Susi&#x27;s Gallery For Children

1.0 mi

I've been to most of the shows that the Cooper has mounted in the past few years. Their range and…read morepresentation of exhibits have been immersive, thought-provoking, intriguing, and inspiring. I look forward to every new exhibit...

There are few museums that make you feel real emotion. This gallery does that by pushing our…read moreperceptions of race and challenging our comfort zones. They dabble in all areas of art from music and dance, the photography and digital art. These different forms of art play to a wide variety of tastes and expectations. The Cooper Gallery is a refreshing look at what a museum can and should be. Worth going back to check out the newest exhibits.

From the Fall 2017 exhibition: "Wole Soyinka: Antiquities Across Times and Place"

The Cooper Gallery

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From the Fall 2014 exhibition "Luminós/C/ity.Ordinary Joy"

13FOREST Gallery

New England has a lot of talented artists, and the features at 13Forest Gallery are the most…read moreinteresting I have stumbled upon. Every piece, whether a painting, print, sculpture or other medium has an edge. You'll see a painting that's characteristically beautiful, but there is something that makes it unique. I have a handful of pieces in mind that I want to snag for myself, but I also want to share this place's existence. They have solo shows in their gallery section and do group shows as well ---- keep an eye of for open receptions. Good art isn't cheap, so don't expect to find flea market/amazon prices here. The prints (I like) start at $150. The paintings (I like) start at $1000. I met the owner Marc and he was really helpful. This gallery has been around around for 13(+) years and is an absolute must-visit. If you don't live in the Arlington area, there are restaurants and a theater nearby, so make a day out of it. Overall - this gallery is a gem.

Wonderful little slice of artistic heaven in a stark gallery-less region. Other than college…read moregallery's there are so few galleries left. I had a great conversation with the owner about the local artists represented here. They've curated a great collection. Worth the stop. I'll be back to purchase a few pieces with my husband. The current show, " continuum" is a delight.

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Panopticon Gallery

Instant Connections | Polaroid themed exhibition Panopticon…read moreGallery 03/31/11 - 05/02/11 Panopticon Gallery is now showing a Polaroid themed group exhibition, Instant Connections, co-curated by advertising Creative Director, Independent Curator, and former Executive Director of the Photographic Resource Center Jim Fitts. The exhibition will run from March 31 - May 2, 2011 with an opening reception on Thursday, March 31st from 5:30-7:30pm Instant Connections brings together some of the most noted photographers who have made enormous contributions to the world of photography through their use of Polaroid film coupled with some up-and-coming emerging artists. They include: Andy Warhol, Chuck Close, Vik Muniz, William Wegman, David Levinthal, James Casebere, John O'Reilly, Stephen Sheffield,Olivia Parker, Marie Cosindas, Ellen Carey, Arno Rafael Minkkinen, John Reuter, Bill Burke, Tom Baril, Len Gittleman, Anna Tomczak, Elsa Dorfman, Amanda Means, Rick Ashley, Mimi Youn, Nicholas Winter, Sue-Yee Leung, John Keough, Robert Siegelman, Mark Younkle, Samuel Quinn, and a few surprises!

One of the consistently best photography galleries in Boston, in my opinion. Part of the…read moreBuckminster, I've seen countless shows there over the years with some of the best avante-garde photography. David Levinthal, Henry Horenstein, etc.

Jane Tuckerman's show this past May

Ladder 34, by gallery artist Stephen Sheffield

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Maud Morgan Arts Center

4.3

(4 reviews)

1.0 mi

We took our daughter to Maud Morgan Arts Center for a FREE architecture workshop and it was…read morephenomenal. The class focused on a number of different areas and aligned with the STEAM curriculum. My husband and I were extremely impressed with how the workshop tied the activity of building a sustainable option for the city in with real world examples and ultimately having the children design and build a model out of legos. We are definitely going to look into more classes and workshops for our kids at Maud Morgan Arts Center.

Maud Morgan is a place of learning, community and FUN! I know from hands-on experience as an…read moreeducator and a learner at MMA that these teachers love what they do and want to share that passion for art with students of all ages. I highly recommend dipping your toes into any medium you've been curious about, or refining your skills with the guidance of an experienced educator, in this welcoming and friendly space!

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Cambridge Artists Cooperative

This is a really wonderful art gallery, featuring original artwork from hundreds of American…read moreartisans, many of whom are local. It's a perfect place to go to find a unique gift item for a friend, or something special to wear or decorate your home. Come here to browse a diverse array of crafts, from ceramics to clothing to woodwork, metal work, mirrors, frames, knits, glasswork, paper and cards, etc. The store takes up 3 full floors packed with creativity. The prices are not always cheap, but they rarely are when you're supporting local artists instead of buying from the usual corporate chains. This is the place to come to splurge on somethng special. I bought my best friend's wedding gift here, and it couldn't have been a better choice. Best of all, this place is completely artist owned and operated, so the staff are helpful and so interesting to talk to and learn about. Come check it out and show the artist community some love!

This shop is so neat! It's as much a shop as it is an art galore. Came across this shop during a…read morerandom walk in Harvard Square, the items are unique, variety and exquisite, best of all they are all products of local artists. They have everything from jewelries, clocks, paintings to decors. The atmosphere is quiet, clean and organized, it feels like walking into a museum. Loved the origami earrings in the display cases downstairs. Beautiful shop! Friendly atmosphere!

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University Place Gallery

(1 review)

0.9 mi

This large contemporary art gallery is located on the ground floor of a Harvard University office…read morecomplex near Harvard Sq. T stop. It is run by the Cambridge Art Association, and there are new exhibits to see on a regular basis! If you're in the area, stop in during regular business hours to see the current show. Most works will be available for sale, and admission is always free. Check the Cambridge Art Association's website for info about upcoming shows and receptions. Enjoy! http://www.cambridgeart.org/

University Place Gallery, Harvard Square. Opening night!

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University Place Gallery

The Gallery@57

5.5 mi

Love the range of great artisan products and exciting events being held at this gallery. The staff…read moreare really nice and welcoming! They use all pre-cautious measures for covid-19.

If you are looking for art to beautify your home or yourself, and/or a one-of-a-kind gorgeous gift,…read morecome to The Gallery in Malden! With artist receptions and performance events, this is the local happening place. I strongly recommend coming here. You will leave happier, filled with the joy of having been immersed in a very special place in our city.

The Gallery@57 window design by Grace Julian Murthy

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Judith Motzkin Studio

2.1 mi

The most beautiful naturally colored with fire ceramics we have ever seen. And the no knead bread…read morefrom the BreadPot we bought is amazing. Interesting studio with open house in May Cambridge Open Studios.

Excellent!!!!!!!!! Judy Motzkin Bread Pots are wonderful. Judy Motzkin herself is a very kind and…read morewonderful person. Great to do business with. Very much satisfied with my purchase of one of her bread pots. No hassles, fast delivery. So very pleased!!!!!!!

Oblong boql with sounding stone. It rattles.

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SpiritKeeper. Flame and vapors, saggar fired, urn.

Cambridge Art & Frame

I met with Andrew to get 6 pieces of artwork framed. Andrews is thoughtful--He has deep expertise,…read morepatience and guides without over-reaching. He really knows how to get you through the process. The office feels like they understand and love the craft and the artwork. I am looking forward to the end result. The prices seem reasonable for the amount of care taken when we explore options. Seems like you can't go wrong with the son of an artist--who is an artisan himself.

Dropped a framed print off for a new dust cover. Friendly people, quick turn around and fair price.read more

Some work over the last couple of months!

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Pucker Gallery

I am going to age myself a little bit here. Around 15 years ago, a friend and I visited the MFA. I…read morevividly remember these creative chairs with placards stating "please be seated." We'd look at each other, laughing, saying "I am sitting on art!" Though a newly minted teenager, I had the wherewithal to know not to touch anything (unless expressly permitted). This is one of the things about the Pucker Gallery that I wish were more clear. Some of the art pieces were designed to be interacted with, like a unique working elevator-type piece. Paintings? haha yes - I know to keep a respectful distance here. Some other pieces, while I cannot remember the specifics, felt they could have been either. Further, on the same note, there were a couple sliding walls with art slightly tucked away; are we welcome to pull these out, or a no-touching zone? Despite the two paragraphs I just spent exposing my past and putting the gallery on blast, I thought this Gallery was awesome! For what seems like a smaller gallery, they had more works seemingly than several contemporary art museums I'd been to. There were a handful of exhibitions and numerous works within each one. The best part: entrance to the gallery is free! Especially where tickets to the, [in my opinion small and underwhelming] ICA and Mass MoCA are $20 and $25, respectively, this is beyond amazing! Thus, Pucker Gallery is in a league of its own. It is like a free mini-museum that I would happily visit again, either alone, with a friend, family, or even a date!

I visited Pucker Gallery for a private event on a Monday evening. I've definitely passed it by…read moredozens of times, but never actually noticed it. When you enter the building, you'll have to take the elevator upstairs to reach the actual gallery. I was impressed by the size of the place, especially given it's on Newbury Street. I'm honestly not a huge art person, but I really enjoyed walking around the gallery. There was a wide variety of art, so there's something for everyone. I especially appreciated how there was a lot of signage with information on the art, as well as some tv screens with educational videos. I'm not sure if this is the type of place you can often rent out for events, but if so, it's really a cool spot for that purpose. I hope to come back and visit Pucker Gallery again!

Works by Brother Thomas Bezanson

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Thousands of works of art are on display year round.

Honey Pot Hill Orchards

By far, a fabulous apple picking experience and an amazing orchard with much to do besides apple…read morepicking! There's a general store that has all sorts of delicious apple based and other products. There's a petting zoo. And perhaps best of all there's a kiosk at which you can buy delicious apple cider donuts that are homemade on the premises. They cannot be beat. There are also plenty of other types of fruit that you can pick at this orchard besides apples. For example, one can pick peaches, blueberries, and pears. We have been coming here for several years and haven't gotten around to partaking in this activity of picking other fruits than apples. There is also a big tent we can get homemade hard cider and listen to music from live musicians. There are hay rides and there's also a giant maze which your kids might love. Perhaps you will love it too. We highly recommend Honey Pot Orchards for a fun family day!

Typical highly overpriced New England farm stand, u-pick enterprise. Store items are triple and…read morequadruple what comparable items cost retail or farmers market. Throw in a dose of snotty teenager at the check out to round out your experience.

Caramel Apple with Peanuts!

Blueberries

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Apple Cider Donut!

Waltham Fields Community Farm

(11 reviews)

3.8 mi

Outstandingly fresh vegetables will make you a homebody all summer. It's a crime to eat out when…read moreyour pantry is full of such delicious produce. Shares seem a bit pricey when you write the check at the beginning of the season, but they are more than fair if you make the pick up every week, and are true bargains if you fully avail yourself to the abundance of herbs, beans, tomatoes, peppers and flowers that you pick yourself in the fields. Management bends over backwards to satisfy diverse shareholder preferences and has struck a fine balance between the need for sufficient quantities of staples and a wide variety of choices for the foodies. One share will easily feed a family of four, but a share can be split, making it work well for couples, too. Sign up early. Shares sell out fast.

We rejoined the CSA this year and enjoyed it as much as ever. My wife purchased a flower share as…read morewell so for 10 weeks we had lovely flowers at our table as well. As always, I had to scramble to use all of the shares once the summer started warming up and the volume started to increase, but it was fun to try and/or to give away fresh tomatoes and other produce to friends for them to try. Very glad we rejoined and looking forward to doing it again.

At the farm

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Feed me!

Marshall Farm

I live in Concord and make a tradition of visiting Marshall Farm for:…read more* eggs for breakfast on Sundays (collected from their on-farm chickens that morning) * fresh fruits and veggies from Spring through late Fall * sunflowers in Summer and early Fall -- they grow different varieties every year * an occasional visit in December, as they often have something warm to drink -- it's a destination. If you have kids, they'll love visiting the live animals on the farm.

The owner was polite and courteous and the store was clean and they had lots of plants! Their raw…read morehoney is delicious, it has a wonderful flower flavor and they have 5 LB - (80 oz) jars for $50.00 but they also have smaller jars as well. We are very happy to have such a place so close to home!

The farm stand

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Land's Sake Farm

One of my favorite farms in the Boston area. I had family in the neighborhood and that's how I…read morediscovered this gem that has been my go-to farm for over 8 years. They recently renovated, upgrading the charming farm stand to a full on rustic market. Fresh veggies, coffee station, frozen goods, jams, chocolate goodies and more. I usually come for the little walk around the farm to see what's growing, the u-pick flower garden, to swing on the swing set, and to see if any farm animals are around. There's a parking lot and picnic tables scattered around. Pricing is reasonable, u-pick is about $15, they used to charge by flower stem. They also host events and have activities for kids. Honestly, Weston is more of a suburb so it's a nice surprise for people when I tell them that there is actually more to see than large homes!

I had so much fun picking flowers here! It was only a $15 experience and you got to fill your cup…read morewith as many flowers as you could fit. There are definitely lots of bees but in my experience the bees were not bothering me. It was also cool to check out the bunnies and goats while I was here. Overall such a cute spot with easy highway access to downtown boston!

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Langwater Farm

I love Langwater! I have family in North Easton and always make it a point to make a stop by…read moreLangwater on my way out. It's nice to see how much it's grown over the years, the new farm stand is incredible. From their Summer Fridays to October's pumpkin patch & December's tree farm, it's a place you can love all year round.

Great sandwiches! Especially the grilled cheese and bacon. Would definitely recommend this place.read more

Pumpkins and hay ride tickets!

PYO flower bouquet

Special of the day

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Salisbury Farm

4.3

(39 reviews)

45.9 mi

One of my all time fav spots to visit !! Such a beautiful area- everyone is so friendly- nice…read morevariety- coming sunflower picking soon

Salisbury Farm was the great place for pick your own strawberries. The patch (is that what you call…read moreit?) was the perfect size, not too big but not small. The cost of this giant bucket, I seriously have so many strawberries, was a great value. I do wish maybe they had a couple of sizes to choose from but I'm finding new recipes to use these guys. As you can see, the strawberries are vibrant red and they taste delicious.

There are four emergency exits. Just head toward the edge of the maze if you are lost.

Merchandise

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One bench in the (approximate) middle of the maze.

Nourse Farm

3.9

(18 reviews)

27.8 mi

Amazing place with beautiful caring people. Crops are fresh. Love the raspberry blueberries and…read morestrawberries picking. I also bought some raspberry peach jelly recently and it's to die for. Love the picking my own flowers.

Norse is amazing. Best berries. They accept EBT too which is great when you want to pick your own…read morefood

Back farm with horses

My own picked flowers

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Monarch at Nourse Farm

Blue Meadow Farm

4.0

(5 reviews)

15.1 mi

Blue Meadow Farm offers horse boarding, riding lessons, and seasonal pick-your-own blueberries. All…read morethree are done with great professionalism and welcoming spirit. For the horse boarding -- the barn is well-designed and the staff pays attention to details. The horses are the priority, and the stalls are clean and well-sized. The riding instructors are excellent -- they each have their own approach, so you might want to try lessons with different people depending on your goals. Riders range from tiny kids to retirement-age. One note ... You might notice a lot of "evidence of birds" on the barn walls - but this is because sparrows are welcomed as a natural insect control method during the summer. The blueberries are delicious and usually abundant. Like any pick-your-own experience -- you will get to see the fruit in all its shapes and sizes, not just the prime examples that are packed for store sale. Even if a berry is a little bit marbled in color or small, it is still tasty.

An absolutely fabulous spot for family blueberry picking! Being from central mass, and meeting…read morepeople from Boston meant we had to find a midway farm and the blue meadow didn't disappoint! On the MA Upik site, it says no kids under 6 years old. This is OLD INFORMATION. (The current owners parents had nets hung that kids used to pull on / parents wouldn't pay attention). However, there are no more nets and no more age restrictions! I called ahead to make sure the 2-yr old picker with us would be welcome- and he was! The Entrance is marked with a homemade Upik sign To distinguish it from the driveway entrance to the horseback riding and stables. When you arrive you're greeted by a small tent where you pick up red buckets fashioned with a string (for convenient around the neck holding and double-fisted berry picking, of course!) Berries are measured by the quart. Notches have been made in the bucket to display the volume picked. They approximate how much you have picked to take home up to the half quart. Blueberries are $4.50 a quart (a steal, most places are $5.70-$6 from why I've seen. I have surmised that this is because the patch sits adjacent to the horseback riding farm part of the property otherwise present.). These prices of course only include the berries to take home, not the ones to be smacked on while picking - as we were reminded while both on our way in and out. Spraying the bushes only occurs as *required* by the State. No additional spraying of the fruit occurs You park a couple hundred feet from the tent, and walk downhill but only another 100-200 feet (it's a little steep, ask to park at the stables of hills are a big issue, I can't imagine they'd mind terribly) down to the blueberry patches. These ~1,200 someodd, 50ish year old plants are present in around four varieties. During this opening week, we found sweet, plump berries as far as the eye could see, and surprisingly few fellow pickers. Is this BC most other farms aren't starting Upik for another week? (I called a bunch ). Definitely put this farm on your list. Farm and Berries are easy to get to, delicious, and well-priced. the view with the horses is beautiful, there's a swingset that I assume visitors can use(?) and nice people run the place! What more can you want?

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Pricing, hours, rules

Susi's Gallery For Children - galleries - Updated August 2026

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When in Salem you have to shop and play!…read more The spirits are afoot and we need protection to shield us. The love is strong here. Are you looking for something that will make you smile and feel better let's shop in here for a while. The selection is great . The shelves are full and adorned with many different and beautiful unique flavors of Salem. Remember to be yourself and have fun ! Thank you for the kind invitation to your store. The light is strong here. Let's yours get brighter with friends you make here.

What an amazing store with different oddities and amazing smelling soaps. I enjoyed the variety of…read moreitems, and picked up a beautiful lotus ring and soap. I love stores like this, but sometimes feel the items don't speak to me. This was not the case at hive & forge! Great prices and lovely staff. I always make it a point to stop by here when I'm visiting the area.

Ravenstone

(23 reviews)

Going to Ravenstone will leave you feeling serene, grounded and blissfully magical. Careful though,…read moreit's so wonderful, you'll find yourself there every weekend. The owners are kind and down to earth and it's a pleasure to spend time with them and their lovely apothecary. There is no crystal you won't be able to find, and if you can't? The owners are wonderful enough to try to find it for you.

Ravenstone is a magical, mystical place. I'm kicking myself for not visiting sooner--I would walk…read moreby in the mornings and try to remember to pop in. But I finally made it a priority and am so glad I did. This is a must-visit, whether you live in the area or are visiting nearby. Ravenstone is absolutely gorgeous inside, with the friendliest, most knowledgeable staff. It's an oasis in downtown Lynn. And it's bigger than I expected, with the main shop on the first floor and then an upstairs area selling books, a room for magick items, and space for readings. The first floor has an impressive array of crystals/gemstones, candles, jewelry, beauty, bath and body items, and more. The candle collection is lovely and picked up an exquisite vetiver and tonka candle. I also bought the most perfect piece of amethyst. I highly recommend visiting Ravenstone and I cannot wait to return.

Molly’s Bookstore

4.5

(6 reviews)

This is a lovely welcoming bookstore for everyone of all ages. There are two floors of books. The…read moresecond floor is dedicated to children's -young adult books. The top floor is where you can find adult books across a broad list of genres. There are several reading books where you can take your time and read your book. I've wanted to visit this store for quite some time now and finally got the chance to. I wasn't quite sure what I wanted and walked around for nearly an hour just looking. Bam! Out of no where I remembered a birthday; so I purchased a book and a card. Just like that an item On my to do list was checked off. Check out was easy fast and helpful! I highly recommend that you take the time to visit mollys bookstore. I plan to return. A+

This store is the perfect addition to Melrose! Staff is always friendly! Selection is fairly big…read morefor a local book store! The design is super cute and welcoming. Highly recommend checking out this local gem!

13FOREST Gallery

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3.8

(4 reviews)

I went here with a friend because she knows the owner. He was very amicable and also explained that…read morethey do have a B and B but they don't do the breakfasts any more since Covid. He said it hasn't hurt his business (I'm sure it hasn't). The paintings in the store are very interesting and our friends who live in Sweden bought one of the paintings to ship over there (I can only imagine how much that costs!). I love meeting the owners of these stores that have been in business for a very long time. There's always a piece of history you can learn from them!

I live in Dallas, TX, but have been going to Marblehead, MA since 1978 to visit very close…read morerelatives. Arnould Gallery is always a must when I visit. We have purchased various pieces from the gallery for our contemporary home in Dallas, and our lake house west of Dallas. Even when I am not in the market for art, it is always a pleasure to walk through without any pressure.

Emporium 32

4.5

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Find your perfect balance!…read more The craft is in all of us and sometimes you need a little help to make your craft shine. The selection of gifts and accessories will make your craft even better . Come in and get your own special and unique item that feels right. The staff here are always welcome and inviting. Thank you for making our lives and crafting even better.

Such a cute store! Packed with quality items. Jewelry, decor & so much more. Witchy vibes with…read morefriendly service. I appreciated that the owners only let in a limited amount of people at a time. It wasn't too packed & I could really look at all the great things for sale.

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Loved this place when it was in Melrose, and now that they've grown and moved north, I love it even…read moremore.

Boston Woodturning

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AshBmarie

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