Beautiful gift shop located on a main street in Ocean Springs that has locally made works of art…read more Wide aisles to move around, well organized, friendly employees. I did not buy anything on my first visit here, but I will be back! Everything seemed reasonably priced and very good quality.

Want a souvenir that's beautiful? You can't go wrong here. I stop in every time we visit the area…read more Variety of price range and selection.

i was greeted upon entering by the most helpful clerk. she directed me to the book with each print…read moreand size description. when i narrowed my choices she patiently showed me each print until i found just what i was looking for. there is a nice selection of prints and other items. the checkout process was simple and made for a nice shopping experience.

This is a must see if you find yourself in Ocean Springs…read more There are a few things you should know about me when you read my reviews. Without knowledge of who I am, and what I like, you may not understand why I like what I like. You also won't know if you should discount my reviews as the ramblings of a self-centered lunatic, or if you should maybe give them some weight when making a decision. So I preface this review by dropping some knowledge about me that may help you. I love folk art, funky art, and art created by folks influenced by the MS Gulf Coast. I don't know if I would describe Walter Anderson's stuff as folk art or funky art, but he was most definitely influenced by this area that I happen to love. It's not what I would describe as fancy pants or highfalutin, but it is most definitely my kind of art. Realizations is chock full of Walter Anderson originals. There are books of prints, postcards, clothing, bookmarks, large scale prints, and everything else you can think of. Pieces range from a few dollars for a card or bookmark to more expensive for some of the lager pieces. On my most recent trip I picked up some bookmarks for myself and to give as a gift (I'm a classy dude). I suspect there will be several more trips in my future as well. You made it this far? Nice! Now get your butt to this shop.

Great little farmers market and a place to get real local goods like Ocean Springs raw honey and…read morehand carved wood products. Not sure where the farmers are, no produce available

From the owner: A Market with a Twist... New Market located at 503 Porter Ave. in Ocean Springs, Ms. We have local…read morevendors with gourmet items, pottery, beautiful plants, soy candles, t-shirts. vintage items, local art & more....Looking forward to seeing everybody!

We peeked in while waiting to eat next door at Buzzys. Nice little place. There was a lot of beach…read moretheme items but also a variety of other artwork as well. We enjoyed walking around in here. Whether you need something to brighten up your home or just need to kill a few minutes you've come to the right place !

We were drawn in by the cute house and hoped for a gem. But for a town steeped in great art, this…read moreplace was not impressive. While there were a few outstanding pieces to admire, most stuff was subpar amateur work. And everything was priced very high compared to some other amazing galleries. If you're looking for incredible art from local artists, go to Shearwater Showroom and the George Ohr Museum gift shop!

Gallery 220 is my favorite art gallery…read more For those that know me, you know that the idea of me perusing an art gallery is quite humorous. I don't frequent traditional art galleries, but Gallery 220 is anything but traditional. It's unique, casual, reasonable and more of a shared space where many different artists can sell their creations. Inside the shop there are six or seven different areas. While all are cool, there are three that stand out to me. The first is immediately to your left when you walk in. That area has art created from metal and wood scraps that Is industrial looking while still having a homemade look to it. The best items there are their magnets with metal hearts affixed to wooden blocks. No two are alike and they are very reasonable. The next area I really like is along the left wall towards the rear of the front room. That area has art that focuses on local sea life. My favorite painting was one of a crab, but it was a little rich for my blood. Last, but most certainly not least is the area in the back room. There you'll find the custom ceramic artist that recreated the facades of local and New Orleans businesses and landmarks. There were famous Nola restaurants like Commanders Palace, all the local cities, and even that bullshit school Jesuit. These ceramic pieces were remarkably accurate and were very reasonable. If you are in downtown BSL, you owe it to yourself to stop here.

Downtown art gallery featuring several local artists. I look forward to reaching the stop sign just…read morebefore it on Main Street so I can see the window dressing and who was featured. The Coca- Cola mural on the side of the building has become iconic, denoting you're in the heart of Bay St. Louis. Art prices are reasonable and allow even a casual collector to find a treasure. My all-time favorite queen artist, Michelle Allee, has a space in here. Check out her work. The multilayer, Bingo cards covered by a semi-sheer Queen/face are stunning. The big, piercing eyes speak to everyone. Give Gallery 220 a look!

I was in the area doing a few other things and decided to stop in on my way out. I am very glad I…read moredid. There are a lot of items made by local artists, different kinds of art. Watercolor, prints, fabrics, glass, and just so much! Stop by if you are in the area. Everything seems reasonably priced.

Beautiful art with original pieces from local artists. One of the artists was there the day of my…read morevisit which was a real treat- he was able to tell me the stories behind his work which made it extremely special. Clean, beautiful displays.