Magical space brimming with amazing art and gifts. High end art work at reasonable prices. Well…read moreworth a drive if you are from out of the area. The owner, Robert Langdon has an instinct for emerging artists as well as established ones..every show offers a wonderful experience. Exciting handmade gifts and ArtFashion are offered throughout the year. This gallery is a gem in the charming town of Saugerties.

Yes, it's true that I have some work in this gallery, and it's also true that I've known Robert…read moreLangdon, the owner, for many years. And that's why I can tell you that Robert has a real commitment to the arts, both visual and written (he is a talented photographer and poet). He seeks to bring the best new art to the area and has a broad base of artists who are thrilled to work him. The work is varied and of the highest quality. You will be delighted.

PROS: This is a hot spot to hit if you like Jewelry and hand blown glass. This place has all kinds…read moreof Jewelry and glass work including local artists. The lady is also very nice and showed us around the store CONS: The prices are a bit high. I understand it was hand made but some of the stuff I couldn't justify spending as much as they were asking OVERALL: Amazing place to come and visit and see works or art, and you may disagree with me and feel like the prices are good. Either way you cannot miss this gem

Clouds has a delightfully expansive presentation of jewelry, glass work and pottery. It draws…read moreyou in and is difficult to leave! For a unique gift for a person close to you, it can't be beat.

Beautiful contemporary art gallery. The best in the area! Great place to find new and exciting…read moreHudson Valley and regional artists who exhibit both nationally and internationally.

A real Saugerties Village gem, and a pleasure to visit. This store and art gallery does not carry…read morethe usual creepy tourist fare. There are unique objects and home decor from furniture to wood carvings to corals - beautiful, well-chosen stuff! The art gallery is one-of-a-kind. The space is in more than one room, and the artists shown are first-rate fine artists. It's really nice to see art along with all the other objects.

I'm not sure when the photos were taken, but Green looks nothing like that now (Dec 2011). The shop…read moreis crammed with dramatically overpriced modern furniture and accessories. Be careful to test out what you are buying -- lots of it is broken junk. The store is messy, too packed with carelessly arranged furniture to even navigate your way through the store, much less the upper & lower levels. I have seen the same pieces on display there for the last two years - the proprietor needs lower prices and refresh his inventory. Like so many other shops in Saugerties, this has potential but doesn't live up to it. Clean up your act, Green. Move out the old stuff, organize your wares in an appealing manner and then maybe I'll be back, and recommend you to others.

Well worth visiting including the on-site museum. I would say think about the historical context as…read moreto when this was being built.

This is an interesting outdoor place to come and visit. Words cannot describe the gentlemen…read morespending 40 years to complete this. You have to come and see for yourself the hours of shaping stones with hand tools to be an outdoor art piece that is beautiful to see, walk around to enjoy. There are park benches around where you can sit and enjoy a snack and take in all the different levels of this outdoor artwork. The entry to the park includes a road that you have to share with in/out traffic. Drive slowly and turn out if needed to let the other traffic pass. Be patient and you will enjoy the beautiful outdoors. Cost: $11 online. In person is $1 extra Tip: 1) Purchase tickets online. As we were leaving there was a sign that said park at full capacity and only those with pre-purchased tickets were allowed into the park. 2) Main parking lot can get full fast. It wasn't until after we parked and went to the ticketing office there was a sign for overflow parking. 3) I did not see a bathroom anywhere, so plan accordingly.

A co op with skilled artists who create fine works. From jewelry to painting to sculpture to…read morefashion created from vintage kimonos, it was a delight to discover this gallery. And very affordable.

Beautiful property right on Hudson River, well preserved, well maintained home, informative tour…read moreguides/staff.

There seems to be two parking lots. One for the grounds and trail and one for the tour. Both have…read moreaccess to everything. If you need handicap parking drive up to the house. It's $11 for adults. Buy the ticket on the side of the house. Look for signs. The tours are self guided with docents stationed in each room. The tickets are sold in the gift shop. During holiday they have cider and cookies ( nothing special). Start with some info before the 7 min video. It's bad quality but what do u expect from 1986?!? They have the old house floor plans and pictures of the family tree. The main house is amazing but access/tour is only the first floor. People seem to complain but honestly it's a small preservation organization that are doing their best to restore and have mainly volunteers working. The grounds are lovely. Spring looks better. And was told every two years has some artist sculpture event. Winter has xmas decorations.

Fletcher Gallery is a small gallery off Mill Road. I wasn't sure if they were open at first and if…read morethey even allowed the public instead but I took the risk and stepped in. It has two side's but you can only enter from the right. There are also two offices upstairs. The people working there didn't mind if we looked around. They also thanked us for coming in.The first few paintings were very eye catching and colorful of ballerina's and sacred figures but as we ventured further in towards the other side they began turning into more adult based photography with lots of nudity. I wasn't really expecting that and I had my teenage son with me so I decided it wouldn't be appropriate to bring him any further. There really weren't too many pieces inside. In less that five minutes you could likely carefully view the entire gallery. They did also have some bust sculptures in addition to the painted portraits and black and white nudes. It's worth a peek if you are passing by but it may be a good idea to leave the kids out of this one.

I haven't missed a fletcher gallery auction in many years. I think of it as one of the best kept…read moresecrets in Woodstock. An astute buyer can find amazing value on collectible works of art, and people shopping for lesser works can find great bargains. Some of the tips that I can give anyone is to do your best to really shop the gallery at pre-auctions so that you can make up your mind about those things that you think you want to bid on. It's unlikely that you will get all of them since there is often risk bidding on a number of the pieces. Then again it's likely that you can get a piece or 2 that slip between the cracks and buy them for a fraction of their value. It's also a lot of fun. - Ken from Woodstock