Loved this gallery. We were looking for original Chincoteague artwork to remember our trip to the…read moreIsland. We found exactly what we were looking for here. From pottery, to jewelry, to original plein air works of art, there's something for every budget and taste. We will definitely visit again.

This is a wonderful shop with vintage items as well as new pieces made by locals. I found so many…read moreunique items including Misty memoriabilia that no one else has. The store is this cozy collection of rooms and the owner is a wonderful gentleman. You definitely need to check this place out.

Cute but kind of a generic tourist beach store…read more Has some good deals Played good music Didn't buy anything this time ‍

The Museum of Chincoteague Island is a nice stop for the history of the island area. They take…read moregreat pride in sharing what they are doing the the wild ponies. It's not very large and they have a few interactive displays, it is great for children because they will be able to get through the museum

Cute museum, but my kids weren't too interested (5 and 1). There were some hands on items that they…read moreliked for a minute or two lol. It definitely has a lot of information in it and it's connected to a gift shop.

Just happen to drive by here while sight seeing on the island. I don't think it was open but we…read morestopped just to look at the outside and it was great to see that they preserved this house from the 1800s.

Timothy Hill house is an absolute marvel and an amazing living piece of the islands history…read morepreserved. You can stop by any time to take a look around outside. Even outside, there is a lot to look at! The house has been amazingly preserved and restored. On Fridays you can stop by for a tour inside. The host was very informative and had lots of great knowledge about the house. She answered everyone's questions to the best of her abilities. The owners have done a miraculous service to the island by bringing this piece of history to life!

The reason to go is the hand dyed yarns…read more Carodan shop is out of the way yarn shop that's worth tracking down. Although they had other yarn to look at and the usual notions, patterns and such, the real reason to go was the beautiful Chincoteague island yarns which are dyed by the owner. She was extremely helpful when I went to visit, and even offered to dye all the yarn I wanted for a project and ship it to me for free. The service was great, the yarn is beautiful. This shop is well worth your time stopping by if you're in the area.

Adorable yarn shop off the beaten path on Chincoteague Island. Hand dyed yarns are great if you are…read morelooking for a vacation yarn you can't find in the big box stores but she also carries the mass produced brands. Definitely worth a stop if you are in the area.

Every single time we are near Cape Charles, I make sure to stop by here to fulfill my antique…read moreshopping needs LOL They definitely have a good selection to choose from. Lots of square footage to treasure hunt. Prices were reasonable too! Staff was pleasant! Made sure my kids were taken care of with free bubbles and lollipop during that time. They have their own parking area. And bathrooms available for costumers :)

LARGE! So many booths! So many! The selection seems to be endless at times. Pricing will vary…read moredepending on the seller of the booth. But there are many sales. I've been here twice and the staff are so nice. There is ample parking and the temperature is nice throughout. Wear comfortable shoes. There is many many rooms, front and back. It even has restrooms! Huge win for me because I can spend almost 1-2 hours inside walking around.

The festival is worth a visit. When I went in 2025, it was only $6 per adult and $2 per child aged…read more5-12 and to be honest, you could go on their website for a coupon to get a dollar off. First things first: Park at the school and take the trolley over. It's a dollar round-trip and worth it. I think calling it a "Blueberry Festival" was a bit of a stretch. There were some blueberry things, sure, but I think I saw just as many folks selling stuff with lavender in it, but we didn't call it a "lavender festival." There were easily over a hundred vendors on the grounds and maybe 5 of them dedicated to blueberries. Highly recommend the blueberry ice cream from Island Creamery (but if you missed the festival, you can always get it at their storefront). Also, Sugarbakers' blueberry pie was killer, though to be fair, I am a sucker for blueberry pie. There were a few trucks and stands selling proper food, including a shawarma truck and a Greek food truck. So you could get a full meal or just graze from some folks selling snacks and pastries. Lots of artisans selling their wares from clothing, sculptures, jewelry, paintings, etc. Several folks sold their homemade tea blends. There were several musicians on the rotation, so enjoy the live music too! While about half of the vendors were outside, the other half were inside the center and it's a great way to escape the heat and humidity of July and enjoy some AC. The only other review on here (as of this writing) is 9 years old and while I don't know what it was like then, this seemed well-run and quite popular. If you're in the area while it's running, come check it out!

This festival is poorly ran by a man who believes he's more important than vendors or customers. He…read morecould care less if people come to the show as long as he made his vendor booth prices.. He sells electricity to 10 people who he puts all around 1 outlet. He has no fears about telling a vendor that they are unimportant. and he doesn't promise exclusivity unless you are willing to pay for it. He prefers to have arguments with his staff and vendors in front of customers. he likes to have witnesses, and he likes the drama. The show's customers dont buy much, and they are definitely not flying out the door with high end art. The fact the festival photo is a photo of the guy should speak columns.

What a cool theater! The prices are super reasonable, the popcorn was great, and they show cool and…read moreinteresting movies you don't often get to see on a big screen.

They let me wear a shark costume for jaws which is awesome.And the people were so nice 5 stars…read morewould go again.