We bought a couple pieces from Trevor. His artwork is incredible. His eye to detail. People always…read morecome to our house and ask where we got their artwork we live in Melbourne Florida and we travel to Onset mass every year. Whenever we go to Trevor's, we always end up buying something because we see something new every time. Thank you Trevor you are an incredible artist.

I have been visiting Trevors at his various locations. He is SO talented! I do not have one of…read morehis paintings, yet, but have bought several pieces of furniture and decorative bric a brac. It is such a relaxing, peaceful place to visit and browse...no pressure. Trevor is kind, knowledgeable about many things, easy to talk to and welcoming. I lived in Sagamore Beach when I first discovered him, now live in Duxbury, but cannot be in the area without browsing in his shop. My ultimate purchase will be a piece of his soothing art. This place is special; a must visit.

A friendly little artist cooperative, this cute gallery is right up the hill from the Steamship…read moreAuthority on Water Street in Woods Hole. The art work here is not overpriced, cheesy, mass produced junk. It's not done by amateurs who take one 6 week class at the local art school and think they are ready for setting the art world on fire. This is quality material done by full time, working artists, and any of it would make a great gift or a special treat for yourself to remind you of good times on the Cape. The gallery features some really fine ceramics (including the work of one of my favorite artists, Washington Ledesma), tiles, jewelry, photography, glass and textiles. Most of the pieces have a slightly nautical flavor, but not all. You can find functional pieces sitting next to decorative ones; there really is something for everyone. Woods Hole is a sophisticated little town, well known for the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution (WHOI) and the Steamship Authority, which provides year round ferry service to the one and only Martha's Vineyard. Don't skip out on this great gallery when you visit!

Beautiful glass artwork shines in the sun, delicate scarves flow in the wind…read more.. The Falmouth Art Market, set along the edge of Gus Canty Community Center's parking lot near Main Street, allows visitors to see well-crafted, handmade pieces up close and to speak one-on-one with talented local artists. Driving past to the farmers market at the Marine Park down a street near this lot, I saw the tents of this market and made a point to go back. When I arrived, I saw that I wanted to stop at each of the twenty or so vendors. I decided my strategy would be to start at one end and work my way down the line. (Very tactful, if I do say so myself.) At each tent, I saw the remarkable work of each vendor--telling them so, too--and spoke with each, hearing the passion and joy as he or she spoke. Each was incredibly proud of his or her work. Many said they would not put out their work if they did not truly love it. I saw everything from scarves, to handblown glass jewelry, to seaglass artwork, to woodwork, to paintings, to pottery. (There was even an artist at one end painting right there for all to look on while he did so!!) I purchased a colorful and one-of-a-kind glass pendant from one artist who depicted how she layered the different colors of glass as she blowed it by hand; a photo that looks like a painting of a beach scene with footprints in the sand toward a mist in the back of the scene from another artist; several unique and modern prints, one of a sailboat and of the Falmouth Road Race, from an artist from a local gallery; a framed glass piece with a sand dollar floating in the center of glass, surrounded by pebbles and seaglass pieces from another artist. Each piece available at this market is truly unique and unlike anything you will ever see. I applaud these artists, their talents and their hard work. It is evident that these artists know what they are doing in their crafts, and they are all so personable when you meet with them. I really enjoyed my time at this market!! This market runs every Thursday from noon to 6pm, from mid-June to early September. It is set up perfectly and conveniently with the farmers market, and you get a taste (literally with the farmers market) of different vendors from the area in all areas--from art to edibles. It is definitely something to check out if you are looking for homewares or a gift for a family member or friend. You will undoubtedly find something you will love, and you will enjoy speaking with and supporting local talent. Be sure to bring cash, as many vendors only accept that, though some may take credit cards. The Falmouth Art Market showcases outstanding work from local artists, each of whom is very friendly and kind and shows a true love for his or her craft. If you want to see passion and to support local talent, then visit this market!!

First time going here but my kids loved it. The worker although odd , was very nice and my kids…read morethough so as well. They really enjoyed themselves. Prices are a little steep but smiles of children will always out way cost. The location is pretty good because there's a lot of businesses in the area such as stores/restaurants so if you aren't from the area you got other stuff to do afterwords to make the trip more worth it.

Such a fun way to kill a few hours. My kids pick from a wall depending on price point I give them…read more They supply a smock so we can cover our clothes and they create their masterpiece. The best part is when you are done painting you can take it with you! The person who works this location is always friendly.

Large selection of vintage and antique pieces. Lots of fun stuff including decorative items,…read morejewelry, clothing, accessories and more to browse through

Really cool stuff and the guy was super helpful. He couldn't buy my items but gave me an excellent…read morelead.

I can see this is not a tourist trap, since I am just the fourth reviewer in ten years. Full…read moredisclosure, I did not think I was giving five stars when I was looking at places to visit, approaching from the outside, paying at the desk. What changed? So, here's our story. The desk said they would join us to a walking tour already in progress. The tour guides just circle the house, and so you would then leave the tour at the point you entered. In our case, the guide walked downstairs with a lady who immediately took her leave, so we had the tour guide to ourselves. (Good reason to visit places off-season.) As we walked around the rooms, she was explaining things, I was reading, photographing, asking questions, sometimes that didn't have answers... and I started to get the distinct impression that this is a truly local place reflecting what life is like in Centerville. And that's my favorite type of museum. Well. Let me tell you. Because it was just us, the guide started talking a little bit more about stuff that interested us, like some of the local history and families behind the place. And bit by bit, they softened, with smiles, and let us explore things that may not always be on view to the public. And I won't go into details on this public review. But that is how you feel like family instead of a tourist. And by the time we were done looking at the dresses, and the mannequins, and the armaments, and the anchovies, and orangutans, and breakfast cereals, and fruit bats... Oh, right. Centerville. Come on a day when it's not crowded, and I bet you'll come away with the five star sentiment yourself.

I've visited here twice, and both times the guides were knowledgeable and informative. I highly…read morerecommend a visit! Diana Rubino Brewster, Cape Cod

Great gallery in North Falmouth, with a great selection of shows each summer! A variety of…read morepaintings, prints, and sculptures are here and the owner is a very wonderful person with extensive knowledge about all of her artists' works.

Excellent embroidery service and friendly employees.very happy to help you with alternative styles…read more Highly recommend.

Was unhappy with a t-shirt order that they did for me but when I sent them an email, I got a fast…read moreresponse and they redid the entire order at no extra charge. Thank you!