Quality work with friendly service. Thank you! Bought in artwork that needed to be stretched and…read moreframed. Owner took time to find the right frame for me.

Old Main represents some artist that create beautiful works. While art is in the eyes of the…read morebrowser, it is had not to notice and appreciate some of the works. While I enjoy western art this gallery did not over do it with a all bison or cowboy theme. Their representation was much broader and the prices reasonable for art collectors.

Beautiful gallery. Loved their framed driftwood and lithographs. I was on an early morning walk and…read morethey weren't open yet, so just did some window shopping, but would love to come back when they're open.

What a great art gallery! I can see why the were voted best one in the city. They have a lot of…read moredifferent mediums and also a lot of different styles of artists within each medium. Glass, jewelry, sculpture, photos and paintings- really something for everyone. They carry originals as well as prints so there is something for everyone price wise and style wise as well. There were so many different pieces that captivated me. I ended up getting a print by James Weikert that is so colorful and such a fun representation of the beautiful Montana outdoors. Maybe one day I'll have the money for an original! Ha- but seriously if money weren't an object I would've walked out with half of the store. Friendly staff and great space.

Still love the two paintings we purchased on our last visit. Nice people and a great experience.read more

Tierney has a well curated collection of a western, modern and plein air paintings. A beautiful new…read moregallery with investment quality art for everyone level of collector.

Wow. There are antique stores with more than you can absorb, mostly of the junky stuff, and then…read morethere are places like this: an antique store with what might be a specifically curated stash of things old, but still in good shape and still useful. Of course, there are still some campy items, but when they're strategically placed and don't become the rule, it makes for an interesting place of exploration. I was for some reason, drawn to all the cast iron pans -- all old, probably seasoned from years of use in nearby ranches and farms. I'm sure they each had a story. Getting the story was the challenge, though. And if a story is what you want, the owners have them, if you have patience. Like some small towns, there's a certain reticence with out of towners. That's easily overcome by either ignoring it, or facing it head on with asking lots of questions. Interest or money or sometimes both, talks -- everywhere. Stop in. Enjoy the nice antiques, and be sure to get the story that goes with them. It'll be worth it.

Neat selection of antiques. Friendly husband and wife team. Look for goodies and stay for stories!read more