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Artist-owned gallery showing fused glass, metal sculpture, jewelry, and garden art, with a monthly featured artist, First Friday openings, and workshops.

Independently owned ceramic art gallery opened in 2014, mounting two to three exhibitions a month of functional and studio-based work by artists from across the country.

Artist-owned cooperative gallery of fine contemporary craft established in 2012, showing ceramics, glass, fiber, jewelry, paper, and painting by roughly fifteen local makers under an original thirteen-foot tin ceiling.

Artist-owned gallery run by a watercolorist who reopened in Hanapepe in 2020, showing her own work alongside pottery, ceramic tile, surfboard art, and jewelry.

Owner-curated gallery of surf- and ocean-inspired original paintings, photography, metal sculpture, and limited-edition giclees by Kauai and mainland artists, open late for Friday Art Night.

Gallery founded in 1970 by a watercolor and water-media painter showing his own work on historic Main Street, open daily in summer and fall and by appointment off-season.

Working studio and gallery of a Western bronze sculptor, occupying half of the restored 1898 Meeteetse Mercantile building, open seasonally Tuesday through Saturday.

Artist-owned gallery and craft shop opened in March 2023 by a painter and a textile artist, representing more than 40 West Virginia and Kentucky artisans in pottery, stained glass, quilts, jewelry, and woodwork.

Independently owned Main Street studio and gallery exhibiting work by Hopkinton-area artists and running paint-and-sip sessions on canvas, glass, and pallet board.

Gallery and gift shop in the circa-1910 former Wells Fargo building, showing more than 200 local and regional artists a year.

Artists cooperative gallery established in 2002, owned, operated, and staffed by its member artisans, showing pottery, jewelry, glass, textiles, and woodwork.

Founded in 1895 and still family-run — the oldest continuously operating pottery in North Carolina, known for hand-thrown stoneware and a high-fired red glaze, with live turning demonstrations.

Founded in 1921 and individually listed on the National Register — a century-old wood- and gas-fired stoneware pottery selling from its own on-site salesroom on the Busbee Road corridor.

Working studio and retail gallery of two potters in a 1920 building, selling wheel-thrown functional and sculptural stoneware, fountains, and birdbaths.

Working studio and gallery opened in late 2020 by a painter showing large oil landscapes of the Greater Yellowstone ecosystem and pronghorn-migration work.

Family-owned furniture, art, and design store in its 36th year, begun in 1979 as Augusta Wood selling primitives and antiques.

Hot-glass studio and showroom founded in 1992 by a glassblower working in a Venetian-influenced tradition.

Main Street gallery representing over 200 independent American artists in pottery, sculpture, jewelry, glass, woodwork, and Petoskey stone gifts.

Working kiln-fired glass studio and gallery run by an artist with nearly three decades of glass experience, working full time on site.

Gallery reviving 'umeke pāwehe, a nearly lost Hawaiian gourd-decorating art form, using coffee and other natural dyes on gourds the owners grow themselves.

Gallery and working custom-woodworking shop pairing fine furniture with raku pottery, mixed media, jewelry, sculpture, and monotypes.

Founded in November 1979 — Hawaii's longest-standing contemporary art gallery — showing prints, sculpture, drawings, painting, and ceramics in a building that was the 1923 Japanese Association Hall.

Fine art gallery established in 1982, specializing in Hudson River School painting and Old Lyme Impressionism across four light-filled rooms.

Co-op gallery and boutique showing work by local artists and crafters that also houses the official Duncan Visitor Center.

Nonprofit arts center opened in 2005 that has grown from 75 to more than 500 represented Black Belt artists — painters, potters, basket-weavers, quilters, and woodworkers, including Gee's Bend quilters.

Artist-owned Pocahontas County Artisan Co-op gallery across from the Cass depot, open during the May-October train season, selling handcrafted wood, pottery, watercolors, forged iron, brooms, quilts, and maple syrup.

Founded in summer 1997 in a three-story historic building above the Mississippi, representing roughly 30 artists working in glass, ceramics, paint, and textiles.

Downtown co-op gallery of booths showing contemporary and traditional work by area artists, with a rotating Artist of the Month.

Nonprofit community art gallery and teaching studio on the square, with rotating exhibitions, classes, and a 360-degree virtual gallery tour.

Artist-run gallery in the historic Woods Store building representing 50-plus Northeast Ohio artists and artisans, staffed by the member artists themselves.

Contemporary art and performance space in a roughly 5,000-square-foot late-1800s feed and tack building on the original stockyard-trail rail route.

Artisan co-op behind the Old Mill selling locally handcrafted pottery, stained glass, jewelry, woodturning, and florals.

The nation's only museum devoted exclusively to agrarian art, with free admission and rotating exhibitions in its downtown home.

Independent Western fine-art gallery under the Town Center clock tower representing regional and Native American artists, including Crow painter Kevin Red Star.

Nonprofit art center and gallery in the renovated 1911 Carnegie Library, celebrating its 30th anniversary in 2025 and showcasing hometown wildlife artist Francis Lee Jaques.

Gallery and custom frame shop selling original work by local, regional, and national artists, serving Milford for over 28 years.

Fine-art gallery and gift boutique carried on from the longtime Joan Winters Gallery; its painter is the only American represented in France's Musée d'Art Naïf.

Marine-art gallery featuring gyotaku fish printing, ocean photography, and shell jewelry, opened in December 2025 in the former Mike Carroll Gallery space.

Fine art gallery and portrait studio on Main Street.

Eclectic owner-run gallery at the corner of 6th and Meade showcasing Pacific Northwest artists alongside antiques and unique gifts.

Three-floor community visual arts center in a historic Main Street block offering free exhibitions, working artist studios, and classes.

Gallery in the lower level of the 1926 Vicarage in the NE Alder Street Art District, showing original oils and prints by noted Oregon regionalist painter Michael Gibbons.

Contemporary fine-art gallery opened in spring 2005 that founded the 12th Street art district, known for the painted Burro Serenade sculptures along the street.

Billed as the largest photography-only gallery in New Mexico, housed in a former mercantile and anchoring the 12th Street arts district.

Downtown gallery and art-supply shop run by a local painter, showcasing paintings, jewelry, and pottery from local artisans.

The Pocahontas County Artisan Co-op's year-round gallery inside the historic Marlinton railroad depot, selling local woodworking, jewelry, fiber art, jams, and candles.

Custom framing shop and gallery of regional artists, operating for over 15 years in a Civil War-era former dry-goods store.

Art gallery and event venue operating since 2017 in a historic downtown building, showing rotating Oklahoma artists.

Cooperative gallery of local San Miguel County artists on the historic Plaza, with two side-by-side showrooms plus custom framing.

Contemporary art gallery promoting emerging and mid-career artists since 1996.

Working studio-gallery of an award-winning bronze sculptor, where visitors can watch sculptures being created and commission pieces on site.

Artist-owned co-op gallery facing the river, selling members' photography, ceramics, scarves, and other handmade work.

Artisan glass, handmade jewelry, and wheel-thrown stoneware studio offering classes and jewelry repair.

Working hand-blown glass studio with free public glassblowing demos, continuing Weston's glassmaking heritage.

Fine art and handmade craft gallery in an early-20th-century Arts and Crafts bungalow, with an on-site kiln and sculpture garden.

Fine arts and crafts gallery in a renovated 1860s house showcasing work from 90+ local and regional artists.

One-of-a-kind rock-art museum and gallery built from 800 tons of stone, with a rocks-and-minerals gift shop.

Art gallery and gift shop featuring local and regional artists' work in the historic district.

Artist-owned gallery selling fine art and craft from about 50 regional artists, operating since 1998.

Artisan gallery-shop since 2005 selling art and gifts handcrafted exclusively by 100+ Georgia artists.