Beautifully curated store with a focus on pottery of course - unique pieces in a range of styles…read moreand glazes - but also a smattering of local painters, photographers and sculptors. This place is a feast for the eyes, and the salesperson, Jenna, was very knowledgeable and helpful. It's clear she loves the products at Edgecomb Potters!

Amazingly beautiful pottery and glazes. Perfect gift for a wedding shower or housewarming gifts.read more

Fun art gallery in Portland to look around and check out the art. We all enjoyed walking around and…read moreseeing the different art pieces.

If you're in the area, definitely stop by you're free to walk around and check out all the art…read morewhich is made by local artist in New England. The price is varied from 1000 to 100,000. They also offered a variety of different art styles and mediums. I was greeted by a blonde lady that works there and she was super sweet and helpful.

Lovely town art store. Assistance was easy to come by. Friendly. Good selections of products.read more

The staff is always really knowledgeable and very polite. It feels very small town vibes, and you…read morecan't get that feeling at places like Michael's. Amazing selection of different materials!

If you love unique paintings, greeting cards and gorgeous hand-woven wraps and scarves, you will…read morelove Spindleworks. This is a collective where individual artists with various special needs create, display, and sell their work. Big wooden loom in operation onsite. It all takes place in a big welcoming Victorian house in Brunswick, Maine. Spindleworks is a delight and always our first stop for gifts for ourselves and friends

The services and opportunities this non-profit agency provides for its artists is amazing. I have a…read morerelative with disabilities who loves this program. She carries frustrations with her that are connected to the challenges she faces every day, and going to Spindleworks relieves that frustration for her. She enjoys creating art or fine crafts, but more than that, she expresses herself through her art in ways she cannot verbally. When she first began, she only created one simple form of finished work, but they encouraged her over s long period of time to branch out, and now she creates art in many different ways: painting, weaving, ceramics and more. And on the more practical side, Spindleworks has a store that you have to visit. The products are unique and expressive, and a good percentage of the purchases goes to the artists, as it should be. A new twist is that after you are done shopping in the store itself, you can explore the entire artist facility, as they also have items for sale on display in all the art rooms.

Jim is a very talented and knowledgable framer. The shop is well stocked with a variety of framing…read morechoices. The final product is exactly how I envisioned it and it looks fabulous in our home. His prices are reasonable. The shop is located centrally in downtown Biddeford.

I recently moved from NYC to Portland, ME and passed Portland Pottery studio a few times since I…read morelive in the neighborhood and decided to join an intro course. They don't make it very clear in the lottery system if the ceramic class is for hand building or on a pottery wheel. I was not looking to learn anything on the wheel. However, I discovered on the first day that the class was in fact making pottery on the wheel. I decided to give it a go since I had already paid upwards of $300 for the entire course. In my first class, the instructor told me that I was going too slow and that I needed to apply more pressure on the clay. I was even worse in my second class because I have early arthritis symptoms and had severe pain in my wrist during and after the class. I felt like my fingers were getting locked and I was not able to apply pressure on the clay. And for the next 2-3 days after the class I experienced pain in my wrist and fingers. I emailed them about my problem in detail and asked if I can switch to hand building which didn't require working on a wheel. They offered me two choices - one I switch to hand building from mid session, meaning I have already missed 2-3 intro classes. Or I continue working on the wheel. But they can't carry forward my credit to the next round of classes. Neither of these choices made sense as I had no prior experience with hand building and I already told them I couldn't work on the wheel. I wanted to support a small business, but they do not care about anything EXCEPT money. Ultimately, I told them they can keep my money and they did. And also never had the decency to reply to my email after that. FYI: anyone planning to join the pottery class, know that you will need to wait in the line to clean up and the whole process itself takes 30 mins or more, which eats into the time they've listed for the class.

I've been enjoying the visits to the cafe to get supplied for my wife who is a potter. But this…read morelocation is far easier to park. If you know what you want, call the friendly crew, place your order, then pay via credit card. They will stack the clay on a pallet just outside the entrance ready to load into your vehicle. We bought 150 pounds of clay recently and it was a lot less harrowing than backing your vehicle down that narrow alley beside the cafe.

Ed's grove, or as our family frequently refers to it "The Dupe Shticky", is a fantastic hardware…read morestore containing just about everything you could ever need. Puzzles, knickknacks, goofy stones, cool dragon statue salt shakers, rakes and stuff for out yard. Man this place has it all. Snacks and fancy soap and all! The service is flippin fantastic, everybody in the establishment is mad chill, and would absolutely give me a fist bump in a heartbeat,. The the cashier is super chill and makes good as heck conversation every time we stop in. She remembered me from a year ago! back in our hometown, we always used to go to Benny's, unfortunately they shut down because of something stupid and dumb. Benny's died. this place is just like Benny's on steroids, couldn't get any better absolutely perfect. Deserves a 100% positive rating. Check out the cool video we attached, this is us chopping a tree down with an axe from Ed's

Ed's grove has been in the area forever. This little Gem of a store has everything you could…read morepossibly need from plants, tools, home decor, games, pet food and more.

This institute is an art school and gallery for artistic people. It has various classes promoting…read morevisual arts. It has 5 exhibitions every year. Limited street and lit parking.

MECA is an amazing school! With a great location, amazing professors and the most talented…read morestudents. This Holiday Sale is more like a museum sale! The building has a semi-open floor plan with colorful walls and spacious rooms. Even when there is hundreds of people roaming the halls you can still find a spot to breathe and enjoy the art on display! I hope one of my children decides to make this their choice! The art and crafts for sale here are reasonably priced and well made...with Love!