What a great gallery selection! Here you can find everything from the inexpensive painted glassware…read moreto a $6000 painting, and everything in between. Lots of items on three floors to look at. The owner had a great sense of humor and was pleasure to talk to.

I drove all the way from Freeport to see my favorite artists work. Their website and google hours…read moresaid that they're open but after the long drive I found that they're closed! What a terrible miscommunication on their part. UPDATE YOUR HOURS IF YOU'RE NOT OPEN. VERY DISAPPOINTED.

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.

Due to lack of time this review is solely for the gift shop portion. My wife and I did not have…read moreenough time to fully view the museum but did have time to quickly browse the shop. Considering it's a museum gift shop (I feel like typically they can be a huge miss) this one was pretty solid. They have postcards of artworks on display, puzzles, lots of things for kids, and more. Definitely worth a browse speaking as someone who did not visit the museum itself, although I would return to check out the actual museum again. Staff of the gift shop were friendly!

I assumed this museum was going to be pretty limited, but I was impressed with the variety of…read moreartworks on display. It's more than just the Wyeths; they have classic European artists and early American art. I loved getting to learn more about the local indigenous tribes and see the work of local artists whom I wouldn't otherwise get to see. Some of the art was even a bit risque, which was great to see at a small art museum. Highly recommend taking an hour or so to get lost in the Farnsworth.

Loved this little art shop. Beautiful pieces of work that represent Maine in a great way. Go check…read moreit out ! The owner was awesome and will let you know more about the artists she displays. Just ask.

Stumbled upon this gift shop last summer as were heading home. What a find! Got a lot of early…read moreChristmas shopping done and loved buying gifts made by Maine artists. The shop owner was so friendly and helpful and he even let our dogs visit. Looking forward to visiting this year during our vacation.

Mainely Gallery & Studio, run by a super nice family, is a great place to find handmade art, with…read morean emphasis on glass art. The shop is well run and beautiful! But it's much more than an art gallery. Owners Brian and Stephanie also offer community classes and workshops so that people can find their inner artist / glass nerd and let them roam free! I do not think of myself as a very handy or crafty or artistic person, but I recently had the pleasure of taking a workshop to make "scrappy birds:" stained glass birds that are made out of scraps of glass. I went with my partner, who has been making stained glass art for a number of years (I have never done it before). We both had a good time and learned new stuff! Heather, the teacher, was approachable, knowledgeable and friendly. I learned how to wrap the glass in copper foil, use a soldering iron and attach little legs and a tail to my scrappy birds. Heather took something that had seemed difficult and out of reach and made it understandable. Best of all, I got to take home my glass art birds and hang them in the window, where they catch the light and make me smile. This was a great way to while away a cold and snowy winter night! I'm excited to take more classes there. Perhaps I am crafty after all. :)

A visit to this gallery always is worth the time. The works of many talented artists are always on…read moredisplay plus there monthly exhibitions. This year's exhibition during our visit was of the works of Greta Van Campen who lives in nearby Thomaston.

While midcoast Maine has a large amount of wonderful art galleries, Dowling Walsh is easily the…read morebest. The layout of the gallery and the quality and variety of the artwork is stunning and the staff is friendly and incredibly knowledgeable. Make sure to stop through here when looking to expand your collection.

Super cool antique-type store with old books (well organized), old maps and newspapers and other…read moreinteresting items from days past. Prices a bit too high, or I'd give this a 4 star rating. Very clean window display, helpful staff, and an inviting environment. Solid place to browse or buy (but watch the prices)!

Definitely expensive, but this is Camden. After dinner this…read moreplace is an awesome stop for some entertainment. Looking through all the old books, pictures, posters etc. you could spend hours looking at the authentic collectibles! Very unique store in Camden!

Beautiful shop with traditional quilting fabric, linens, Japanese fabric, independent patterns, and…read moreother art supplies. Friendly and helpful staff

Nice selection of art supplies, but, very lacking in customer service. Not personable. Won't be…read moregoing back. ​