We again included this craft shop/gallery on our walking tour of Rockland. The current exhibition…read morewas "Visions - Maine's Coastal Edges" that featured the paintings of Kaitlyn Miller and Anne Stuer plus the clay relief sculptures of Randy Fein.

Best high end made in Maine store. Excellent selection of Maine made crafts and merchandise. All…read moresales benefit the Island Institute. Great cause. Beautiful store with some of the nicest gifts and crafts from Maine. All of their items are high end and just the pick of the litter. I especially liked the hand blown glass lobster floats. They were awesome. Wonderful selection of Maine books and children's books, as well as stationery. Some clothes and belts and sea bags by various Maine companies. Just wonderful local Maine goods for sale in a nice atmosphere for a great cause.

A quintessential New England bookshop with a most inviting cafe.... You must stop here if only for…read morethe perfect small town vibes it provides. It is so sweetly decorated and the books are placed all over the upstairs and downstairs of this lovey store

It's a good place to rest along the intercostal drive - 5 stars for ambience and location. Place…read moreto browse, relax, have a cuppa. People are extremely nice. Coffee and chai are decently good. Recommend as a quick stop to rest and recover if you're not going to dine.

This is by far my favorite shop in Camden. LOTS of local artisan products, including a great range…read morefrom woodworking to glassware to embroidery to creative stone designs. Amazing place with products for gifts (and for myself) at a good price point. Will definitely come back when in the area, and will definitely recommend! Plus, the shipping service is awesome.

So, here's the thing. Well, two things. First, you could not possibly find nicer shop owners. That…read morematters to me. Second, you could not possibly find cooler stuff anywhere else on the Midcoast. Why shouldn't everything be as beautiful (or funky or just clever) as it is useful? And do all items have to be useful? What I mean is that a person could buy a big bowl from a big store, or one could buy a big oyster bowl from Once A Tree. It may cost a bit more (not always, though) but I'd rather have a few unique, lovely things than many common, mass-produced things. If you think along the same lines, you must check out this shop.

I came to this public restroom because I heard amazing things. I stopped there during a pit stop on…read moremy road trip, and I couldn't help but notice the roaches. I expected the best of the best. I don't recommend.

Leigh's gallery did not disappoint. So homey and welcoming! I love supporting local artists that…read moresell images from their surroundings - it's what i always look for when I travel. I'm glad I found Leigh's shop and it was fun to meet her husband Steve, as well. I'm following both of then now on Instagram! Definitely worth a visit. I left with several unique gifts for friends and a few for myself!

Wonderful shop with a beautiful selection of prints and gift items. The only trouble was picking…read moreout which print to buy as they are all so lovely! A gem.

These guys did a fabulous job on a last minute centerpiece- professional and a lot of loveread more

I called (from another state) and ordered a birthday arrangement yesterday to be delivered the…read moresame day. I gave a brief description of what I wanted and the recipient. They nailed it!!! The recipient said that it was so beautiful, different and exotic and that she had never seen anything like it. It made her so happy . Thank you for your talent in making our day!!!

We loved this gem of a small museum, with Wyeths and a special exhibit of his wife's work and other…read moreearly American art and some classics. Worth a stop when in Maine.

I assumed this museum was going to be pretty limited, but I was impressed with the variety of…read moreartworks on display. It's more than just the Wyeths; they have classic European artists and early American art. I loved getting to learn more about the local indigenous tribes and see the work of local artists whom I wouldn't otherwise get to see. Some of the art was even a bit risque, which was great to see at a small art museum. Highly recommend taking an hour or so to get lost in the Farnsworth.

Lovely shop on the Rockland high street with any kind of gift you can think of! I really enjoyed…read moregoing through everything to shop for holiday gifts (and also for myself). Prices are a bit on the high side, but it does feel good to support a local business. While not all the items were unique, there were plenty of options from local artists and brands. Staff was friendly and chatty. Would definitely return!

The Grasshopper Shop is my favorite place to visit while i'm in Rockland. I come to Maine about 3-4…read moretimes a year and I never miss an opportunity to shop there! The staff is very kind and there is such a wide variety of gift options from clothes to spa accessories to art supplies and more! I bought my dad a colored glass bird figurine for father's day from the Grasshopper Shop and he absolutely loves it!