True to the name of the store, unique pottery lines the walls and a back room has lotion candles…read more The building itself has classic country lines and a genuine tin ceiling. Browsing here is a one of a kind experience.

I totally love this place!! I've visited every year for probably the last 5+ years. It's a fun…read moreand unique shop with changing display of arts, crafts, woodworking, ceramics, jewelry, to whimsical pieces etc ... all from local artists. Prices vary from very affordable to what you might expect to pay for a true art piece. It's so worth the visit if you're in the area, you won't regret it!

Wow!! If you are looking for amazing art... this is your place. Exquisitely displayed and a…read morebeautiful variety to choose from. Plus a pleasant atmosphere and no high pressure!

Phenomenal gallery of fine artists! I was very impressed with the variety and quality of the work…read more Beautifully displayed...I drawn into the world of each artist as I made my way through all three levels.

A real gift of local artists from the area in downtown Hickory. Handmade fine crafts and art. I…read moreloved the assortment of hand made wood, metal and pottery that filled the store. It was almost like going in a museum of local art. I had a chance to spend some time talking to the owner while there and it was inspired by her late sister who was a gifted artist. She had one piece of art left from her sister on display in the store. The owner is a former occupational therapist who decided to commit to pursuing a dream that will include art lessons and the art of cooking later this year. Less than a year old, this is a gem of a local owned business you must stop in and see if in town.

From the owner: Turnip the Arts, a delightful gallery of handmade fine craft and art. Nestled between two great…read morerestaurants in the heart of Hickory, NC, you won't go hungry while out shopping. Turnip the Arts shows and sells handmade art work by artist from around the USA. You will find pottery, woodwork, glass work, jewelry, metal work, fiber art and a variety of soaps, lotions and candles. Turnip the Arts offers two series' of classes: Tastin' the Arts, classes in the culinary arts and, Makin' the Arts, classes in jewelry and other craft making. Come join us! For more information about the class schedules and how to sign up, like us on Facebook at Turnip the Arts to get notifications, or come by the gallery to give us your email address so we can send you updates and schedules.

We visited this lovely art gallery while strolling the streets of Savannah. The artists have a…read morewonderful collection with abstract, landscape and other subjects. Worth a visit

I am fortunate to own works of Weyman and Carcagno and they are among my most precious possessions…read more Do yourself a huge favor and visit Daedalus Gallery and enjoy.

Still one of the best galleries in the area even after a change in ownership. Great variety of…read moremedia beyond pottery, including some amazing jewelry. Two floors of great art to check out, and they do a great job of having new exhibits during the busy season. My one gripe is that it always seems very "dark" inside but all in all this is a great place to visit, or make a special trip for.

What a fabulous shop filled with all kinds of art in all mediums! The pottery and glass was…read moredelightful, but I seriously enjoyed lapping the store twice to take everything in! I will have to visit again next time we vacation in the area. Support artists! Shop small, shop local.

What a sweet local gallery to explore. I'd def recommend this for gift or fancy souvenir shopping…read more When you park and come in off the street you are greeted with an open space and lots of cute and classy items to check out. The space is open and welcoming. They have a variety of expensive and affordable, big and small. There is a lot of art- hanging and out on shelves. They also have pottery and a ton of pretty handmade jewelry. You can find some snacks and soaps here as well as the occasional card and or print. They also have some nice leather bags. Great for some street browsing. Would be easy to leave with something unique and special.

Beautiful Art on display in various rooms. Paintings, sculpture, jewelry and woodwork make for a…read morerelaxing afternoon. The grounds are just as beautiful as the art inside. I have passed by here for years and never stopped. So glad I finally did! Beautiful!

This is a gorgeous gallery full of amazing fine art! A wide variety of artists are represented here…read moreincluding Toni Carlton. Come here to window shop and be amazed or to purchase that one exquisite piece that will be treasured for a lifetime and beyond. It also offers lovely handmade jewelry for a perfect birthday or holiday or anniversary gift. Not to mention the beautiful textiles...hats, gloves, jackets. There is a surprise around every corner. Oh and they offer lessons!

Before walking over to the Lazy Lady , we were greeted to the Fischman gallery. Though the vendors…read morewere close today you can still see all of their art on the wall to be displayed. And you can even dine in the bigger room after you ordered your food from the lazy lady. There are a lot of great artists featured here with all of their art for sale. It's free to check out, it definitely shows off some of the city's best talent too. Overall, I thought this place was really worth checking out.

Fischman Gallery, an art gallery showcasing local and regional artists, also houses 14 studios for…read moreresident artists. Nancy Fischman, the gallery's founder, has a long history with clay. She began working with it more seriously when she turned 60 and was able to audit classes at ETSU sans tuition. During her time at ETSU, Nancy developed her own signature style, combining decorative and functional elements by incorporating slabs and various bisqued molds into her work. Spending time pursuing her passion sparked a desire to one day open her own community-centered arts studio. Opening in May 2022, this unique gallery space has hosted a series of monthly exhibits, featuring artists from the TRI, over the past two years. The fourteen studios that comprise Atelier 133 provide work spaces for 14 dedicated artists, working in various media. Nancy's daughter Maren owns a bakery and café, Lazy Lady Bakery, that's housed in the same building. With their new joint venture, they seek to provide a great resource for local artists who often feel as if they need to move to bigger cities, in pursuit of their passion for the arts. Furthermore, Maren states that folks after travel to Asheville or Atlanta to purchase art unaware that talented artists reside here in Northeast Tennessee. This new gallery, featuring a distinct Ashevillian vibe, offers a space for local artists to pursue their respective creative muse, while also being recognized.