum…read more This was a very nice museum. I enjoyed seeing the boat building shed and the lighthouse exhibits. They also have an amazing scrimshaw collection. The staff (Patricia) was very knowledgeable and friendly. Date of experience: October 5, 2025