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.

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.

The Arts Cooperative in Shelburne Falls is a great place to stop in at if you are looking for some…read moreunique art to put in your home or office. The shop has a ton of different pieces ranging from paintings to hand crafted jewelry. Some of my favorite pieces were their hand crafted sculptures made from recycled household goods. Overall I think that this is an excellent store, but the cost of the items are a bit high in comparison to some other are shops in the area. That being said, I understand that these artists deserve every penny for the incredible work they do.

What a nice little place…read more Artist co-op, each runs the register 2times a month. Glass, ceramic, metal pieces everywhere. Pretty jewelry, ladies hats, paintings, carved wooden utensils, even a copper cow weathervane. I bought 2 cool coffee mugs, an applewood pestle for cursing herbs, a very pretty glass bowl and some other good stuff. Not too pricey. Cool waterfall across the street. I'd go back. Check it out.

Molly Cantor's pottery is magnificent.Although I've not been to her studio for years, I have…read morepurchased a couple of wedding and birthday gifts for favorite people in my life . Looking forward to a trip to her shop next Spring.

Molly Cantor is to pottery as Mary Oliver is to poetry. Each of Molly Cantor's art pieces traces…read morethe line between the human world and the natural world, and, if you listen closely, with your eyes, each holds a story. Her art is delicate, playful, touching, and beautiful in its simplicity. I traveled to her store in the quaint town of Shelburne Falls (a must for anyone visiting Massachusetts -- especially with its Bridge of Flowers, quaint coffee shops, art shops, and lots of community friendliness). And, I fell in love with Cantor's artful clay dog covered with flowers, his/her head thrown backward for a good throat scratch (much like our dog, Guinness). There were teacups with images of a clothesline blowing in the wind, or a chair, table, and a vase of blooming sunflowers (the perfect day, really), as well as a stretching skunk (is that Flower from Bambi?) ;) on a bowl. I can't decide which I'd love to own -- but to own any of these beautiful, heartwarming pieces to bring art into my home. Molly Cantor's pottery is poetry in form; it evokes humor and embodies a reverence of nature and animals. Who wouldn't love that?

Studio 1868 has been hosting great pop up art exhibitions with regional artists during the Keene…read morefirst Friday art walks. The exhibits have a surprising variety of work, and several known artists from Keene and the surrounding area have participated. Bravo, and I'm looking forward to seeing what's next!

From the owner: We focus on the visual & literary arts in Keene and the Greater Monadnock region of SW NH. Our…read moreartists paint, draw, sculpt, print, and take stunning photographs. We host a First Friday Art Reception each month. We curate and we consult. Give us a shout!