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A community-run gallery and art association on Main Street showcasing regional artists' work, open weekdays and first Saturdays.

A 3,000-square-foot fine-art gallery devoted exclusively to Hawaii artists, featuring paintings, sculpture, feather work, and koa carvings.

An 1864 building, formerly a brothel, grocery, saloon, music store, and ice cream parlor, now an art and curio gallery and boutique-retail space with an attached inn.

A solar-powered working pottery studio and four-room gallery run by artists John and Rachel Bogard since 1974, selling porcelain, stoneware, and Raku.

A local art studio and gallery on Route 9 showing regional artists' work.

A gallery showing original paintings and sculpture from national and international contemporary artists in a range of media.

A multidisciplinary gallery showcasing roughly 25 member artists working in oil, watercolor, photography, woodcraft, and handmade jewelry.

A local art gallery and custom framing shop on Nordic Drive, an active Petersburg Chamber of Commerce member.

A 7,400-square-foot gallery, classroom, and rentable studio space in downtown Sulphur promoting Chickasaw and other First American artists.

A long-running downtown gallery and gift shop, established 2000, selling local art, antiques, and gift items on the historic square.

A gallery in historic uptown representing roughly 50 local, regional, and national artists across painting, ceramics, jewelry, and fiber art.

A cafe, gallery, and studio in a converted 18th-century barn near the Commons, serving espresso and pastries alongside working artist studios.

A retail gallery and creative studio space offering artwork, gifts, and classes in a historic Main Street storefront.

A nonprofit co-op gallery and gift shop showcasing work by roughly 77 local Molokai artists and crafters, all sold on consignment.

A nonprofit artist collective founded in 1983 that runs a member-staffed gallery at Kukui Grove Center with rotating local-artist exhibitions.

A nonprofit fine-crafts gallery operating since 1966, showcasing pottery, jewelry, textiles, and woodwork from Northern New England artisans.

A nonprofit gallery run by the Three Rivers Arts Council, showcasing paintings, photography, pottery, and handcrafted items made mainly by local and regional artists.

A nonprofit gallery run by the Spring River Artist Guild showcasing 20-plus regional artists in the restored, National Register-listed Cochran Building.

A nonprofit fine-arts gallery run by juried local artist-members in the old railway station building, rotating a new exhibition monthly.

An art boutique in Parker Square since 1984, featuring Hawaiian and Pacific/Asian art, artifacts, and jewelry.

An art gallery, gift shop, and landscaped garden sanctuary built by artist Ira Ono around a 1908 estate.

An eclectic gallery spanning folk art to fine art, showcasing local and regional artists in decorative, utilitarian, and wearable media.

A community art gallery and shop featuring local artists' paintings, metalcraft, jewelry, and stained glass, plus framing and workshops.

A fine-art gallery open since 1984 representing regional and nationally recognized painters; appointment recommended.

A landmark blues record store and folk-art gallery run by Roger Stolle, a hub for Delta blues culture, art, and music since 2002.

An artist-run cooperative gallery in a historic Art Deco building, showcasing around 25 local artists across painting, sculpture, jewelry, and photography.

A downtown gallery showcasing regional and local artists' work in the heart of the historic district.

A cooperative fine art and craft gallery founded in 1995 in an 1830s building, representing over 150 Vermont artists.

A fine art gallery in a renovated century-old downtown building, featuring artists from around the country.

A working-artisan gallery showcasing handmade porcelain, custom pottery, and artisan chocolate.

A gallery showcasing Flint Hills prairie landscape paintings by artist Judith Mackey and her granddaughter Jessica Bell.

A community art gallery and center in a National Register-listed 1906 Carnegie library building, hosting local and traveling exhibits.

A small downtown gallery and retail shop featuring local art and gift items.

A gallery in the City Plaza shopping center featuring regional artist work across acrylic, metal, leather, and wood.

A gallery on Market Street showcasing original paintings by Hawaii-born artist Phillip Sabado, open daily.

A gallery and gift shop in Old Kapaa Town featuring local Kauai artists and handmade goods.

A local art gallery in Hanalei Center featuring Kauai-based artists.

A Muscogee (Creek) Nation-owned gallery featuring art, jewelry, and goods made by Muscogee and other tribal citizens.

A nonprofit gallery in a restored 1920s bank building displaying and selling work by Nevada artists, with the original vault repurposed as a gallery store.

A nonprofit Tlingit arts organization in the old Fort Seward hospital building where visitors can watch artists carve totem poles and do traditional Chilkat weaving and silver work.

A locally owned gallery, open 30-plus years, on Lincoln Street showcasing Alaskan artists across painting, jewelry, and totemic carving.

A studio-gallery of a potter and a painter, with wheel-thrown pottery and original paintings made on site.

A two-level artist co-op gallery and gift shop showcasing work from over 30 local Rhode Island artists.

A nonprofit gallery ('Big Art in Little Mena') in the historic Arts District, hosting national and regional exhibitions and member shows.

A gallery and shop of one of the nation's oldest artist cooperatives (est. 1962), selling handmade work from over 100 Arkansas member-artists.

A photography gallery exhibiting Maine coastal photography alongside limited-edition prints by well-known Maine artists.

A gallery on Main Street showing oil paintings by local artists, also home to a jewelry line.

A craft gallery operating since 1975 that shows and sells work by Maine artists, including pottery, jewelry, woodwork, and fiber art.

An artist-run gallery and studio selling handmade glasswork and jewelry crafted on site.

The oldest and largest gallery on the Turquoise Trail, established in 1973, representing over 100 local fine artists and 50 fiber artists.

A downtown art gallery on Main Avenue displaying and selling work by local Sierra County artists, open daily and during the monthly Art Hop.

A Midtown fine-art gallery and framing shop showcasing regional artists' pottery, prints, jewelry, textiles, and sculpture.

A gallery, gift shop, and events space in a historic Locke building, showing fine art, collectibles, and toys, open weekends.

A Capitola Village gallery and its adjoining annex selling handmade jewelry, pottery, and other artisan goods from American craftspeople.

Co-owned fine art and crafts gallery on the Embarcadero representing about 60 Central Coast artists.

An art gallery and design shop showcasing work by local Sonoma County artists, sharing a storefront with Hinterland Empire.

An art gallery on North Franklin Street exhibiting metal sculpture, architectural woodworking, jewelry, and photography and painting by regional artists.

An art gallery and working studio in a renovated 1895 Victorian home showing Michigan-inspired paintings.

An art gallery and working glassblowing studio on Highway 57 showing blown glass, paintings, and other fine art and craft.

An art gallery and two-acre sculpture garden on Ephraim's north end, housed in a renovated 1950s chicken coop, showing paintings, glass, jewelry, and sculpture from more than 90 regional artists.