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Lisa Houck is wonderfully multi-talented - she is a painter, jewelry maker, a ceramicist, and more.

We have been busy during our August break - we repainted the first floor and parts of the outside. It looks great for our reopening on Sept. 5.

The Dedham Exchange is very pleased to grant $1,000 college scholarships to each of Catherine Sargent and Caeli Aucoin, graduates of Dedham High School.

Lisa Berenson is our featured artist this month. She paints lovely seascapes in acrylics on canvas.

Come in and see our beautiful dolls handmade in Ukraine by Nataliya Cherikova.

We have a special jewelry sale on handcrafted jewelry by Strung Jewelry Designs - in store purchases only.

Maria Testa makes beautiful scarves - she makes wearable art and hand dyes her silk scarves. No two are alike.

Dorothy is an expert sewer who makes adorable dresses and shortfalls for toddlers as well as super cute hooded towels with animal themes for tots.

Stop in our shop between May 2-12 and enter our free raffle for a basket of items every gardener will love! No purchase necessary.

Sara Siciliano sews and quilts great totes, backpacks, banners, cosmetic bags, linens and more. Her fabrics are just right for every season.

Thank you Town Fair Tire in West Roxbury for nominating the Exchange for a donation from your corporate foundation, the Town Fair Tire Foundation in Connecticut. Your donation means a lot to us!

Board members, volunteers and staff gathered today for the Annual General Meeting of the Dedham Exchange. Wonderful to see so many members!

Ed Sanders makes wonderful copper sculptures - birds, turtles, frogs, lighthouses, geckos and more.

We carry vintage items on occasion and they are always a real find!

Inge Downing hand sews lovely bags in such pretty fabrics - cross body bags, wristlets, cosmetic bags, change purses and more.

Kayla Dorsey is a new jewelry artisan at our shop. Her earrings are fresh and edgy.

We are having a 30% off winter sale on select women's apparel and accessories - really some wonderful things to help get you through this winter. Handmade and online purchases are excluded.

Cathy Ierardi has been knitting since she was 11 and hasn't stopped - she knits beautiful hooded cardigans for toddlers for our shop which are always very popular.

Anita Hill won the raffle we held for our Holiday Open House! Congratulations Anita!

Debbie Huleatt makes wonderful appliquéd clothing for toddlers, bibs and fingerlings for babies, barrettes and bows and more.

We hosted great pop up markets for the residents of Fox Hill and North Hill retirement communities again this year. The residents love the opportunity to shop for holiday gifts just steps from their home.