Schedule a Visit

Sarah Bouchard Gallery is open by appointment. Visitors are welcome to schedule a visit in solitude, or in small groups. The gallery is designed to encourage an intimate viewing experience.

To schedule a larger viewing, either for an academic or social event, please share this interest when booking. For special occasions, we may orchestrate a private showing with the artist and/or include a small reception for your group.


 

Hours

The gallery is open by appointment, seven days a week. All are welcome. Our regular season runs from the beginning of April through the end of October.

General Inquiries

E-mail: info@sarahbouchardgallery.com

Phone: 207.809.9670

Mailing Address:
13 Nequasset Pines Rd.
Woolwich, ME 04579

We are not reviewing artist submissions at this time.

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