Spa of Weston was wonderful! Specifically, Ashley, was wonderful! My 60 minute massage was one of…read morethe best I've had. Truly relaxing and enjoyable! I will return again in the future and request Ashley!

I would say that Clark gallery is on of my favorites. Knowledgable staff and wonderful art! Simply…read morethe best! Must visit.

I wanted to take a moment to thank Julie for our beautiful custom picture frames. My husband and I…read morecame into the shop unsure of what to expect, as we had never had artwork custom framed before, but we needed help framing pieces we brought back from Italy with unique dimensions. Julie offered thoughtful, professional recommendations on frame styles that would best complement our artwork, and we couldn't be happier with how everything turned out. Not to mention, she is incredibly sweet and delightful to work with. I would highly recommend this local business to anyone in need of custom framing!

We were recently given a 3 by 4 foot silk rug that was so beautiful we decided it should be…read moreartwork. The team at Great Road Gallery spent more than an hour with us going over options and the end result is gorgeous!

Was looking for a place to just sit down and enjoy a cup of coffee on a dreary afternoon. This…read moreplace is perfect, very comfortable and spacious, good coffee, friendly service, and nice artwork to enjoy. Was $6 for a 12 ounce cappuccino, about what you would expect these days.

This is a relatively new addition to Lexington Center. Its concept of a coffee shop that also…read morefunctions as an art gallery is unique. The coffee is fair, though a wider selection of pastries and the ability to heat up pastries would be ideal. The hours is a bit odd since they open at 8am and close at 3pm, so most high schoolers would still be in school then. The service is efficient and friendly. Overall, it's a nice place to hang out with friends and families (there appears to be a kids' art table; not sure whether it's always available).

Right now, you can go to the Arts & Crafts Society to get your fix of handmade woodwork, pottery,…read morescarves, shirts, table runners, bottle stoppers, purses, jewelry boxes, vases, decorative plates, spoon rests, earrings, necklaces, watercolor paintings, and... I think that's about it. This month, the members have exhibited their wares - and everything's available for a very fair price. Perfect for getting that little "New England gift" for a family member. The staff is really friendly and talkative, asking lots of questions and giving you advice on how to make your own homemade things. Also, classes are available in everything from jewelry making to ceramics (hand building AND wheel throwing!), woodworking to knitting. Very nice, and perfect for those with too much energy.

From the owner: The LexArt is a non-profit regional education center dedicated to the preservation and promotion of…read moreexcellence in both the traditional and contemporary arts and crafts. LexArt supports and inspires artists and craftsperson by providing classes and workshops for our members and for the general public in all mediums by well-known, professional instructors for adults, and teens at all levels of skill at reasonable prices. We have four fully equipped studios: Ceramics, Metalworking, Weaving & Fiber Arts, and Woodworkers. We also have areas in Painting, Photography, Need Arts, Decorative Arts, and Polymer Clay & Beading. Each month, LexArt host free exhibitions and sales of quality fine art and fine crafts created by our members and local Artists .

I agree with another reviewer that the director is not only unresponsive to customers, which in…read moreitself is bad for the artists showing their work in the gallery because they miss selling opportunities, but also to artists with whom she has planned a studio visit. She cancelled our first one. Still very enthusiastic about my work, she rescheduled but was a no-show without a word. I thought something had happened to her, but then found she'd posted three days later on social media. So she was alive, anyway. When I contacted her about the second missed studio visit from three days earlier, she apologized and asked to reschedule again, but I'd had it by then. I was tired of moving my heavy pieces into one room for easy viewing (and making snacks from scratch) for her not to show up.

My family and I deeply admire the art in this gallery. But, I regret to say that the director is…read morenot very responsive to inquiries about the artists she represents. We have reached out several times regarding an artist we had hoped to learn more about, but have found the lack of response somewhat disappointing.

Just what Carlisle needs, a place for all the talents to sell their ware and all the great folks to…read morecome, see and buy Carlisle made presents.

Carlisle Artisans has just opened a new gallery in the heart of Carlisle, MA. It features quality,…read morelocally hand-made arts and crafts including apparel, oil paintings and watercolors, hand-knits and original knitting patterns and kits, and hand woven items for the home. Also featured are small items such as jewelry, soaps, tiny purses, charming felted animals, sachets and cards, all hand made. The artisans participate singly and as a group in events around the town, such as Historical Society open houses, and library shows and lectures. The grand opening celebration is Saturday, June 14 (flag day) at the gallery, 10am-4pm.

Just passing through town, had a super quirky, fun, memorable experience here. If memory serves the…read morebartender was on roller skates and there was a zombie mannequin sitting beside us at the bar ‍

Talk about a dive bar!…read more We came here for a wedding party for a celebration near treehouse brewery and I ordered a margarita and I guess the bartender was MIA so another dude was subbing and the drink were 90% tequila and 10% juice which just wasn't the vibe for the night. Interesting dive bar though!

New England has a lot of talented artists, and the features at 13Forest Gallery are the most…read moreinteresting I have stumbled upon. Every piece, whether a painting, print, sculpture or other medium has an edge. You'll see a painting that's characteristically beautiful, but there is something that makes it unique. I have a handful of pieces in mind that I want to snag for myself, but I also want to share this place's existence. They have solo shows in their gallery section and do group shows as well ---- keep an eye of for open receptions. Good art isn't cheap, so don't expect to find flea market/amazon prices here. The prints (I like) start at $150. The paintings (I like) start at $1000. I met the owner Marc and he was really helpful. This gallery has been around around for 13(+) years and is an absolute must-visit. If you don't live in the Arlington area, there are restaurants and a theater nearby, so make a day out of it. Overall - this gallery is a gem.

Wonderful little slice of artistic heaven in a stark gallery-less region. Other than college…read moregallery's there are so few galleries left. I had a great conversation with the owner about the local artists represented here. They've curated a great collection. Worth the stop. I'll be back to purchase a few pieces with my husband. The current show, " continuum" is a delight.

Lovely little gallery which moved here September 2013. Across from Andover Bookstore. Owned by…read morePeter Alpers who used have a gallery up the street. Some wonderful painters, photographers, sculptures here. Browsing encouraged.

Intimate gallery, beautiful work! I have been to many galleries throughout New England and the work…read morehere measures up well. It's good to see that Andover has an appreciation and a source of very fine art for the folks in and around the Merrimack Valley!

Art, music and more. Had the opportunity to attend "Salt Lick Sessions" at the Umbrella Arts Center…read morein Concord. The venue is intimate, seating is comfortable, acoustics are first class. Peruse a visual art show on the lobby before entering the auditorium. The evening was capped off by three outstanding musical artists who performed their hearts out: Olivia Barton brought her melodic voice and guitar, and crooned the audience with folksy songs about everyday life such as simply making the rent. Carter Benjamin energized the audience with his 3-piece rock group that evoked funkaledic influences of REM. Last but not least, Kiernan Rhodes serenaded us on the piano, with songs of youth and family, in a style and energy reminiscent of Billy Joel meets Hollywood. The talented musical trio capped off the evening by uniting in an unexpected encore, covering James Taylor's "You've Got a Friend."

My higher grade is more for the art center itself rather than the performances. There's always a…read moresmall exhibition at the center of the building and it's nice to see artists can work on their projects late into the night. The facilities look clean and orderly, including the bathrooms and artist studios. I liked seeing all pottery made by the various artists. I also enjoyed the theater itself. While the seating itself isn't all that special, the acoustics are quality. If you expect something significantly higher than community theater here, you may be disappointed. While the performances were fine, they're not really all that polished and feel rather barebones (two actors playing one role in a production was rather strange). If you want a more grander theater experience but without going into Boston, consider Reagle in Waltham. (For all you Yelp police out there, yes, I paid $ here for tickets so I can review)