We greatly appreciate several shops at Shelter Cove…read more We visit beautiful Nash Gallery several times per year.

I couldn't wait to visit Nash Gallery. The staff was welcoming and kind…read more I found a fun picture frame for my sister and many other gifts for friends.

I have been coming to smiths for years. Love the jewelry and the gifts. Service amazing!!read more

The store carries nice display and work from various Artists.The friendly owner of store informed…read moreme that his store only sales American-made artwork, i.e. jewelries, paintings and crafts. (Go! America!!) I do suggest people to stop-by to check it out. You won't be disappointed.

The minute we walked in, we were greeted with a friendly smile by the staff. This is a great place…read moreto come for unique gifts from local artists. They have a lot of pictures, mixed media, jewelry, ceramics, and more. Some items are reasonably priced, but others I felt, were quite high for what it was. But then again, it's all about what you appreciate in the art, because in that case, things can be priceless. We came today for the holiday gift shop. So many unique items. Fun!!! Come by next time you're here. Merry Christmas!

Come as you are. You…read morewill be welcome, and expect exhibits to change from season to season. IF you find a piece that you like, we think the prices ate reasonable.

Exquisite eye! Owner was knowledgeable and knew the back story to every item and their maker…read more Worldly collection, appropriately priced items. There is something here for everyone!

I love this little shop, an eclectic mix of artsy or antique-y items for the home and accessories,…read morelots of which would make great, unique gifts at various price points. Lots of hand made and fair trade type items, including work from local artists and crafters as well as other interesting things from around the globe: felted and fake flowers and other items, absolutely beautiful wool throws, scarves, various jewelry, framed art. A fair amount of beach-theme decor, but it was more attractive and interesting than ye auld mouldering nautical rope wrapped around a wooden anchor type yick. The staff was very helpful and had a story or additional information about each of the items I looked at. I was able to pick up a couple of nice hostess-type gifts, a scarf, and a neat fake flower. Street parking, which I can imagine can get challenging during the season, but was plentiful in January. Will be back to visit when I'm in Bluffton.

Was back at Red Piano today on 30 August, 2024.. Making a small purchase next week. Continue to…read morelove the collection of art and the warmth of the owners, the Whitesides. If you are ever in the area, this gallery is indeed a must. On Calhoun Street in Old Bluffton. In addition the art, there is a wonderful dog who sleeps on the sofa.

Friday, 08/24/18 This small gallery and its owner was the…read morebest experience ever! This man, the owner, had just opened the doors to the gallery for the day and was receiving a big shipment when we walked in. Despite being busy he educated us on the works of the artists of the Southern Renaissance which was music to our ears as our minds and hearts ate it up. Some of the work moved me to tears. Thank you Red Piano Gallery for loving what you do - it shows.

I love this shop because you never know what treasure you will find. Great local artists of all…read moreflavors! Owner is engaging and has a sweet shop dog that adds personality. Definitely a stop for each trip to Tybee!

While visiting Savannah we took an adventure day to look for fabric shops to finish quilt tops we…read moreare making plus I'm making my very first quilt On our adventures we stopped at every fabric shops we could find from Savannah to Bluffton to Hilton Head to Beaufort to Pooler. Every shop had the most happy kindest people except this one. Very unfriendly. They sized us up as if we are poor slobs. I'm more than poor. Nasty snobby ladies. Btw. I live in Sarasota, FL. More millionaires than Hilltop Head will ever have. So take you nose out of the air and be freaking kind and please don't come to Florida we don't need people like you. Take your business to Bluffton.

I visited this shop twice while on vacation. There was one woman working there on my first visit…read morewho was very kind, asking about my project and telling me about a local quilt show. On my second visit, the woman who approached me was condescending and unhelpful, not having any suggestions on where I could find a basic sewing supply that they didn't carry. The fabric selection is limited and concentrates on novelty ocean themed prints & batik fabric. Lower quality fabrics are priced the same as better quality fabrics, which are priced comparably to other stores. Worth a visit if you're already in the area, but don't expect the usual camaraderie found in the world wide quilting community.

This gallery offers a cooperative of 16-20 local artists with a wide variety of media and subject…read more You can find small gifts and custom pieces to fill your home. The styles go from photography to acrylics, oil, wood carvings, jewelry and eclectic pieces. The Best of Bluffton!

So, i once attended an opening at the gallery for Peter Max...great exhibit...i go outside for a…read morefew minutes and Max is sitting on a bench. I sit next to him, compliment his work. He looks at me and says, "Where am i?" So I tell him Hilton Head...He says "I like it here"

The Coastal Discovery Museum came up in a search of things to do on a rainy day in Hilton Head…read more While there is a museum component in the main house, much of the attractions are outdoors, so something to keep in mind should you visit when it's raining or when the weather isn't ideal. The outdoor component includes several boardwalks, sculptures, a butterfly enclosure, and gardens. It's meant to introduce you to the coastal ecosystem and marsh life, which makes it quite unique. Admission is complimentary and there's a decent amount of parking. The main house and museum (the Discovery House) I would rate a 3.5 out of 5 stars. The volunteers on hand do a good job in welcoming guests and introducing the site so that guests aren't just left to wander on their own. While the permanent exhibits explaining the local area, ecosystem, and history were decent, I felt the more modern artwork was quite underwhelming, with many of the works on display having price tags (leads me to believe it was amateur artwork for sale). It left me wishing the weather was nice so I could explore the grounds, but that wasn't meant to be as there was a downpour of rain outside. If you have free time in Hilton Head, I'd recommend a visit to the Coastal Discovery Museum, but probably moreso when the weather is nice so you can explore the grounds.

The end of a long day we decided to come here. It was just perfect for that after a long day but…read morestill something to do kind of activity. Wish we walked around more but as my son kept saying he was tired of walking lol. Of course he wasn't to tired to go check out the gift shop :P