Tax-holiday Weekend, 2026
Mountain Notch
Sue Charles
30 x 30 in.; 31.5 x 31.5 in. (fr.)
oil on linen
$6,000
Sue Charles
30 x 30 in.; 31.5 x 31.5 in. (fr.)
oil on linen
$6,000
Massachusetts has designated Saturday & Sunday, August 8 & 9,
as 2026's tax-holiday weekend.
That weekend's tax-exemption applies to any item list-priced at $2,500
or below. However, at Alpers Gallery we've hatched a plan for extending
the Commonwealth's magnanimity.
From now, July 17, through Friday August 7, when you purchase an artwork
list-priced $4,000 or less, we'll sweeten the deal by giving you a gift certificate
worth 6.25% of your purchase. In other words, while the purchase you make
between 7/17/26 and 8/7/26 is taxable, we'll match your sales tax assessment
with a gift certificate of equal value.
To qualify for the gift certificate, you must:
The gift certificate:
If you have any questions about this offer, please don't hesitate to ask.
as 2026's tax-holiday weekend.
That weekend's tax-exemption applies to any item list-priced at $2,500
or below. However, at Alpers Gallery we've hatched a plan for extending
the Commonwealth's magnanimity.
From now, July 17, through Friday August 7, when you purchase an artwork
list-priced $4,000 or less, we'll sweeten the deal by giving you a gift certificate
worth 6.25% of your purchase. In other words, while the purchase you make
between 7/17/26 and 8/7/26 is taxable, we'll match your sales tax assessment
with a gift certificate of equal value.
To qualify for the gift certificate, you must:
- pay the full list price of the artwork as a one-time payment
- make your payment by cash, check, or a Venmo account linked to your checking account (and, therefore, fee-free)
- apply the gift certificate to a future purchase from the gallery's collection
The gift certificate:
- has no expiration date
- can not be redeemed for cash
- is fully transferrable (gift it to a friend)
- maxes out at $250 for purchases higher than $4,000
If you have any questions about this offer, please don't hesitate to ask.