My favorite gallery in Beaufort as the Thibaults are quite talented and friendly. His sailboat wall…read moresculptures made from weathered metal & driftwood appeal to this sailor. Mary's paintings and her line of F.R.O.G. (ForeverRelyOnGod) products are very colorful, creative and practical. The gallery features several local artists in many mediums -- glass; oil, acrylic & watercolors; mixed media & collage. If you are lucky Mary will be working at her easel. Although no photos are permitted in the gallery, you can go to their online presence and see some beautiful work at several price points. Great gift ideas abound. Www.ThibaultGallery.com

Lovely gallery on the main street along the waterfront here in Beaufort. I was assisted by the…read moreowner himself, who was friendly and added information to each piece he pointed out. I purchased a gorgeous Christmas ornament hand painted by his wife. I saw several paintings & prints that I'd like to go back & purchase! Don't miss this treasure trove of talent!

A gallery that includes local art and is owned / run by a very nice woman - a must-stop when we're…read morehere. If you drop by the gallery and it's closed, be sure to give a call to the owner (number posted on the door), or send her an email, and she'll open the gallery if she's free. I love the handmade jewelry that uses Edisto sea glass and broken shards of pottery. The pieces can be a bit expensive, but they're unique and a lot more reasonably priced than what you'll find elsewhere, especially Charleston. Support a local business!

This is by far the best gallery in Beaufort and honestly the most unique I have seen. The owner…read morespecializes in art and crafts from different regions and Co-op's around the world as well as local low country artists. I was impressed with how knowledgeable the owner is and she is always a delight to talk with. Every time I'm in town I am sure to make a stop here. We have several pieces from this gallery in our home and our guests are always raving about them. This is a must see, you won't be disappointed.

Free sculpture garden to visit. This is a local garden close to the Hilton Head Island. It is one…read moreof the kind garden before enter the island. It is located in a small town call Bluffton. The artist is well know local artist that make a lot of metal sculptures. The sculpture range from twisted plate to human shape. The twisted metal are well bend in different art form. It paint with different colors. It is great to see various type of art sculptures. The display are amazing.

I found this place based on a google search of "things to do" in the area. This place appeared to…read morebe in someone's back yard of their private residence. Maybe it's something just for the locals to enjoy. From what I was able to glance at from my car, the sculptures were absolutely beautiful. Maybe there needs to be a sign out front or on their website explaining that this is at a private residence but guest are welcome to tour between certain hours. If I missed the sign, my apologies.

Whether a visitor or a local, you MUST stop by the museum. There is so much to see and learn about…read morethe history of Port Royal. The museum staff is very informative and friendly. I encourage everyone to visit!

I absolutely love coming to this museum when I'm walking through the beautiful town of Port Royal…read more Their exhibits capture the history perfectly and I can't speak highly enough of the Docents who greet me every time!

We love collecting salt and pepper shakers at antique stores. Unfortunately there are not many…read morestores where we live, but we do enjoy this one. I have purchased many shakers here and my whole family finds at least one treasure every time we go. The store is set up nicely. The owner, Carla, is very friendly. The store is in a strip mall but the sign by the road makes it easier to find. This is (I think) the only big antique mall In Beaufort County. I highly recommend it!

I am a Food Reviewer, however, when I find a specialty store that is Unique, I MUST pass it on!…read moreThis is Truly a Unique Antique shop. Military, as well as historical items here. No Junk. There's a small sitting area in the front where its common to see locals discussing history, old times, etc. I've been there when Hollywood Prop Hunters were searching for props for upcoming movie shoots in the Beaufort, Savannah Area! I ALWAYS purchase something unique when I'm there. This is one of my MUST STOPS! Enjoy! Chef Gary!

This place is unique and pleasantly interesting. Everyone greets and welcomes you when they…read moresee/pass you. Our guide was very sweet and knowledgeable. She answered all our questions. Nice place to visit

Not a big fan on this location. Considering that I lived in Africa for decades, I should have…read moreenjoyed it more, but ended up wanting to leave. This farm, I believe, has seceded from the United States, and is located in the old rice plantation regions of the Georgia lowlands. It is run on Yoruba lines and set up as an African-style village, although to me it looked like everyone there was African-American. There are a bunch of shrines and priests, and a lot of African art. Biggest negative for me was that the inhabitants viewed me as a source of cash, and one gentleman basically demanded to pray for me and then demanded cash in return. When we left, he asked for a ride to the nearest liquor store! My wife enjoyed this place much more than me and has gone back again, but sometimes one doesn't agree much with your spouse's opinion.

As the store's "Artists & Merchants" subtitle implies, Fordham Market has several sections of…read morerelatively standard kitsch (although a very wide range of it, including several small, fun games), along with several booths where local artisans sell their wares. The staff's friendly, and the local artists . . . well, while skilled, are all _people_ and run the gamut of approachability.