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Art gallery housed in a century-old plantation house in Old Koloa Town, featuring local Hawaii artists.

Member-run nonprofit arts collective and shop selling paintings, photography, pottery, jewelry, fiber art, and woodcraft by local artists.

Nonprofit fine-art gallery housed in a restored early-1900s auto showroom, exhibiting and selling work by local and regional artists; runs an annual plein air competition.

Working glassblowing studio and gallery selling hand-blown functional and sculptural glass, with a viewable hot shop and classes.

Custom framing and art shop in the first building past the Main Street bridge, selling art and handmade jewelry.

Nonprofit community art gallery located around the city square, exhibiting local and regional artists' work.

Nonprofit community art center with rotating gallery exhibitions by regional artists and a shop featuring work from 90+ local and regional makers.

Downtown gallery showing artist Jill Hoy's vibrant plein-air oil paintings and prints of the Penobscot Bay region; open seasonally July through Columbus Day.

Independently owned gallery specializing in Asian antiques and art, located on Main Street in the village center.

Art gallery and studio in a former Ford dealership building, featuring torch-cut metals, ceramics, mosaics, paintings, and hand-dyed fabrics; hours by chance or appointment.

Nonprofit artist cooperative gallery with 2,600+ pieces on display and an attached coffee stand and art-supply/thrift sales; artists keep 70-90% of sale proceeds.

Boutique art gallery and American craft shop inside a restored 1902 home, showcasing work from 70+ regional artists and craftspeople.

Wildlife art gallery featuring the work of local artist Pamela Underhill Karaz.

Antiques gallery combining fine antiques, custom furniture, and original artwork from local artisans.

Old-time photography studio and gallery near the west end of Wallace Street, next to the Bale of Hay Saloon.

Fine-art and craft gallery on Upper Main featuring roughly 150 American artists, many local.

Rotating contemporary art gallery and custom-framing shop in downtown Waterbury.

Gallery showcasing and selling work by Native American artists and crafters, run by the Dakota Indian Foundation.

Downtown art studio and gallery space offering art lessons, painting parties and custom artwork.

Community art, music, and cultural gallery/event space run by nonprofit Khafre Inc., hosting workshops and the annual Cotton Pickers Ball.

Nonprofit multidisciplinary arts center and gallery space in a renovated historic lumberyard building.

Locally-owned gallery and custom picture-framing shop showcasing work from 50+ Hawaii artists.

Member gallery of the Nanticoke River Arts Council in a restored storefront, showcasing local artists.

Eclectic gallery/shop mixing handmade art, antiques, gifts, and decorative pieces from local makers.

Nonprofit community art gallery by the Ohio River showcasing local painters, potters, and photographers.

Community art gallery and shop on Main Street featuring local artists' paintings, sculpture, and fiber art.

Fine art gallery specializing in marine and maritime paintings and sculpture from established and emerging artists.

Community-run gallery representing 180+ local member artists, showing paintings, ceramics, jewelry, and photography.

Local gallery/gift shop operating since 1994, featuring Southwestern art, pottery, and handmade crafts.

Nonprofit arts organization and gallery space with rotating exhibits and community arts programming.

Community arts center with rotating exhibitions, studio classes, and a lakeside sculpture garden.

Contemporary art gallery on Main Street representing local and regional artists in a rotating exhibit space.

Working studio and gallery on Central Street featuring paintings and handmade work by local/regional artists.

Cooperative market and gallery in the historic Sawyer Building showcasing work from 60+ local and regional makers/artists.

Regional fine-art gallery featuring Appalachian painters, printmakers, potters, and glass artists.

Nonprofit gallery and gift shop in the historic Homestake Opera House mercantile, with rotating regional/national exhibits.

Co-op style gallery showcasing local artists' oil, acrylic, pastel, ceramic, jewelry, and photography work.

Nonprofit gallery in an 1877 building selling handmade art, jewelry, and pottery from local/regional artisans, with proceeds funding downtown revitalization.

Small gallery/emporium showing artwork, photography, and mixed media from Oklahoma artists.

Artist-owned gallery near the Bradbury Science Museum showing paintings, sculpture, pottery, and jewelry from regional artists.

Fine-art gallery in Perkins Cove showing painter Todd Bonita's coastal Maine landscapes, open seasonally.

Artist-owned gallery run by painter Kathleen Miller featuring her own coastal artwork alongside pieces by local artists.

Gallery/gift shop featuring handcrafted jewelry, mineral specimens, framed butterflies, and work by local and international artisans.

Historic cottage gallery showing regional painting, pottery, sculpture, and antiques; open weekends June-October or by appointment.

Working pottery studio and gallery selling functional stoneware made from local Nebraska clay.

Downtown gallery showcasing regional artists' pottery, paintings, and handmade crafts.

Nonprofit gift shop and gallery featuring original, handmade work from roughly 70 local/regional Midwest artists.

Independently-owned fine art gallery (opened 2013, recently reopened with a refocused fine-art vision) featuring glass, ceramics, textiles, painting, and sculpture.

Working studio-gallery of Maui landscape painter Curtis Wilson Cost, open afternoons by visit.

Renowned fine English antiques gallery (est. 1947) housed in the historic Science Hill buildings, specializing in silver, furniture, and mint julep cups.

Creative studio and curated gallery on State Street pairing local, regional, and national artists, part of Alton's growing Arts District.

Independent art gallery on Main Street showing local and regional artists' work.

Nonprofit arts center (est. 1976) on a 20,000-sq-ft Main Street campus adjoining the King Opera House; free public galleries.

Custom-framing shop and gallery representing 75+ local artists — painters, ceramicists, jewelers, glassblowers.

Cooperative gallery and shop featuring work from roughly 100 Vermont artists spanning wood, fiber, glass, pottery, jewelry, and fine art, with exhibits rotating every six weeks.

Contemporary craft and fine-art gallery (21+ years) housed in the historic First National Bank building, featuring handmade ceramics, glass, jewelry, and paintings.

An 8,000-square-foot gallery on Webster Street displaying paintings and photography, with free classic-film screenings as a community service.

A working artist studio and gallery on Silver Street showing local and regional fine art.

The working studio and gallery of artist Jim Hayward, showing original paintings, collages, and found-object assemblages.

A retail gallery and maker-space featuring work from over 80 local artisans plus drop-in craft workshops and classes.