Shop for antiques and gifts in a renovated turn-of-the-century barn on the shores of Lake Abanakee.
Photo courtesy Abanakee Studios
Abanakee Studios in the village of Indian Lake is an ideal place to discover unique Adirondack gifts and artwork. There is something for everyone. From jewelry to furniture to works of art to antiques and apparel, find a piece of the Adirondacks to bring home with you.
In their Rookery Gallery, visitors will find some of the finest hand-selected regional artwork. Along with featured work, there is also a selection of framed and unframed prints.
If you’re trying to go screen-free and take a break from all digital devices, don’t miss their Adirondack book section, along with a selection of gently used reads.
And on top of all of that, Abanakee Studios offers workshops and classes featuring the area’s talented art instructors. What’s not to love?
Open seasonally, so please check their website for current hours.
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