Such a cute shop with local art and antiques. They had lots of cute unique items. The owner is so…read moresweet and really cares about the local artists work. Would definitely recommend stopping by and checking it out.

Very unique and one of a kind art pieces, such a great variety to choose from the owner of the shop…read moreis very knowledgeable on all her pieces, she is also a member of the Visalia art consortium

I had almost the exact same experience as the other reviewer. I took in a poster to be mounted was…read moretold it would take one day, went in two weeks later and they had forgotten to do it. Went in two weeks after that and they hadn't put the wood frame on the back, at two more weeks they finally called and said they were done. I told them they had to mail the posters to me as I have to drive 45 mins to pick them up. I finally received them in the mail after waiting two months. After having them in my house for a week, they completly came apart, I took them back in and when I went to pick them up- the store was blacked out and no one is even answering the phone! I have never had such bad service, I was trying to support the local business but I would never, ever go there again. Now I am out of my posters and $65.

This shop was bought by a new owner since the negative post below. The ladies there are simply…read moreawesome! They are so willing to give of their time and knowledge. The shop is beautiful and features more works by local artists.

Well what can you say about a small town museum. This one is connected with The Exeter Courthouse…read moreGallery that exhibits a great variety of artwork on the weekends. The gallery is one of the finest small art galleries in the valley and has hosted many top notch artists from the west with their shows. The museum houses a collection of both local and regional history and is known to exhibit a surprising number of exceptionally rare artifacts from California history. I have seen documents from the Civil War Union army encampment, Camp Babbitt, located over in Visalia. The Union army posted the camp there to quell the Confederate sympathizers living in the southern San Joaquin Valley, and although it did so, it was at a price. The area is still a bastion of people from southern states, even today. Every museum has Native American artifacts and this one is no exception. For a small museum there is a very nice collection of many types of Native American artifacts from the past. Best of all there are video screens playing all the time with local historic photographs from the area. I am not saying this is the best museum I've ever visited, but for a small community, it holds its own for quality and collections. It really is a "Gotta See" place to visit when you are in Exeter at the antique shops and murals.