What a great place to go to see paintings, sculptures, mezzuzahs and more Judaica. So many…read more interesting pieces to mull over and so many signs to read. I would have liked to purchase so many things here. The employee working here was very friendly as well.

My favorite gallery to visit while in Rockport. Myrna, thank…read moreyou for your hospitality and knowledgeable information on my purchases! Gallery has an outstanding array of art and specifically sculptures from Jim Lewk my personal favorite! Will continue to add to my collection!!

For $7 a person, this is definitely worth the price! It won't blow you away, but there is some…read morereally neat stuff and history in here. They also host local events as well which is neat. All in all, worth a stop in an you could spend an hour or so learning about the town of Newburyport and it's history.

Cool little museum! It was awesome to learn a bit about the local history and the coast.read more

Tonight I had the pleasure of attending a walking tour centered on women of the West end. Despite…read moresome rain at the end it was a very nice time and fairly well attended. 15 or 20 people maybe. The museum itself is closed right now but they have some interesting sounding programming that they run despite that. I guess the museum will reopen this year. Definitely worth checking their website to see what they are up to.

A small but important museum. The WEM tells the story of the West End neighborhood in Boston. The…read moreWest End was composed of many immigrant and migrant families. Unfortunately under the "urban renewal" projectdocuments, people were forced out of their homes. The museum host events to tell the story.

I am an owner of an art gallery. Greg does a fabulous job doing all my framing. His prices are very…read morereasonable and his work is exemplary. Because he is so experienced, I rely on his advice for my framing. This is a business that I can highly recommend.

Lovely and welcoming staff at Historic New England. They keep the tour at a good pace and we…read moreexplored 3 floors of this mansion. It is well kept and easy to navigate. (It is focused on the last two generations of Phillips who lived here.) There is a lot of stuff to see and it has hepa filters along with a/c and one bathroom for use. Street parking is easily available, but look carefully at the posted signs as some is reserved for residents.

Well worth your coin. Amazing, and beautiful. Bob and Abby are angels on earth and couldn't be more…read moresweet. Excited to come back in the future!!

Piro printed my wedding invitations in 2007 and did a great job for a reasonable price…read more This is a little hole-in-the-wall shop with no parking of its own, so you'll need to find a street spot. Inside, it's nothing fancy, though they do have several huge volumes of sample invitations to browse. I picked a cream colored stock with some pearlescent designs on the border and a fairly standard calligraphy font. The invitations were printed on time, without errors, and looked exactly how I had envisioned them. You can't really ask for more! My parents have also used them on several occasions and been happy with the results. I know that the pricing for my invitations was competitive, and significantly lower than some other options. I think because they do not specialize in weddings, you don't pay a premium above the normal market cost for a print job. I know Piro has also printed the booklets for some events I've attended in the city of Somerville, and those have also been good quality.

awesome, little, family-owned printer…read more Piro has been in the printing business for 3 generations. they have a "no job is too small" attitude. they'll print custom sized invitations, flyers, envelopes, and programs in a timely manner for a reasonable price. before you go to staples or kinkos, check out Piro. let's keep these guys in business for many more generations to come.

This is a must see when in the Charlestown Navy Yard. You go in and tour the ship which is called a…read moreFletcher ship that was in WW Ii and the Korean War. You see rooms where men slept, ate in and worked and where they went when they were sick. Then there's a pictures of the man Cassin Young, who the ship is named after. Very interesting. It's a self guided tour you walk through yourself. It is very well kept ship with so much history. I am so happy I came to visit.

Got to explore the USS Cassin Young recently. It's free to see as it is part of the NPS and located…read moreat the Charlestown Navy Yard which is nice. Obviously weather permitting, it started to rain as we finished exploring. They let you explore the main deck and there's open areas you can walk through. Lots of history to see and take in.

We have 6 of Lauri's works that we collected on summer vacations. It's been too many years since…read moreour last visit to Rockport. A visit to the Kaihlanen Gallery is one of the reasons that we want/need to go back!! If you're in the area going to the gallery is a MUST!!!

The gallery is a must see. We 17 of his pieces on display here in our shop in Florida. Must stop in…read moreRockport. Best artist on the East Coat.