Gallery Cafe Now Open In Littleton

The Gallery Café is now open in Littleton. The Gallery Café is a new restaurant offering delicious food in an art themed venue. Sharing the space with Gallery 529, which opened in 2014, the Café offers lunch, dinner, and Sunday Brunch.

The Café is managed by Westford resident, Elizabeth Greenslade, and the chef is Don McHale of Chelmsford. Neither is unfamiliar with the building, which previously hosted Tres Amici and Ken’s American Café. McHale briefly worked for Tres Amici, while Greenslade worked at Ken’s American Café. Built in 1830, the rambling old farmhouse has so much character and ambiance, that it captures the warmth and charm that epitomizes New England, and creates a second home for many who walk through the doors, while calling others back.

The new restaurant complements Gallery 529, with which it shares the space. The handmade tables have the images of artwork of famous American artists epoxied in the face of the table, and there are coloring pages on the tables with colored pencils. One can enjoy a glass of wine while perusing the art scattered throughout the building.

Gallery 529 has more than 30 local artists who sell their work through the gallery. There are potters, painters, glass artists, soap makers, photographers, wood workers, jewelry artists, and fibre artists, to name a few. Some of the towns represented include: Westford, Littleton, Acton, Groton, Fitchburg and Townsend.

Gallery 529 also hosts a juried art show every two months. On exhibit now through the end of May is the “Home” show. Amy Fennick of Carlisle won the jury’s award for her ceramic piece “Homemade.” There is also a popular vote, where guests can vote for their favorite piece. Gallery 529’s next show, to which artists can send jpeg entries, will be “Farming”. Entries can be submitted starting in May. For more information, check the gallery’s website.

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