This place is a must see. Its an old timey school building out in the country. Really beautiful…read morearea, plus the owners have a lovely flower garden. They make pottery downstairs and have a shop upstairs in an old classroom with huge windows. Very nice shop. Leans more toward art gallery than a gift shop. Tons of pottery, lots of things you don't see elsewhere, plus jewelry, scarves, stained glass, soap, wall art etc...

Nice country arts store. Pottery, nick nacks and more…read more This isn't a huge art gallery but it is rustic and welcoming in its presentation. Never a huge crowd. Their hours are somewhat irregular, so it is good to call ahead. Plenty of 0arking outside the door. Helpful people working there.

Fabulous artwork! Frames that will enhance your chosen photo, watercolor, oil, poster and more…read more Janice is so easy to work with and will accommodate your wishes as well as your price range. You will be delighted. I was : )

Great place to look at art, sell your art, and mingle with other artists. I think it is nice to be…read moreable to rent a wall space but it might be nice if there was a little less inside the space.

This gallery is a coop of over 60 local artists. Great place on the north side of town for gifts…read more Prices range from very inexpensive on up. Jewelry, pottery, paintings, metalwork, woodwork, fiber art and more. Love this gallery! Very talented local artists.

Amazing art from (mostly) local artists - stop in and check it out!…read more Wow, this space is packed with beautiful stuff from talented people!!! Words can't do it justice. You have to checkout my photos. Or even better, you should stop in and look in person. I'm calling the gallery itself 5 stars. The artwork is incredible and the displays are very nice. Everything is laid out nicely. I'm calling the customer service 2 or 3 stars. We were both pretty disappointed. I'm averaging the entire experience out to 4 stars. The manager or the "DIRECTOR" was a combination of disinterested, stand-off-ish, unfriendly, and snobby. She was far more interested in assembling a new display with another staffer than talking to us. She couldn't be bothered to greet us or to help us or to discover our interests, guide us, or use any professional customer service skill set whatsoever. Bummer. Everything has a price on it, right? Everything is for sale, right? I hunted her down a few times to ask questions but I felt like I was bothering her. And the other person never said a word to us. Oh, well. We walked out without opening our wallets. This is the kind of experience I expect from snobby people in Downtown Minneapolis. One of the big reasons I drive all the way to Hudson, Wisconsin is to avoid this type of thing and to deal with real, down to earth, friendly people. Ooops, not here though! I'm glad I stopped in but I probably won't be back to this one unless I see a different person working inside. And if I buy something, I'll track down the individual artist on social media and buy it directly from them. -Daddy Maxx Retro

Seasons has been one of my favorite places in Hudson since I moved here in 2007. Beautiful art and…read moregifts. I'll admit I haven't met or gotten to know the new owners and staff due to the pandemic, though I look forward to doing so. So appreciative of the new owners taking on a new business at such a difficult and keeping an amazing gallery in Hudson! The person who I do know at Seasons is Rachel. This is where I met her and now consider her an a friend. She has helped me find the perfect gifts and art for years! I'm not a huge buyer of incredibly expensive art. But she has sent art home for me to try in my space, helped me pick out frames for prints, even come out and helped me hang art. Thank goodness for her continuity there! And her wonderful shows! They are an incredible amount of work to set and video. I will be back more as things normalize!

If you love more "traditional" art that deals with mostly wildlife, I highly suggest this "shop"…read more It looks like an art gallery when you walk in (completely filled with all kinds of art from various sizes) but it's all for sale! There's prints at decent prices and then originals for sale, too! Those are far more expensive, but I feel they are worth it. The owner is very nice and can tell you about any of the pieces, even if you just mention a type of animal or anything else. He's also very quick to respond to emails! And when buying an art piece (at least a framed one) he puts a type of protective wrap around it so less chance of damaging when in the car/going home. He also gives advice on how to properly hang it! I wish the outside of the building wasn't so run down, but I won't fault him for that! The inside and the owner is what matters, as well as, of course, the art pieces themselves. Also he changes the art on the walls every day! Not all the pieces, but there's always something "new" on the walls.

From the owner: We let Jessie Ventura pick the name of our business off of a list of 80 names at the Hennepin…read morecounty fair in 1997 while he was campaigning for governor of Minnesota. He said competition will run from ya and customers will run to ya! The name has served us well ever sense. Thank you Jesse. We have a art gallery and framing center located in Rogers Minnesota on interstate 94 and highway 101.

This is our absolute favorite potter. The shop is quaint and filled with pottery and artwork. The…read moreactual wheel is right in front and you'll often find Leif spinning pots when you walk in! What sets this place apart for us is their ability and willingness to do custom work at amazing prices. We brought him our favorite large bowls (around 4 cups, from Target) and he made 10 (five pairs with different glazes) for under $200.00. Functional and art. Who can ask for more? Bring him your idea, sample, or project and watch your dream turn into reality. He also does hand (and foot) prints of children for $20-$25 each (and he throws one extra in for free). It's a wonderful gift idea. There's a large selection of already made cups, bowls, bread bakers, oil lamps, and other wonderful miscellaneous items for sale.

Leif also makes this areas finest mouth blown glass. Educated at Kosta Boda school in Sweden, to…read morelearn the techniques. He has wonderful style and combines it in a very unique way with his wife's painting - kudos to a beautiful team :-) Price points are excellent.

This is a cute little downtown art studio and store with a lot of original artwork, gift items, and…read moremusical instruments for sale. It was fun to find a place like this while window-shopping in Cumberland.

Fun pics, art objects and prints, great smelling candles made in the Chequamegon-Nicolet somewhere…read more Old antique outboard motors. Very north woodsy stuff to hang on your walls. And the owner is a nice friendly woman. Right on the southern end of Main St, north of the old library.

We needed some damaged art fixed and framed and they did an amazing job transforming our art! We…read moreare so thankful. They are great about communication too!

Incomparable little art boutique featuring a select few local artists in different media. The…read morepersonable owner is a singularly effective promoter of her town and well worth spending a few extra moments for conversation. Every now and then the Purple Turtle Artisan Collective takes its proverbial show on the road for a pop-up store incarnation which is how I first encountered it, and her. So, how I first encountered them, the store and Amanda Scholz, the owner. I'm not sure if I'm clarifying, so I'll move on. If you're within an hour or two drive, or if you have the time to take a little diversion between the Twin Cities and Milwaukee, very well worth your time. However you won't be able to get the unique Sarasvati water color on canvas because I picked up the last one.

So glad I found this great local artist shop. The owner was so helpful in telling me about how to…read moreuse the snippets of yarn. Very inspiring. Lots of pottery, fiber art, jewelry, just about everything.