This Indoor/Outdoor Seaside Art Gallery Is Fun, Fascinating & Free

In East Boston, along the iconic Harborwalk, sits one of the world's most unique art galleries.

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In 2009, the historic 14-acre Boston Harbor Shipyard & Marina was transformed into an open-air space for local and international artists to share their work.

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Open year-round and free-of-charge, the HarborArts Shipyard Gallery hosts thousands of visitors each year. 

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The shipyard once built some of the world’s fastest clipper ships and now serves as a hub for art enthusiasts and those hoping to take in stunning views of the harbor and Boston skyline.

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The industrial warehouse space provides the perfect backdrop for displaying smaller pieces...

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While the gorgeous outdoor dock space showcases an ever-rotating series of sculptures from artists around the world.

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Due to the harsh elements, most works are displayed temporarily, with natural weathering adding to each piece's beauty.

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In addition to the gallery, the HarborArts crew hosts an annual festival that saw more than 5,000 visitors this year.

The gallery is open to the public from 7 AM to 7 PM and located at 256 Marginal Street, East Boston.