Every price point. Every medium. Collections for the home. Gardens. Inspiration…read moreeverywhere. A wonderful collection of accomplished local artists. And then there is Henry, the artist in residence whose sculptures of found wood is breathtaking. A warm and hospitable place and one of the best galleries I've been in. I would not recommend small children, as there are so many objects to tempt them.

Signage to get to actual Festival site poor, not near enough portajohns for thousands of people…read moreexpected--counted 2!! No misting tents to cool off--so only stayed 1/2 hour! No Festival information around town to help that I saw! Poor logistics! Not everyone is from RI and "just knows" where to go? Didn't see many police officers at all! Can't recommend this year! In-town Show site works better for Wickford, in my opinion.

Pottery Wheel showcases its owner's work, Michael Chatterly and those of others. Unfortunately,…read moreMichael's schedule as a teacher does not allow the gallery to be open other than 10-4 on Saturday, at least according to his website, potterywheel.com. Visit the website to see what he has to offer. My collector passion is crystalline glaze and Michael's work matches piecesI I 've purchased at Edgecomb Pottery in Maine and Seagrove Creations in North Carolina. He is very personable and will create a custom piece at your request. He also runs classes which I'm thinking about

For our 9th anniversary, I surprised my wife with a pottery class and could not have been more…read morepleased with how easy and fun Mr. Chatterly made things for us. Price made sense, and we can always look at the pieces we made and remember a great day. Thanks again!

Best gift shopping in Jamestown. Beautiful artwork for sale. Looks like the do some custom framing…read morealso. Friendly owner!

We are so happy that we happened upon this gift shop! We found so many treasures: butterfly wings…read morefor our daughter, a Beavertail painting, pottery, jewelry, and even a thank you card for our hosts. The frame selection was gorgeous-made me wish we had a Fuller Gallery back home! We were able to meet the owner and she couldn't have been more accommodating. Highly recommend this gift store!

I've never bought a single piece of artwork in my life…read more Call me a boor, but I suppose I just never saw the point. But today, I am a proud owner of a small and humble piece of art. And for that, I have to thank Alexander "Sandy" Nesbitt. Nesbitt is a self-made photography entrepreneur working out of a small studio in Newport, Rhode Island. When you walk into his studio, you see the usual things you'd expect to see in a photography gallery: framed pictures hanging on the wall, canvas prints of boats in still water, collages. But as you delve deeper, it's hard to tell where the gallery ends and where the "lab" begins. He's been all over the world in his decades long photography career, but he's a Newport native and so he's transitioned into doing a lot more local work. I had the pleasure of chatting with him for a good hour and a half before I made my purchase. I really didn't think I would buy something, but at some point in the middle of our conversation, I knew I was going to walk out of there with something--I just didn't know what. In any case, he definitely made my experience worthwhile and I recommend that anyone in the Newport area pay him a visit.

We were looking to pick up something for our new apartment and came across Alexander's Blink…read moreGallery on our walk along Thames. My fiancée found a print that she loved but unfortunately they were out of it in the size she was looking for. Gigi (sp?) from the gallery told us that the owner, Alexander "Sandy" Nesbitt, was out at the Newport Folk Festival with many other pieces and that we should check back after the Festival to see if our piece was among those he took with him. We came back the next day, and a different woman (apologies for forgetting your name) kindly looked up our piece in the inventory and told us there was one left at 89 Thames Street (Sandy's main gallery). She was able to have us purchase it at Blink and have it put aside at the other studio. When we got to the studio the piece was nicely wrapped waiting for us, and we were able to have a great chat with Sandy about his art, the festival, and much more.

This small museum features historical artwork and artifacts native to Cuttyhunk. The air…read moreconditioned building is a welcome reprieve on a hot, humid day. A friendly, well-behaved dog was welcome while we were there.

Summer camp, art lessons, beautiful gallery space, host an event - The Jamestown Arts center is…read moregorgeous on the inside and out and serves many functions for the community. The space itself is incredible. It used to be a boat building workshop - every major studio and gallery space has big garage doors that can open right up to the outside. Talk about nature inspiration! Don't miss the current exhibit by Lisa Barsumian!

Recently attended the "Afternoon with Three Rhode Island Poets". There were two poet laureates,Tom…read moreChandler and Lisa Starr as well as the current RI state poet Rick Benjamin. Poet Jay Primiano, opened the event. This is a terrific space with art work and great light, small enough for a poetry reading and large enough for art, or film. The readings themselves were wonderful and there were light refreshments. Glad to discover this new adddition to the arts scene in RI!