Best Animation Studio Lowell Near Me

Farmhouse Felts: I rented a space there for a few years and met some of the coolest, most creative & kind people ever. Definitely one of kind type people who are extremely talented. They’ve created an artists wonderland inside that mill.I had to leave during the pandemic, but it seems like artists are starting to come back which is great.If you’re new there, and just moved in, don’t hesitate to ask any of them for help. They were always super kind to me and my dog, always willing to help. I miss some of them for sure

Raymond Gordon: Very interesting place for any fan of art. All different kinds. Something for anyone. Very large group of artists. Well worth the trip.The art is all indoors in a 5 story old mill building. Even the old mill is art as well. They don't build building like this any more. You can visit and see lots of art displayed outside of studios, but I hear they have times where they encourage artists to all be open and you can see the most art.Best thing is the art is always expanding and changing, so a repeat visit will not disappoint.

Celeste Dunn: Great spaces with all types of artists, a cafe and a little brewery to quench your thirst after your walk about.

Matthew Girard: Lots of great artists in a very open space.

Ron Lassman: Excellent

Robert Beaulieu: Lots of great artists Lots of different styles. Needs food like a small restaurant. Not a outdoor food truck

Kathy Brough: Great, good variety, felt safe.

David b: Open Market today, lots of crafts

Maria Peddy: Beautiful old mill building, hundreds of artists and a gallery! What more could you want?

jeff taylor: Grate place for art. Also some incredible woodworking and laser engraving

Emily Frost: I feel strongly that it is important to share a word of caution to any creative or photographer who is thinking about renting space here. I subleased a studio space here, and experienced extreme harassment by my neighbors for over 7 months, until I was able to end my lease. My clients felt uncomfortable being in the space, and it stopped feeling safe for my business to even bring paying clients into the space. I found the staff to be rude, unhelpful, and dismissive. Leaving this studio was the best thing I ever did for my business!There are so many incredible studio spaces out there, fellow photographers! This is not one of them!

Robert Hanley Tortora: This is My favorite place in all of Lowell. It’s the heart beat and the lifeblood of everything great going on in the cultural rebirth of this old mill town.They have open house first weekend of every month we’re all the studios are open to be wandered through each filled full of unique treasures, most of which are for sale.

Steven Barna: You have to come visit this place. Over 200 artists are here, all with their own studios. Everyone is around the first Saturday of every month, and you'll easily get lost in here!I promise you'll find an artist that IS your style.

Carlton Soohoo: It's a great community of very talented artists that are inspiring.

steven rancourt: So much to see and fun place to walk around and explore all the shops

Tim Nou: Loved it there the onxy room was awsome my daughter will be dancing there in the summer

Jane Bell: The best affordable art around.

Rae Love: There is so much to see here. Definitely come on a open house Saturday. It’s the first Saturday of the month. All the artists will have their stores open. It’s 3 floors packed with local artists willing to talk about their work and sell it. My husband and I bought matching hand made mugs on the first floor. They are our go to coffee cups now.

Rob Rossignol: Visited Mill City Glassworks and had fun making a paperweight

grace nihan: It was such a nice place! So many diverse places to shop, only downside is it's really easy to get lost in😂