Best Aboriginal Art Gallery Lowell Near Me

Marley O'Neil: The gallery is well designed and eclectic. A little bit for everyone which I like. And the sun light in the afternoon is just lovely, makes the art glow.

Michael Breda: The Arts League of Lowell (ALL) Gallery is a great place to purchase an original work of art at reasonable prices. You enter through the ALL Cooperative Gallery, which features over thirty Co-op members from the Greater Lowell area who offer unique pieces in painting, photography, sculpture, jewelry and more. Just beyond the Coop Gallery, two additional galleries feature more focused themes which revolve on a monthly basis. The ALL Gallery is conveniently located within Lowell's Canalway Cultural District; and only one block from Lowell's downtown, City Hall, and the Whistler House Museum of Art.

Dave Martsolf: Arts League of Lowell is the best in the tri-city area north of Boston to showcase and offer regional artistic talent for purchase combined with both free viewing opportunities and in-person docent dialog with gallery personnel.

Didi Chadran: Great space! I enjoyed seeing recent works from familiar artists and friends, as well as from creators whose work I saw here for the first time. Peaceful setting with good lighting. Very helpful and friendly associate at the desk too. I'll be back...often!

Kris L: Local artists. Fun place. Public on street parking. Gallery located on 1st floor. Check out the art by Billy O

Dan 936: Well rounded regional coop gallery. Many accomplished artists in a broad range of disciplines, professionally managed.

Charlie Dewan: Keeping quality local art alive.

David Bragdon: Terrific shows currently at ALL, including EXPOSED 2019: BLACK & WHITE (through Nov 10, 2019). The Arts League of Lowell Gallery is a destination for art lovers from near and far ,,, original, fascinating art presented in a museum quality setting.

MGK Pool Service: fun

Ioana Singureanu: Great community of artists.

Charles Z: Great place to enjoy local art.

Nancy Lessard: Great selection of artists, displays and studios

Gustavo Schlemper: Open to the public. Amazing exhibits and a really nice garden/yard outside.

Coleman Rogers: Great selection of art from artists in every medium.

Lisa Hertel: Such lovely art. Great variety. And an art supply store, too.

Xavier Robbins: Service is great . supplies is at a high quality . nice spot for artist needs

Matthew Girard: Great place to grab a quick drink/bite, relax, hangout and browse some local art.

Tom Whiting: Attended an opening last night. Very cool.

Ashley Rose: Beautiful space. I went for open mic which was fun. They serve beer wine and have a small cafe with coffe drinks and food.

Charlie Dewan: Nice art work, good food, friendly people. Couldn't ask for more.

Samantha deManbey: A wonderful little gallery and cafe. There are art exhibits here, live theater performances by Balefire Productions, and crafts for sale. A beautiful place that is a great supporter of the arts!

Bethany Kalabokis: Awesome venue for art and entertainment

Liz: Saw a dinner theater show here with Balefire Productions. The atmosphere is cozy and the local artists are very talented! The coffee service is very nice, it creates a fun environment to hang out in.

thedancingbeast: Gallery z has a gorgeous display of art and culture, there brekfast is mouth watering and is always easy on the wallet. The entertainment is non stop with jazz and flute performances and an open mic that brings anyone with talent to the stage. The galerry now serves a beer and wine list thst is superior then most usually combined with a local production by the belfire company that changes the we enjoy plays. Usually with a full dinner and the performers not just on stage but walking in between all of the audience immersing us in their story. To be honest i find it strange this spot it not more popular probably just that there is a large amount of uncultred people in the area. 5 out of 5 forks from the beast i hope this place gets more popular they more then deserve it.

SizzleChickFlicks: A great art venue (both on the walls and theatrically). Large but still a very cozy and inviting space. Lots of great works by local artists (DH is a huge favorite of ours!) Friendly, welcoming, and talented staff. If you're in Lowell, definitely check them out. I've seen them transform since I moved here 5 months ago, and it just keeps getting better and better. I've walked by many a Friday and Saturday night and seen warm gatherings and unique theatrical experiences. One of the Market Street hot spots. It's the kind of environment where you can grab a coffee and a snack on premises and sit there for a while and write your great American novel on your laptop or just chill and enjoy the WARMTH and CREATIVITY aura. Highly recommended.

David Donahue: A great art gallery and coffee house with dinner theater as well!

Al Jimenez: Very nice place, great gratitude would recommend

Amy Roberts: Beautiful gallery

Jim Pecora: First Class Art Gallery and Cafe with food, live music and performances. Some oc the best Artists in the Greater Lowell Area. Great place to shop and "Buy Local"

Frances Killam: Gallery Z is under new ownership and the transition is amazing. The caliber of artwork is very high. This is an art gallery, not a craft shop! Soon they will be opening a cafe with sandwiches and coffee. If you haven't been to Gallery Z in a while, you should definitely check it out!

Donna Howard: Gallery Z is brand new! Co-op spaces and Gallery are fantastic!

Talia Giannelli: Homemade soaps and greeting cards are hardly an art gallery, more like a craft shop (at best. If fine art is what seek, don't waste your time visiting this low end boutique. I would've have given it no stars if it were an option.

Andrea Machado: Best way the check out and purchase work from the artists in the building outside of the monthly open studios. Breaktaking art in varieties of mediums.

Jeff O: Great layout and lots of awesome art..

Alastair Battson: Nice that there is a space with a broad selection of pieces by the artists.

Theresa Campbell: Nice showcase for local artists and artissns.

Anya Zakiewicz: Lovely art gallery with an eclectic mix of art, fine handcrafts, and gift type items. Exhibit changes regularly. A wide price range, something for everyone. Worth checking out!

Alison Heckard: Western Ave is one of the hidden gems of Lowell, and this gallery is the perfect complement to it, showcasing a variety of art and creative handmade goods such as jewelry.

John Welch: One of the largest galleries in Lowell with a fantastic selection of art and gifts!

nan hockenbury: Great art and fine crafts

Roland Guilmet: Loading dock gallery has members representing many of the artists located at Western Ave Studios. With monthly art shows highlighting the various gallery members. Artistic and original gifts in all price ranges and artistic mediums. Has regular hours (see the web site). Worth a visit.

Lisa Hertel: Lots of artists, lots of variety.

Derek “Scrapsapien” McGearty: A fantastic place to see what the artist's of wenstern avenue studios have to offer, with regular artist's openings there is plenty of beautiful items to see

Samantha Foster: One of the largest art galleries in Lowell, MA! Amazing talent and new exhibits every month.

Roger Clemon: Discovered the gallery when I came to Western Avenue Studios on a Friday and was initially disappointed that so few artists studios were open. Fortunately one of the working artists suggested I visit the gallery which was open that afternoon. The gallery made my visit to Western Avenue worthwhile. The gallery is excellent and contains a variety of works representing the talents of many Western Avenue artists. I am planning on coming back for the next show opening which I am told happens in conjunction with monthly first Saturday open studios at Western Avenue.