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Custom frame shop and gallery with a new exhibit every month.

Mother-and-daughter gallery showing established and emerging artists.

Gallery of American art from the 19th century to today, downtown for more than 30 years.

Gallery of ceramic sculpture and contemporary art.

Contemporary art gallery on Huguenot Street.

Downtown gallery with an annual benefit show.

Gallery showing 70-80 artists, open since 2017.

Family-owned pottery studio and gallery.

Family-run fine art gallery.

Contemporary art gallery, open since 1979.

Artisan gallery and gift shop.

Gallery and framer, 25 years downtown in 2026.

Art gallery opened in August 2025.

Fine art and antiques on North Center Street.

Origami artist Becca Barron's gallery, showing local artists.

Custom framing and gallery since 1977, in the former Central Fire Station.

Art gallery and custom framer showing more than seventy local artists, in a 1929 Kresge building at Milwaukee and River.

Two floors of work by regional artists.

Art gallery and print-and-paper shop with a retail counter for artists' materials and editions.

Photography gallery and framer on Sixth Street.

Custom jeweller and metal studio, one of three custom jewellers downtown.

Gallery and boutique on Main Street.

Art supply shop and custom framer on South Main Street.

Artist-run shop and gallery consigning jewellery, pottery, prints, blown glass and fibre art by local makers.

Gallery on the 400 block of Georgia Street, part of the Second Friday art walk.

Art gallery on Colby run by William Dean Zama, licensed to serve alongside the work.

Gallery and custom framer in the old Carnation Creamery block.

Commercial gallery representing and selling original work, with a rolling exhibition schedule.

Custom framing shop and art gallery on Avenue D, framing since 1982.

Public-access hot glass studio and gallery selling blown drinkware, vases and one-off pieces, with classes and studio rentals.

Lowbrow contemporary art gallery owned by the artist Jesse Neumann, with a private tattoo studio behind it.

Working pottery studio and gallery in an 1890 Queen Anne cottage beside Haggard Park.

American fine craft and art gallery run by Rachael Hartzler and Jim Jacobson, which moved in January 2026 from 619 Grand into the old Treadle Yard Goods space.

Gifts by Rhode Island artisans, with scarves and shawls woven on a 1979 loom.

Handcrafted gifts, creative jewellery, pottery, blown glass, and window and wall art.

American handcrafts and Rhode Island artists, with pottery, jewellery, stained glass and cards.

Co-operative gift gallery run by local painters, glass artists, woodworkers, silversmiths and sculptors working behind the counter.

One-of-a-kind art gallery and working studio on North Main.

Gallery of functional ceramic art by its owner plus regional artisans in glass, painting, woodworking, metalsmithing and jewellery, established in 1993.

Contemporary art gallery with a gift shop, established in 2021 and running four to six shows a year by emerging and mid-career artists.

Artist studio and gallery on the Broadway row, and a sponsor of the town's annual art studio and gallery tour.

Fine-art gallery on Main Street showing rotating solo exhibitions, open weekends or by appointment.

Gallery of contemporary craft carrying handmade art, jewellery, textiles and home decor by around a hundred and fifty area and American artists.

Gallery and pottery studio in a 1905 building at the crossroads, selling artwork and running pottery classes and throwing-wheel workshops.

Working fine-art and sculpture studio with original work, murals, art supplies, painting parties and custom framing.

Artist-run co-operative gallery on the waterfront showing local painters, potters, and printmakers.

Working artist's studio and paint shop in a North Main storefront.

Artist-owned gallery open since 2010, representing more than eighty Western North Carolina makers in clay, fiber, jewelry, and glass.

Art-and-antiques shop on the historic square carrying antiques, collectibles, books, jewelry, and work by local makers.

Gallery of affordable contemporary art and handcraft from more than two hundred North American makers, on Front Street since 1988.

Art store and working studio selling handmade pottery, artwork, and jewelry and hosting workshops, open weekends.

Working studio and showroom for hand-thrown pottery run by the family, with personalized pieces made to order.

Long-running shop trading since 2004 mixing art and decor with architectural salvage, including period drawer pulls and hardware for old houses.

Art, fine-craft, and lifestyle gallery and boutique on Main Street showing New Hampshire painters, potters, jewelers, and woodworkers.

Small owner-operated arts, crafts, and fine-collectibles gallery showing personal artwork, photography, and one-of-a-kind lamps.

Owner-run gallery of jewelry, pottery, weavings, gourds, and original art from more than thirty local and regional artists.

Working pottery-and-blacksmith shop founded in 1990, known for its Queen Anne's Lace pottery, with ironwork by a resident smith plus handwoven rugs, raku, and jewelry.

Independent fine-art gallery founded in 1979, the district's original gallery, showing the owner-artist's own oils and sculpture alongside island artists.

Commercial art gallery opened in November 2024 in a renovated former office building, showing regional artists and running classes and workshops.

Working artist's studio and gallery in an 1886 home that was formerly a dry goods store and millinery, showing oils, watercolors, and pastels of Loudoun barns, fields, and skies.