Went with my brother to get a photo framed and wound up spending a lot of time browsing the art…read morework while he got exactly what he wanted done with his art work. Beautiful works are featured from local artists are featured as well as from afar.

Sadly, this gallery doesn't pay the artists that show there. I can't even get a response as I'm…read moretrying to get my paintings back and they won't even answer my emails. I've been waiting 6 months for payment on a sale, which wasn't even sold for the correct retail value. It's also impossible to get a contract from the owner, she only says that she'll provide it, and now I'm left with no recourse but Yelp and the Better Business Bureau. All of those brightly colored hexagons in the gallery are mine, and not for sale through this business.

Style A is a new Bozeman gallery showing great selections of contemporary artwork. The…read moredirector/owner is very approachable and knowledgeable. Definitely worth a view!

Beautiful gallery. Loved their framed driftwood and lithographs. I was on an early morning walk and…read morethey weren't open yet, so just did some window shopping, but would love to come back when they're open.

What a great art gallery! I can see why the were voted best one in the city. They have a lot of…read moredifferent mediums and also a lot of different styles of artists within each medium. Glass, jewelry, sculpture, photos and paintings- really something for everyone. They carry originals as well as prints so there is something for everyone price wise and style wise as well. There were so many different pieces that captivated me. I ended up getting a print by James Weikert that is so colorful and such a fun representation of the beautiful Montana outdoors. Maybe one day I'll have the money for an original! Ha- but seriously if money weren't an object I would've walked out with half of the store. Friendly staff and great space.

Hand made pottery at its finest! We felt very fortunate to have had the opportunity to visit…read more Wednesday evening we were at the Tune Up Basement Bar to hear live jazz and spoke with Alex, a fabulous jazz guitarist, between sets. He told us about Basiclai and suggested we stop by in the morning. We did and met Marianne, the artist and proprietor who created this lovely studio and gallery. We purchased an oil pourer and look forward to returning next time we come thru Bozeman.

What a lovely nursery! Its a great atmosphere and the staff is super friendly. I was able to find…read moreplant varieties that I couldnt find anywhere else. Highly recommend The Garden Barn.

There's so much going on here, I probably missed some of the fun, quirky stuff mixed in with the…read morebeautiful plants. While the building has small plants, terrarium set ups, some pots -- both ordinary and unusual and other miscellaneous things, it's the actual garden that's a treat. It started with the sign on the left warning visitors that the resident cats sit in the window and can't be let out because they terrorize things - probably the koi and ducks that make themselves at home near the small pond -- or perhaps they tangle with the peacocks. While it was later in the season and probably fewer plants than they might have in the spring, what Garden Barn did have was nice, appeared to be well cared for, and enough variety that you can stock your garden or landscape with different things. It isn't a cheap place, so be prepared to spend some money for a full landscape. With that said, there were some nice lower and mid-priced things left in one of the greenhouses. And, at a really reduced price because it's at the end of the season, some plants that looked all but dead, might still have some life in them with some TLC if you really want to manage your budget. What I noticed were the amazing large hanging baskets that reached nearly from the hanging bar at the ceiling down to the top of the tables. Absolutely beautiful.

One of the better antique stores in the Bozo area…read more They have a good variety of furniture, etc. It is very spendy, so if you're looking for "thrift" type stores... this is not for you.

Fun place. Original owner, JR, would discount deeply. Miss him. Great assortment of American golden…read moreoak antiques, Thai rustic furniture and Indians household smalls. Also, a great assortment of iron garden art , trellis' and pots. Don't miss.

I became aware of Mountain Arts Pottery when our kids went to college in Bozeman. I was so…read moreimpressed with their pottery, I bought several coffee mugs and some cafe plates over time, and used them for a few years. We had a wildfire come through last summer and lost everything, I decided I would replace my dishes with the dinnerware from Mountain Arts. I purchased a set of the Charcoal Jet, and am very happy with the look and the quality! Their product is beautiful and I have had next to no trouble with chipping. Their customer service has been great...very responsive!

I stopped in to check out the local pottery offerings, and found a darling plate I could not be…read morewithout, as well as some beautiful tea towels & place mats (very unexpected finds!). The gallery has a cool vibe & a very friendly staff that was available at all times for questions & general assistance. Then I decided to treat myself to what turned out to be a very yummy lunch of grilled chicken salad on a bed of mixed greens and avocado (for a small add on fee) and let me tell you it was absolutely delish and the warm cornbread that came with it was equally yummy (butter & jam already at table). I guess their specialities are all the baked goods - pies, cookies, bars and such. But you can also pickup a frozen lasagna or chicken enchiladas, and pot pies. Or, as I did, have a freshly made to order sandwich or salad. I would definitely recommend a stop in here at any time of day. I was there mid afternoon on a Wednesday and there was no problem getting immediate service & a table. Very friendly folks work here. Check it out!

I have mixed feelings about this shop. There were so many things I wanted: tchotchkes, taxidermy…read moreand home decor. We then came upon a case full of medals and knives and I was shocked to see Nazi memorabilia available for sale. I wish these symbols of hatred were not on display.

I jusy went in the store with a large list of things to purchase for our Airbnb in Red Lodge Mt. In…read moremid search I had to use the restroom. I asked the gal at the front desk where the rest room was. She somewhat rudely replies ' no restroom. You can go to the Town Pump down the street.' I buy thousands of dollars of antiques, every few years to furnish our rentals. I will never to to this store again no matter how cool their stuff is. To tell a customer to go down the street is absymal customer service. If I am not good enough to use your bathroom, than my money is not good enough either. ANTIQUE BUYERS- GO A FEW MILES AWAY TO TH ANTIQUE BARN. JUST AS COOL STUFF AND YOUR WELCOME TO USE THE RESTROOM WHILE YOUR SPENDING MONEY!!!