Went in to look for a gift. Thomas Kinkade has been an all time favorite for my mother…read more As you enter it's very clean and organized by which Kinkade you are looking for. Chris the owner is very knowledgeable about her shop and the pieces. When we originally saw the prices of some of the pieces we were sticker shocked. But instead of just brushing us off as "people in the wrong place" she took her time to still explain the pieces and what to look for when buying. She asked all the right questions and was able to get us more in an affordable price range for what we were looking for even down to which frame looks best with the style painting. This is a must visit shop if you enjoy the Kinkade lines.

I was very disappointed in this gallery. We are HUGE Thomas Kinkade collectors. We drove from St…read moreLouis only to find the doors locked and it was not closing time. When the employee saw me standing at the door she came and told me the store was closed due to getting a shipment. I wanted to purchase the display in the window with the man fly fishing with his dog and the covered bridge. Basically she told me too bad so sad.....so I guess I will go spend my money elsewhere

My dear wife looks forward to her annual visits to the Cherokee Lady at White Buffalo - White…read moreBuffalo is adjacent to a fudge shop. My wife enjoys swapping stories about various New Mexico shopping experiences.

Nice store! As a local content creator here in Gatlinburg The Gatlinburg Hussey, I told my…read moresubscribers to visit this locally owned business here in Gatlinburg on Glades Rd Arts and Crafts Community...

This review is for the Master's Edition Fine Art Gallery at 1100, Parkway, Gatlinburg ( near the…read morePark Grill and The Black Bear Inn ). There are six locations around Pigeon Forge and Gatlinburg with various names. We had the good fortune to meet art consultant, Ed Cothron. He was very patient and knowledgeable regarding the artists and their works. We purchased a Giclée ( reproduction of an original by the best professional ink jet print with high resolution, color, longevity, and in our case; on canvas ). Generally, one rarely will realize a return on this type of investment; so we purchased for the pleasure of the artist's work. In our case, Rod Chase. I did some research and found the pricing to be consistent with similar online sites. However, the framing was significantly more expensive. Mr. Cothron was instrumental in our decision to purchase from the Master's Edition as opposed to online. We had rather pay a little more to have his opinion and benefit of his expertise. The purchase was shipped and arrived timely in pristine condition. Will shop here again.

My better half and I had the pleasure of visiting Gatop during the Dogwood Open House weekend. We…read moreloved how the Dogwood staff had several booths set up on the property with garden maps, brochures, merch and even a guest book to sign. As for the gardens, they were magnificent. The owner, Dr. Alan Solomon, has spent over 45 years creating his own masterpiece. His efforts landed Gatop in the Smithsonian Institute's Archives of American Gardens. We loved how the gardens were complimented by stainless steel, bronze and stone sculptures. I especially liked the cute frog sculptures found throughout the property and the Great Blue Heron sculpture gracing the marble pond. Definitely recommend wearing sturdy shoes for your trip here and bringing a water bottle with you to stay hydrated. There are beautiful iron rails (crafted by master blacksmith, John Medwedeff) which I found helpful to hang on to at times for support. Last admission is an hour before closing, which is 4pm. Go to Gatop for your source of serenity and spiritual renewal!

They were very helpful & so nice. They took care of my problem. They have a large selection of…read moreoffice supplies. I will definitely be going back.

I come in here all the time to get print supplies and items printed the staff here are also…read morepersonable and friendly and coming here they make you feel like family could not ask for a more homegrown print shop

What a great local artist and a master of wood working. So many great pieces and amazing stories…read more Capt Dave is a character and always with his trusty bee swatter. Be sure to stop by, well worth a visit when vacationing in the area.

Wonderful wood carvings from $2k to $10, including wood walking sticks, carved wood chairs,…read moredragons, wood trees, pottery, statues, unique wood gifts. I highly recommend to drop by and see.

My daughter and I visited during our stay at Wilderness at the Smokies and it was one of our…read morefavorite parts of the trip. The girls working were helpful and patient even though we were there at a busy time. One of them (Ellie I believe) helped my daughter with a marbling technique for her mug. They also recommended a speciality paint that made my piece look amazing (and I'm not very artistic ). The price was comparable to other pottery painting shops we've been too. My Christmas tree was around 40 and my daughter made a giant mug for 30ish. They have smaller items too.

If you are looking for great artistic photographs from the Smokey Mountains, this is your place…read more The focus on the flora and fauna of the Smokey's. The photographer is excellent. He also has photography from other locations around the world. They have a very interesting and diverse collection of nature books upstairs. Both guides and literature. It is worth browsing to see what they have.