Quilts by Robin Cornwell are among the items available at the “Affordable Art” show at the Main Street Art Gallery in North Conway Village. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Jewelry by Linda Cooper is among the pieces for sale at the “Affordable Art” show at the Main Street Art Gallery in North Conway Village. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Quilts by Robin Cornwell are among the items available at the “Affordable Art” show at the Main Street Art Gallery in North Conway Village. (COURTESY PHOTO)
Jewelry by Linda Cooper is among the pieces for sale at the “Affordable Art” show at the Main Street Art Gallery in North Conway Village. (COURTESY PHOTO)
CONWAY — The Main Street Art Gallery in North Conway Village has a jam-packed month of November.
“Affordable Art” is the current show at the gallery and the focus is on the holiday season and getting that special gift. Fine art and crafts are always appreciated as they are made by hand with talent and heart. As the name implies, the items at the gallery are affordably priced, many in the $5 to $50 range. The show runs for the months of November and December.
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