Museums & Art Galleries in Lowell, MA

Easily accessible via Route I-495 North or South to exit 35C (the Lowell Connector) Follow the Connector to exit 5B Thorndike Street. Go through four traffic signals and look for the Museum immediately on the left. Turn left into the Museum parking lot. Free parking is available in the Museum's lot.

The historic home at 243 Worthen Street was founded in 1823. Incorporating both Federal and Greek Revival characteristics, the home's main features include: An L-shaped plan, with three floors, 14 rooms and 10 fireplaces. A main rectangular block five bays huge and four bays deep, with a frame addition

These projects fostered a civic dialogue about art, the urban and natural environment, site history, and social concerns and created a sense of community between artists and the public. Projects included a boat ride cabaret and walking journey through a legendary civil war fort on an island in Boston's

Originally began as a complete time framing shop and retailer of generic art prints, the Lowell Gallery has grown into Lowell's only complete service custom framer and source of Lowell art and memorabilia. The gallery is run and run by master framer Guy LeFebvre. Guy learned his trade working for Colonial

I have been making art from my imagination for as long as I can remember. I create symbols, textures, imagery, text and composition that merge into something cohesive enough to tell a story. It's important for me to embrace and celebrate the qualities of whichever medium i am using. My spontaneous approach