Skaneateles Artisans Gallery Under the Old Stone Mill

Skaneateles Artisans Gallery Under the Old Stone Mill Skaneateles Artisans is a gallery located Under The Old Stone Mill. The gallery sells art & gifts from talented local artists and across the US.

Teresa Vitale is a self taught artist in business for over 45 years creating timeless art on a wide variety of surfaces using her faux and decorative painting techniques. Teresa strives to provide a venue to sell her own art as well as art crafted by many gifted local artists. It is my mission to bring quality unique art to the community and to help support the arts. She invite you to come and enj

oy, stroll leisurely throughout the gallery, and take it all in. You will be amazed at the art that fills our space, and tremendous talent and gifts the artists posses. We hope you will visit. Join us in Living Artfully,

Ciao,
Skaneateles Artisans
Gallery Under the Old Stone Mill

06/17/2026

Patrick and Bibi are a couple who work with their hands, and everything they make reflects that.

They chose natural materials intentionally, leather, thread, and more, and every design decision is made together as a team. The colors, the leathers, the details. Each piece is cut and sewn by hand, a process that takes more time but produces something noticeably stronger and more considered than anything a machine turns out. They also incorporate laser etched imagery into some of their work, adding another layer of craft to an already deliberate process.

The result is work that is built to last and made to mean something.

Stop in and see their pieces at Skaneateles Artisans.

Giulia, with her stunning collection of jewelry, is here. The sun is shining brightly, and the day is just beginning.Com...
06/13/2026

Giulia, with her stunning collection of jewelry, is here. The sun is shining brightly, and the day is just beginning.

Come on down and visit! The day is young and full of possibilities!

We will be open today till 5pm

Becky Congdon came to glass through engineering, which tells you something about the kind of artist she is.She holds deg...
06/12/2026

Becky Congdon came to glass through engineering, which tells you something about the kind of artist she is.
She holds degrees in mechanical engineering and computer science, but glass had her attention long before she ever picked up a torch. The turning point came when she had the chance to work in Corning, NY. She was smitten, her words, and by 2006 she had left engineering behind to pursue glasswork full time. For the record, her first date with her husband was a hands-on open house at the Corning Museum of Glass. It was always going to end up this way.
Her specialty is flamework, using a torch to melt rods of glass and build up each bead or object in layers, stringers, latticinos, goldstone, foils, and more, all captured in clear glass. The work is technical and artistic in equal measure, which is exactly what keeps her interested. She describes it as an adventure, and she has been on that adventure since 1997.
Stop in and see her work at Skaneateles Artisans.

Reminder that our first pop-up shop of the summer is this Saturday, June 13th! It will be a gorgeous display of handcraf...
06/10/2026

Reminder that our first pop-up shop of the summer is this Saturday, June 13th! It will be a gorgeous display of handcrafted jewelry pieces by Giulian Lyn. Be sure to stop by and support a local Finger Lakes artist!

06/08/2026

We have had a major new influx of pieces from artists all around the Finger Lakes. We'll be doing features on many of these new gorgeous works of art throughout the month.

Skaneateles Artisans is home to work from over a dozen local and regional artists, all under one roof at 3 Fennell St in Skaneateles. Paintings, photography, pottery, woodwork, jewelry, glass, textiles and more. Something new to discover every time you walk in!

Come see us! Monday through Saturday 10am–5pm, Sunday 11am–5pm.

Mary Pierce LaFleur has been making pottery for over 40 years, and she has never stopped learning how to do it better.It...
06/06/2026

Mary Pierce LaFleur has been making pottery for over 40 years, and she has never stopped learning how to do it better.

It started at the Boston Center for Adult Education, led to a potter's wheel as one of her first married purchases, and by 1977 she had established Pinewoods Potters in Troy, NY alongside her sister Kathryn. What began as a passion became a business, and that business has been running ever since.

Her background is in music education, and it shows up in her work in ways you might not expect. The forms and patterns she gravitates toward echo the movement and ornamentation of music. Her gardens are another influence, all vibrant color and unexpected texture.

She has trained at some of the most respected craft schools in the country, from Penland in North Carolina to Arrowmont in Tennessee, studying everything from hand building to raku and saggar firing. It is that last category that really has her attention right now. The results are unique, unpredictable, and by her own description, exhilarating.

Stop in and see her work at Skaneateles Artisans.

Maureen A. Barcza spent 40 years in clinical and research work at University Hospital's Pathology Department before reti...
06/02/2026

Maureen A. Barcza spent 40 years in clinical and research work at University Hospital's Pathology Department before retirement gave her the time to fully pursue something she had always loved, oil painting.

Her path into art is rooted in a relationship that started in 7th grade. George Benedict, her teacher at the time, became a lifelong mentor, friend, and inspiration. For over 35 years she attended his portrait drawing group, and after his passing in 2010, she kept the sessions going herself. That kind of dedication tells you everything about how seriously she takes the craft.

She has trained with Albert Handel and Robert Carsten, and is an active member of the Marcellus and Onondaga Art Guilds and the Sketchers of Syracuse. But what drives her work is something more personal. The subjects that move her are the ones that stir a memory or bring a feeling of quiet and peace. Flowers and gardens take her back to her grandfather's yard, where she was by his side as soon as she could walk.

She hopes her paintings reveal a glimpse of that emotional investment. They do.

Stop in and see her work at Skaneateles Artisans.

05/30/2026

Something is always happening at Skaneateles Artisans.

Stop in and browse the latest. Handcrafted jewelry, original art, and gifts you will not find anywhere else, all under one roof at 3 Fennell St in Skaneateles.

Monday through Saturday 10am–5pm, Sunday 11am–5pm.

This stained glass piece by Donna Trumble came in a couple weeks ago - this is a stunning stained glass piece with a woo...
05/27/2026

This stained glass piece by Donna Trumble came in a couple weeks ago - this is a stunning stained glass piece with a wooden base that is absolutely made for a window sill. It needs a great west or east facing window to really show off the light and gorgeous colors it hides.

Address

3 Fennell Street/Lower Level
Skaneateles, NY
13152

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 5pm
Tuesday 10am - 5pm
Wednesday 10am - 5pm
Thursday 10am - 5pm
Friday 10am - 5pm
Saturday 10am - 5pm
Sunday 11am - 5pm

Telephone

+13156858580

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