Plein Air - not for the faint of heart

Audrey ran into Steven Kennedy on her way home from Commercial Street.

Bank Street is one of his favorite places to paint

And here's Steven:

The painting sold almost as soon as it arrived in the gallery. If only spring would come as quickly!

Trust us, we know about these things....

Newsflash: Giving her jewelry will not make her love you.
(but it will remind her how much you love her, for a really, really long time)
 

Fabulous jewelry, advice and gift-wrapping - offered in Orleans and Wellfleet. If you prefer to shop online, let us know if you'd like it wrapped as a gift.

Last minute shoppers, please note that the Orleans gallery is open from 10 to 5 on Valentine's Day. We can keep a secret, no matter when you shop.

More cool stuff

Here are a few of our favorites from the galleries (and online).

Shop online!

We're online!

Okay, yes, we've been online for awhile or you wouldn't be reading this. But now we're really online - with a new shopping site. It's almost like being here (in your pajamas).

Come on by! and tell us what you think....

(click here to enter our spiffy new online store)

Our holiday sale starts today!

All jewelry, crafts and wearables in stock* (except Christmas ornaments, Wellfleet Clocks and cards) are 15% off. So much to chose from!

*Sale does not include consigned items - artwork, sculpture, some jewelry and a few crafts (we'll mark what's not included).

So what is included? Candleholders, not-Wellfleet clocks, mugs, jewelry boxes, scarves, fingerless gloves, handbags, bracelets, teapots, placemats, tiles, vases, measuring spoons, necklaces, cutting boards, serving trays, hats, jackets, wallets, napkin rings, soap dishes, ikebanas, fountains, frames, glassware, paperweights, pitchers, lamps, pillows, earrings, cookware, and oh so much more.

It's best if you stop by and see for yourself, but if you've had your eye on something and are now in Honolulu, give us a call! We'll let you know if it's still here and reunite you with it post haste.

Depending on where you are, we may bring it ourselves. (Not that Cape Cod isn't completely lovely in November....)

Happy Halloween!

Watch out for zombies in your sugarbowl.

Is it lunchtime yet?

You wouldn't think an art gallery would make you hungry, but here we are.

Alison Evans has created a garlic and oil bowl in her oyster series. Believe us when we say you can only type "garlic and oil" so many times before you're checking your watch (and being vaguely disappointed at what you brought for lunch).

There are small spikes in the bottom of the bowl at the tip (hinge-end). Rub a peeled clove of garlic over the spikes, add oil, et voila.

Where is a crusty baguette when you need one?