This is an update from our last review: We went back to see the sculptures and met the one and only…read moreLinda - she is soooo amazing! Her sculptures in the Stuff of Dreams trail is so magical! My little guy and I loved the sculptures and artwork through the outdoor exhibit! Linda also came out and talked to us about her work of art- we fell in love with this exhibit and Linda! We will definitely be back :)

This place is absolutely amazing!! The place is super well organized, I never saw that before... As…read moresoon as you arrive, you will get a map showing all the apple trees they have and the type of apple you will get. The same number you see on the map for each row of trees on the map is also in the real field. So that makes it so easy to clearly identify the three you are looking for... And if you are not a really expect on the matter of knowing when an apple can be picked, don't worry... on the map they also indicate which trees you should focus on... Price is more than reasonable and the owner is super nice.

Amazing collection! You have the main gallery space, but there are also multiple rooms to rummage…read morethrough, with various price points, mediums, and aesthetics. When I walked in, one of the staff members greeted me and gave me a short tour, then let me carry on through the gallery without making me feel pressured, which I really appreciated. There's so much to look at. I was drawn to the surrealists, but there's really something for everyone. It was also cool that they had a temporary exhibit in partnership with a local high school, where students got to display and present their work. So not only is this gallery an artistic gem, but it's also community-oriented. Super awesome find right by the Lincoln commuter rail. If you're in the area, I'd definitely recommend checking it out. I also met the owner, who was really knowledgeable and nice, and I have to acknowledge his awesome personal style.

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!

Beautiful, handmade art. No pressure while browsing :) so much to see! Many local artists have…read moretheir pieces featured here

I had a strange experience. I found a small painting that I liked and wanted two more similar but…read morenot the same. I asked the woman behind the counter if I could reach out to the artist. She didn't like that idea. I asked if I could leave my contact information and she said "but I have no where to put it." So weird.

Some good art. Some not so helpful staff. Usually not put off but just don't have the will to work…read morewith people who are snobbish. Pros: the layout and various rooms is nice, good variety and lots of options. Cons: Staff, lighting in some rooms is better than others. Just a basic hello and let me know I can help is adequate, imo.

Well selected work from some of the best contemporary artists working in representational painting…read more The gallery is in a beautiful New England home, and the staff are friendly and knowledgeable. I would start my art collection here.

Excellent customer service, and quality. I had two different works dropped off and they came out…read morebeautiful. Trusted Randi & Jane to make the perfect choice for matting color for both art works. They have so many choices for frames, types of glass and of course matting for whatever project, artwork you have. They also have art classes which you should check out on their website. They plan on opening back soon, since they have only been able to do is pick up and drop off service at this time.

A gem of a find out in the burbs. Look for the purple house with the Mona Lisa painted on the…read moredoor. Inside you will find terrific local art, creative and fun gifts, knick knacks and jewelry, friendly people, art supplies and tons of choices for frames. Check it out.

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.

Driving to The LAP Gallery I caught myself wondering "what is a gallery in Waltham going to be…read morelike?" I mean, Waltham isn't exactly known for its art scene (at least not to my knowledge). I was even less optimistic about attending a show titled "Fuck Yeah America". I figured it would be a show comprised of pretentious, white, male art students bitching about how bad their lives are. I wasn't exactly interested but I was going with a group of people so I figured I'd grin and bear it. As I said above, we did drive and I thought about how inconvenient that must be for a gallery so far outside of the city...then we reached it...the LAP, Downtown Waltham. The gallery itself was attractive. A decent size space with nice hardwood floors. Surprisingly...clean. The show itself was well curated. The work reflected individuals inspired by America but not the preachy, extreme work I had anticipated. The preparatory work was clean and well done. I was very impressed. I was greeted by Pat Falco, 1/2 of the LAP team and found him very interesting and engaging. We discussed the show and the LAP Gallery before I met his partner, Elliot. I can't say how much I appreciate meeting the people who put on the show. Once it was time to leave, I realized there were a lot of other things to do in the area. There's a cool book store next door and plenty of restaurants. It was nice to know that for my future visits I wasn't limited to one space for a trip outside of the city. Go to the gallery, grab some food, walk along the Charles, and hop on the commuter rail back to Boston (if you don't have a car, it's right there!). All in all, good time, good people.

Wonderful customer service Quick response when I left a…read moremessage and found a way to get my art repaired even though there was no sale in it for them

I love this gallery! They have a phenomenal selection of art, yet the atmosphere is warm and…read morecasual. Staff is extremely helpful and informative with no sales pressure. Will appeal to sophisticated art buyers and those looking for a first time art purchase. They offer the ability to bring art home to see it in your house before buying. My husband and I have purchased a number of pieces and adore them all. Highly recommend!

Gallery 55 is one of many art spaces dotted throughout Natick Center. This space has fascinating…read morepieces of jewelry and paintings from a variety of artists and craftsmen. It would be a great place to visit if you're looking for a unique piece for your home or something to adorn yourself with.

From the owner: The goal of the gallery is to support artists through solo exhibitions to both advance their…read morecareers while building a community of collectors and friends who support their vision. John Mottern is a award-winning wedding & event photographer. Anet James does web design, illustration and printed materials design.

Unusual beautiful things, always find the right gift here. Local artist add a nice touchread more

Great place to buy a unique gift. All items are made in the USA!! Most are one of a kind (if not…read moreall actually). Staff is friendly and helpful. Also a great place to browse (if you can).