I have been visiting Ocracoke for most of my lifetime. I absolutely love this shop. I make a trip…read moreevery year . One of my destinations is this store. Beautiful , hand crafted, unique, cool items. !I love the owner. I have never had poor service. This is more an art gallery of one of a kind items that provide you with memories. This is a laid back beach community that suffer the worst of weather periodically. So if you are offended that you are not welcomed royalty , get a grip. The above comments are way out of line. I like that I am not pestered no end.

We were excited to visit because of the appealing facade of the building and the bountiful garden…read more However we quickly realized it was merely a facade and what was revealed to us upon entering was nowhere near as charming. We were not greeted by anyone when we came in. So we politely said "good morning" to a woman in the back corner. We said "how are you?" And she simply responded "good" with no return of courtesy. We spent a few minutes looking around so as to not seem rude, but left with little to no further interaction from the shop owner. Vast selection of art pieces from all 50 states. So if you like shops with large inventories, you might be able to overlook the questionable service. Disappointed and surprised because so many of the shop owners on Ocracoke are delightful and accommodating. We won't let one bad sunflower spoil the bunch.

I had a great time meeting Sonya and seeing her art. I can almost see the lighthouse from her…read moregallery it is so close. I was walking around and saw a large wire statue of a woman and found this intriguing gallery filled with beachy type artwork. She even had cats on the beach! I will be coming back as Ocracoke is an amazing island filled with unique art.

Cute little boutique store that my wife and sister loved. They have home decor stuff, scarves,…read morepottery, jewelry, cards, gifts, etc. The owner (or person who was running the store) was very friendly and chatted with us about Ocracoke island. My sister bought a clutch and my wife almost bought a gemstone ring if it was in her size. Lots of unique items worth checking out.

This little shop has a wonderful selection of handcrafted jewelry and art made by folks here on the…read moreisland. Avoid the harbor shops and hit Back Rd for the good stuff. Be sure to stop by Bella Fiore for a real Ocracoke souvenir. Check out the tiny, hand painted goodies from On My Travels. They are beautiful.

Bottom Line: A beautiful art gallery showcasing work in various mediums from many artists inspired…read moreby the beauty of the Outer Banks. I love this store! For starters, the building is eye catching. It is a replica of a 1874 life saving station and it has an enchanting look to it. I think it is neat that the window screens are beautifully painted - how unique and whimsical. I also fully appreciate how nicely displayed all of the art is. I can tell the gallery owners put a lot of time in thought into how to display the pieces so that they honor the work of the artists. As far as art goes, there is a lot of it here in all sorts of mediums - pottery, jewelry, mixed media, oil on canvas, woodworking, prints, etc. The selection is huge and there are pieces in all price ranges. Despite a huge selection, the gallery owners know their inventory. They are easily able to show art to customers by either artist or subject. The ladies working were both very friendly and knowledgeable. Pea Island Art Gallery is worth a visit, even if it means a long drive!

We stopped here on a road trip just out on a whim to see some of the local art, and I'm so glad we…read moredid. This place is full of all kinds of beautiful arts, crafts, paintings, and jewelry by artists local to the North Carolina area. There are so many things here to choose from: wonderful paintings, photographs, jewelry, gardening tools, kitchen utensils and supplies, hardware items, tiles, mouse pads, pens, painted stone steps, door knobs, light fixtures, magnets, glasses and mugs and more! You are bound to find something here to take home with you. Also - a part of the proceeds goes to support the Pea Island National Wildife Refuge - - cool beans! You can tell they take great pride in their showing, everything is of high quality and great artistic presence. The owner is so helpful and extremely nice and courteous. We bought a few items that were very sensitive (to breakage) and she willingly bubble wrapped them securely in a box so that it would be protected during our air flight back home. I highly recommend stopping to visit this oasis, it was a rainy day w/ overcast on this visit but the art and decor was so uplifting - it really brightened our day!

Great shop with decent prices and good selection. Very happy with our purchase of SeaGlass jewelry…read more Manager was helpful and courteous.

I recently took a kumihimo beading class in the newly opened Broad Street Gallery with Roz…read moreKutchins. She was a wonderful and patient teacher. My bracelets turned out beautifully, and she gave us additional materials to make one at home. The Gallery is filled with wonderful artwork created locally. It was nice to see lots of visitors stopping in to pursue to venue while our class was in session.

Had the best shopping spree in this cute place on our girls weekend. We all walked out with new…read morerings and other fabulous jewels. Amazing selection of unique, one-of-a-kind jewelry and home goods. Friendly service.

Linda has great taste and it shows in here very classy gallery. Definitely a sharp find for…read moreHatteras village.

Visited here on November 11th during a girls weekend trip to Frisco…read more This gallery was so cool and had a lot of unique things. I bought a wooden dice of Left Right Center game and a wooden box that had the most cool design ever and so reasonable priced! Everything in the store was 10% off that day. Would love to go back here again if I am ever in the area again.

So many unique items! Beautifully displayed. Perfect place to find a gift for someone you think…read morehas everything.

Oh! What cute stuff! Earring, necklaces, some locally made. Cashier was helpful with finding the…read moreperfect gift. Prices were reasonable.

My favorite shop on Hatteras Island! They definitely got…read moremost of my "souvenir " money in the way of yarn and jewelry. Also bought some crochet hooks and an embroidery kit as a gift. Loved their yarn bowls, pottery, and jewelry selection. My friend also bought a $50 bag of self-selected discount yarn. We came for the yarn- they have two full rooms dedicated to it, with some nice name brands and quality fibers, some hand dyed locally, others from as far away as Australia. Broad variety of weights, fibers, and colors, almost had everything I was looking for. One thing I might suggest adding to the inventory is some beach-themed drop spindles and some roving (spinning fiber), grown and dyed in NC. We visited twice in the one week of our stay. The guy at the register is somewhat brusque but he's a hoot. The woman in charge of the yarn room was very sweet and helpful. There are two big well behaved shop dogs, but I recommend leaving your own pets at home, they are probably not allowed. All in all, we had a great time shopping and will be back next year- maybe with some of our projects made from the yarns we bought.

This museum has so much to offer! The David William's House has exhibits that tell the story of…read moreOcracoke. The parlor exhibit changes each year. There is a local family tree displayed in the hallway that changes out every 2 years. In the Brogue Room, you can watch a hilarious video that highlights the Ocracoke dialect spoken by the island locals. The summer months offer programs almost every day with porch talks, kid's craft days, tours and much more. Be sure to visit the gift shop and buy tickets to win the beautiful quilt displayed every year on the bed. Go say hi to the friendly volunteers! Free admission but be sure to leave a donation.

Wonderful little museum and gift shop. The free museum (donations requested) is in the restored…read moreDavid Williams house. The inside and outside exhibits tell the story of early islanders, including the pirate Black Beard, and Ocracoke Island life. Displays include period rooms, model boats, decoys, and local seashells. The little gift shop offers a mix of local themed books, works by local artists, locally made items, and assorted gifts for all ages--all reasonably priced compared to other area shops.