There was a large variety of art, sculptures and jewelry on display that surely will capture one's…read moreattention. The gallery itself, housed in a former bank building with vaults and safes, is interesting to this former bank examiner. I particularly enjoyed the contemporary sculpture on display both inside and out. .

Nestled in a row of gift shops, overpriced clothing boutiques and artisan markets, this former bank…read moreturned art gallery showcases an enticing range of styles - from bronze sculptures and pointillist paintings to prints, furniture and jewelry. The majority of the art is for sale, averaging $1K-$25K. A few pieces fall within the $100-400 range. The Muir roof deck garden is a delightful place to sit, relax and enjoy the sound of windchimes. Exploring the vault rooms on the ground and lower levels is also a great way to spend time. There is a public restroom available on the second floor, and a friendly curator on hand to answer questions. If you find yourself downtown, this gallery is well worth a visit.

This is a wonderful gallery with absolutely beautiful artwork. There's a number of pieces from each…read moreartist that you can choose from that displays their style and the main locale absolutely wonderful. Do stop by because it is great! I'm an artist and I approve!

We spend summers in Maine and frequent many art galleries. Camden Falls Gallery has now become a…read morefavorite. If you are looking for quality art, primarily with a Maine theme (including wonderful coastal and boating scenes), and don't want to overpay for mediocre artwork, this gallery should be near the top of your list in mid coast Maine. The owner is very knowledgeable about his artists and their work and goes out of his way to see that you are fully satisfied with your purchase. In our case, he willingly offered to swap frames, even waiting for "the right one" to arrive a week later. We highly recommend this gallery.

This is a gorgeous shop with really pretty custom wood art inside ranging from small like Christmas…read moreornaments to large orbs and wall hangings. Friendly welcome when I came in and several beautiful pieces all throughout of various shapes and sizes. Easy to find something to take home to remember a trip. Charming location in downtown Camden on the Main Street in front of the water.

This gallery features the a wide variety of items created with wood that owner/artist Rob Jones…read morehas created. Every way you turn your head you will likely find something that fascinates.

About a year and a half ago The Maine Gathering moved to 8 Bayview Street. The shop remains full…read moreof lovely objects created in Maine and the staff is friendly. It's one of several shops in town that's worth a closer look.

Maine Gathering is everything you love about Maine in one shop!…read more You've spent the summer in Maine, and now the season is winding down. School is around the corner, the breezes have gone from warm to crisp, and the rains slip down from the mountains more frequently. It's almost time to head home, back to real life. But you want something to take with you, a little momento of the sun and sea and lobsters and lighthouses. But how many postcards, cartoony mugs and made-in-China trinkets do you need? Let's face it, you want something unique and uniquely Maine. Head on over to Maine Gathering in the gorgeous harbor town of Camden! Maine Gathering is what it sounds like: a place where Maine artists come together to share their work with locals and visitors alike. In this small, unassuming shop, you can find pottery, jewelry, float rope mats and baskets (all recycled!), birch bark momentos, sea glass bits and bobs, and a plethora of all things lobster! Almost everything is hand made by a Maine local, and it shows: Every detail represents something that makes this state a rare gem on the East Coast. And owners Howard and Margaret Gallagher make sure that every visitor feels welcomed into this Maine artistic haven. From the in-depth knowledge of everyone who works there to Howard's jovial nature to the sheer selection of amazing gifts, Maine Gathering is THE place to go to find something to help you remember your Maine vacation for years to come!

This is my favorite place to go for a cup of tea and a scone with jam!!…read more Whenever we have friends visiting we always bring them to Nervous Nellie's for the wonderful whimsical sculptures! The jams and jellies are amazing AND they will ship them!

Nervous Nellie's is a truly wondrous place! I grew up on Deer Isle, more specifically on…read moreSunshine, and drove by this spot every single day. My conception of what was happening at Nervous Nellie's came from the jellies and jams sold in local stores and from the view of the backs of the buildings in the middle of Hardscrabble Hill. Visiting Deer Isle with friends, we finally stopped yesterday for the very first time. I have to say, what Peter Beerits has (and is) created (creating) at Nervous Nellie's Jams and Jellies is nothing short of a wonder! Of course there's the food. The jellies, jams, preserves, and chutneys are simply delicious. There is a small cafe and store where you can sample, buy, and sit and enjoy the tasty treats created on site. But the jellies aren't what visiting Nervous Nellies is all about. It's the brilliance, creativity, and passion in the art of Peter Beerits that will really fill your heart and mind and go with you after you leave. There is a tiny world with buildings and sculptures that beckon you in and beg you to participate in the imaginative elements born of a tremendous artist at work. I LOVED seeing and experiencing it all, but particularly loved the old west inspired buildings. There are several key places to visit. Each building you visit is filled with interesting wood-cut inhabitants, antiques furniture, music, and so much more.

I have been here three times this year, and every time, I walk out with something I didn't know I…read moreneeded. This time it was a metal snow measurer with a pine tree on the top--darling and practical! The guys who work there are quick to wrap up things and are super nice and helpful. They showed me where to find a handicapped ramp for the entrance and did not make me feel weird about using it. Everything is so cute and well made--mostly of wood and just so practical--cutting boards, furniture, towel holders, riding toys, etc. I recommend this place to anyone.

What an interesting store, all homemade items made by inmates. So very unique woodworking items…read morefrom kitchen utensils, tables, dressers to cute toys. Really enjoyed walking through the store seeing the beautiful custom creations. A few photos and different items from the movie Shawshank redemption, great movie! We bought a few items, great craftsmanship.

I like good art and design. I like dealing with kind and professional people with great…read morepersonalities. Boy, did I luck out with At Home Modern! I've purchased multiple pieces from Bobbie -- including both art and furniture. I'm a mid century modern enthusiast, and she's fantastic to work with whether you're doing the brick and mortar type of shopping at her new storefront in Philly, shopping online with her (she ships!), or lucky enough to shop with her at Brimfield. She's knowledgable, pleasant, and professional. If I could give her more stars than five, I would. Do yourself a favor and shop with Bobbie and At Home Modern. You won't regret it.

I bought the most beautiful rug at Bobbie's lovely shop on Girard Avenue. What a jewel box the…read morewhole showroom is! I want everything in it! She's got a great eye, impeccable and unique taste, and is so natural at curating. Happy At Home Modern is in Fishtown!

Owner is dishonest. We sold them some stuff and agreed with the woman owner on giving us a gift…read morecertificate that we could use whenever we wanted and have a declining balance. We wanted this because we USED to like the shop and wanted to support them instead of taking the cash and spending it somewhere else. After using it a couple times my wife went in to use it and the man owner refused her, called her a liar, and got aggressive and nasty. He's a real jackass, abusive to customers, and doesn't deserve the business he inherited from Daddy. We will never go back in there after the way he treated my wife. Bottom line is he cheated us out of money. DISHONEST.

I've been going to Elmer's since I was three (or younger; these are my earliest memories of it),…read moreand remember playing on the swingset made of...I'm not sure if it was old phone poles, or butcher block, or logs, but something big and clunky; there was a cow or some odd animal for a swing with a barrel for a body...A wooden statue of Elmer in a t-shirt. My dad used to renovate run-down stuff he'd salvaged from the Alna Dump (dump picking was legal; this was the early 70s) and sell or trade to Elmer. Hours would go by. So much amazing and rusty junk, and random things like thousands of wooden eggs and bags of antique long white gloves and lace tablecloths sold by the pound. Anyway, it's an antique mall, now, but there is still the old vibe there, chickens wandering around, rusty sawblades, and if you go out in the back rooms which maybe you aren't supposed to...The smell of wet cement and the old creepy tools hanging up *chef's kiss* Oh, and you'll leave with something reasonably priced. Last trip's treasures were that Yes album with the six part fold-out-art ($8) and a kinda cheesy old painting with ornate frame ($13); I'll toss the painting and upcycle the frame. Pretty sure some ghosts "live" there...bring a camera and take some spooky pictures to see spirit orbs! Can't recommend an Elmer's afternoon highly enough, particularly on a cold, rainy day.