
With great regret, we inform you that Camden Falls Gallery will be closing its doors at the end of October.
Our present show, “Our Town,” will run through the end of the month. It has been a pleasure over these last 22 years to represent such an incredible group of artists who, in their way, portray the beauty and inspiration they find in Maine.
Maine is indeed a special place and environment and it has been a pleasure to be part of such a creative, rich and thriving art environment.
But now the time has come to bid this all Adieu and see what retirement has in store for us. We’d like to give special thanks to our patrons, our artists, and all those who helped and supported us through the years.
It’s been a pleasure to work with Anthony Anderson over the last 21 years. His efforts through the Maine Studio and Gallery guide and Café de artist have had a major impact for so many in the state of Maine and those involved in the arts. It has brought to the attention of so many people visiting the state the rich, cultural and artistic heritage, as well as the new direction in the Maine art world.
The gallery will remain open Daily through October 31 and will continue to maintain a website presence . In this closing month of October we would like to offer you our full selection of works at discounted prices. Starting at 10% and working its way up from there.
We hope to see you in the gallery again.
Thank you very much Howard Gallagher Camden Falls Gallery.
camdenfallsgallery@gmail.com. camdenfallsgallery.com. 2074707027.
5 public landing. Camden, ME 04843.
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