This is one of the coolest glass art shops I've ever been in. It features pieces from several…read moredifferent artists, and is just packed with beauty. They have this really neat display hanging on the ceiling, that you just have to check out. It must have over a hundred pieces to it. Even if you don't intend on spending any money, this place is worth the stop just to take a look around. The owners are very friendly as well. This is definitely a must-see place in Shelburne.

We popped into this gallery when we spied the most beautiful hand-blown glass pumpkins displayed in…read moretheir window. While the pumpkins were out of my price range for a whimsical purchase like that (about $45), I seriously considered splurging on one of them. There were other amazing glass items as well as intricately colored pottery pieces. Good stuff. It's not cheap, but handmade works by artists shouldn't be cheap.

Yesterday afternoon we met a friend at this gallery who was watching a glass blowing demonstration…read more When we walked into the gallery we were captivated by the amazing handmade products they had in the showroom, and we were even more impressed with the talented glass blowers who were making items. For anyone who is passing through the area and needs to find that special gift or addition to their home, this is the place to find it. The only disappointment we found with this gallery was that we didn't have the space to buy everything in the showroom. We loved this gallery and hope to return soon so that we can stock up on wonderful gifts for the holidays.

If you want the best baked goods, this is your place. The croissants are out of this world--sweet…read moreand savory. And the sourdough, baguettes, everything is incredible. Coffee drinks made to order. Lots of gluten free options for baked goods too! I would give it 10 stars if I could!

This is a gem of a store; I could easily spend hours here scouring the shelves for antique gems…read more They sell used books here, and you'll find originals here that might look rough around the edges, but their value is gold. You immediately get that smell of old books when you walk in. That leather bound scent that just doesn't exist in books that are made now in days. I always wonder about the people who previously owned these books, were they treasured? given by a loved one? These aren't thoughts I contemplate when I'm at Barnes and Nobles. (Don't get me wrong though; I live B&N) It's worth a visit, even if you don't end up buying anything.

Excellent selection! Highly edited!…read moreI found clean used copies of Muriel Spark, VS Naipaul, Herman Melville. I always try to stop by when I travel on the 91. It's a real place of love and integrity.

This was an amazing find of a place to explore, and I think is a must visit if you find it! As you…read morecould tell from its name they have used books which is a large portion of the inventory but don't worry if you aren't a book lover they have plenty. Vintage vinyls in large numbers, vintage clothing, and plenty of other oddities to excite you or even make you wonder. There is a main building where you'll find some books, most of the vinyls and lots of other items. Out back, which by the way does have a couple parking spots also has the yurt which is where you will find the majority of the books. It's a very impressive collection and has a good variety of genres and while a lot are vintage I did stumble upon some more commonly know titles such as Harry Potter and a Hunger Games book. If you only explore the main building and skip the yurt you certainly miss out! The owner was extremely friendly and you could tell this is a passion of his to share his collection for others to find and collect! Also for the most part I really thought prices were reasonable, with many of the books in the yurt looking like they were $3-$4 roughly. My wife and I almost decided to purchase an awesome looking lamp that featured a barrel as the base. We did up just browsing though but enjoyed our time here very much! Worth visiting for sure!

So many books! And vinyl! And movie posters! And used clothing! And decor items! And even some…read moreelectronics! Definitely check out the large yurt in the back for more. Yes, I found two Star Trek books to take along and very nearly bought a shirt that I did not need. Prices were great and the dude working (owner? manager?) was super friendly. [Review 18451 overall - 51 in Vermont - 1973 of 2022.]

This place reminded me of some of my go-to thrift shops when I was growing up. Tons of random…read morestuff, with some great deals, and others so-so. Staff was friendly, helpful, and welcoming though, and seemed to know their clientele. Looked like they also had a small pantry for people in need, which was nice. This wasn't really a spot for antiques, though I'm sure there were a handful of things that might be called antique in there, but it was more just second hand/ boot sale/ thrift shop stuff. I had just taken an art class making shapes out of old junk, and this place definitely had a good selection for something like that.

Nice selection of vintage items- lighting was ok- some cubicles very low lighting- very interesting…read morefinds with fair prices- all seem market-value. Great selection- his and hers type stuff-would visit again when in the area.

DISCLAIMER!! I sometimes have work on display here…read more Great gallery, more so than you'd ever expect to find in a small town. In addition to the larger works of art, many hand-made high level craft-type things for sale, occasional juried competitions. Art classes, space for rent for events. Sometimes they hold performances there (disclaimer number 2.... I've performed there), unfortunately not very often these days. Limited hours/days, so check out the website before heading over. http://www.greentreesgallery.com/

I love this gallery. They sell all sorts of great pieces of blown glass (vases, bowls, etc.),…read morejewelry, and other nice gifts at reasonable prices. I've bought many glass ornaments and jewelry here. The gallery space is beautiful (larger and brighter after a recent remodel) with nice views of the Deerfield River. And, you can watch artists at work right next door to the gallery. Another good thing about it: My mom's artwork is on display behind the counter at the front--so check it out! Also check out the Young & Constantin Gallery in Wilmington, Vermont.

this is a nice friendly gallery/clothing/jewelry place .. if you are in town it is worth checking…read moreout. local handmade jewelry is always nice. sad to see the glass blowing place next door is gone, but soon it will be a mexican restaurant.

Great place, a true asset to the community. My son as a gift idea a couple of years ago signed my…read morewife ans him up for a class together and the still talk about it and the glasses they made the are still the nicest that we have in our cabinet. The owner has an absolute heart of gold and is the best person you would ever meet

It is hard to find great family events when your kids are in their 20's. This was a super choice,…read moreand we all loved it. We can't even agree on where to vacation or a restaurant, so this is a great find. First, Jordana scheduled this directly with me, always quick to respond to emails. We had the price list ahead of time, so were able to check things out ahead. That was great. There were many different items to choose from, and we chose a paperweight, 2 vases and a bowl. Hubby started by making his paperweight. Throughout, Jordana answered questions (and we had many) and explained what we were doing. It was so cool just to be so close to the ovens. J and her helper (forgot his name) had their hands helping us when needed, and guiding us as we went through the steps. You turn the rod slowly, then you go pick up the colors you chose before we started, then you go back to the oven to get it hot again, etc. Was super. We were able to finesse what we wanted as we went along, too. So my daughter and I both made vases, but mine is a traditional straight sided vase in bright blues and hers is a triangular vase with a wide bottom in browns. So cool. We liked it so much we decided we would go annually for a family excursion. AND yelped helped us choose the Smoking Trout down the street for lunch, which we really enjoyed. I expected it to cost up to $500, but it was $375, including everything. I picked it up a couple of days later. This for us, was such a great choice. HIGHLY recommend this to families.