Community Corner
Discover Treasures: Gaga Gallery
The Patch Passport shows you where you can find trinkets in your town. Get out and explore the unique local shops and all they have to offer.
“The last thing I want to do is to make this a pretentious, expensive place,” saidowner Julie Brooks.
She envisions Gaga as a “neighborhood art store” and has always tried hard to “have a price range.”
On this given week Brooks is featuring funky necklaces, at $30 a piece; cheerful wooden ornaments for $15; Swampscott picture books, $20; books by local authors; a bicycle by ceramic artist Bradley Backer for $75; as well as individually crafted wooden deck railing ornaments for $150.
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This amidst a sparkling high-end glass covered table by Miriam Kaye and pastels by Pauline Webber.
Brooks is constantly replenishing her merchandise. Stop in to see what is new in the store.