Field Gallery is a great side trip when visiting Martha's Vineyard…read more Lots of fun and interesting outdoor sculptures. (No fee to enter the sculpture garden) The indoor gallery has smaller sculptures and paintings. Unfortunately, the items are way out of my budget. However, it's fun to just view the entire gallery. Parking availability is on the street.

If you are in this area, it is a nice place to visit. Great place to browse if you are stuck at…read morethe West Tisbury Town Hall bus stop. I am not particularly into art but it was interesting to see some of contrasting pieces in particular (Charlie Brown cartoon with picture of artwork rhino). The prices reflect a combination of the art quality and the clientele who live here. One of the locals who worked here, probably a son of the museum owner, was nice enough to make small talk with me but I also convinced him to tell me more about Maison Villatte.

What a wonderful gallery! I stopped in to take a peak and left with great conversation and a small…read morepainting as a gift that was beautifully wrapped! There's something nice about having one of the artist/owners available. They are all local artists providing beautiful and unique pieces. Do stop in!

Poor experience. Unable to successfully complete a framing project with quality results and charges…read morewere excessive. Would not recommend.

I highly recommend this art center for all of your framing needs. I received excellent customer…read moreservice and a quick turnaround time. They did an excellent job handling my fragile art. I absolutely love how turned 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

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.

Bottom Line: A lovely gift shop and separately a donation based museum with exhibits that explain…read moreWHOI's role in ocean exploration. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) buildings (and U. of Chicago Marine Biological Laboratory) buildings are sprinkled throughout the town of Falmouth. WHOI buildings open to the public include (1) the visitor center and store, (2) a discovery center (museum) and (3) an aquarium. This review is for the visitors center and gift shop that is located on the main street as well as the discovery center that is located on a side street. My husband and I first stopped at the Visitor Center and Store on the drag street of what I assume is downtown Falmouth. The store sells ocean and ship themed t-shirts, hoodies and insulated cups and other "science-y" souvenirs. The store was very organized and everything was neatly displayed. We didn't buy anything but we had a lovely conversation with the very helpful employee who gave us a map of the area and made recommendations for lunch spots as well as how to find the WHOI Discovery Center and WHOI aquarium. Next we visited the Discovery Center which is appropriately located in a beautiful historic school. We found the introduction video about what WHOI does very helpful and we enjoyed the exhibits in the brightly lit space. I was surprised to learn that the 60-year-old Alvin mini-sub that is famous for taking explorers to the Titanic is still in service. I enjoyed being able to scan a QR code with my phone to see the real time position of WHOI's research vessels. The Discovery Center is donation based and like any good museum, there is a gift shop at the end. As far as parking, street parking is the name of the game in this part of Falmouth. We found a spot at a parking meter and walked to the Visitor Center, Discovery Center, aquarium and lunch.

The WHOI Exhibit Center&Gift Shop is a charming little spot, tucked away with only an oceanic mural…read moreto indicate its existence. They currently have exhibits on the Titanic, whale sounds, sharks, the March 2011 tsunami in Japan, and the sea floor spreading of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge (it would be interesting if they pointed out that this sea floor spreading is happening inland in the Imperial Valley, thanks to the East Pacific Rise) The gift shop is varied&fun, with plenty for adults&kids alike. Everything has an oceanic theme. There are books about New England's haunted lighthouses, the exploration of the Titanic, Cape Cod cookbooks, fun for the whole family.

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!

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.