Greenhut Galleries, established in 1977, is the oldest year-round gallery in Portland, Maine. Located in the historic Old Port district, the gallery showcases the exceptional work of Maine's finest contemporary artists. The main gallery features rotating exhibitions by resident artists, while the back gallery hosts solo exhibitions, with both shows changing monthly.

Alongside the exhibitions, Greenhut Galleries offers museum-quality archival framing services, ensuring your artwork is beautifully displayed. They also provide worldwide shipping for art lovers everywhere. Open year-round, the gallery welcomes visitors Monday to Friday from 10:00 a.

m. Greenhut Galleries is owned and directed by Kelley Lehr and John Danos, who purchased the gallery in 2016. They are passionate about promoting the arts and supporting local artists.

With their extensive backgrounds in the legal industry and humanities, Kelley and John bring a wealth of knowledge and dedication to the gallery. Additionally, Greenhut Galleries recently opened Cove Street Arts, an 8,000 square foot multi-media art space in East Bayside, Portland, further expanding their ability to showcase the breadth and depth of fine art created in Maine. With their team of talented professionals, including Gallery Manager Roy Germon and artists Dean McCrillis, Chris Beneman, and Holden Willard, Greenhut Galleries continues to champion artistic expression and contribute to the vibrant arts community in Portland.

The gallery's founder, Peggy Greenhut Golden, remains actively involved in the arts community. She opened Greenhut Galleries and dedicated 39 years to supporting the gallery's artists and the Portland community. She is currently an advisor to the Maine Gallery & Studio Guide, a member of the Director's Circle at the Portland Museum of Art, and a board member of the Maine Jewish Film Festival.

When you visit Greenhut Galleries, you can expect an exceptional artistic experience and a warm welcome from their knowledgeable team. Discover the beauty and talent of Maine's contemporary art scene at Greenhut Galleries