First- what a cute name! Tiny little SC town with a couple of fab antique stores right next to each…read moreother! I found a few items- but my big find was a large crock- I am thinking it was early 1900's- but I had never seen one with a grip handle on one side and a loop "finger" handle on the other. It also had a wonderful blue stripe around the shoulders of the pot. I snagged it as a gift for a fellow potter who is building a new studio and gallery and wants a museum portion representative of the area and the generational potters in the region. Yes- I am a big ole weirdo squatting down to turn giant pots over to look for makers marks or signatures. Turning it around checking all over for any identifying marks. 1800's and 1900's American pottery was largely unsigned, which makes it extremely difficult to track heritage pieces. Anyway- I gave said crock to my friend and she was so delighted! I believe the coffee shop has a separate listing- but that is also a wonderful perk to this shop- coffee and treats on site! And yes, you can take your coffee around the antique shop! Thank you to the lady who carried that huge pot up to the front for me!

If you come here be aware that what people are rating is the coffee apparently. The antique store…read moreis cutsie with animal heads, reproduction signs, toys, clothes, and music that was much too loud.

This is hands-down the best art gallery in the Midlands. They have a variety of art styles to cater…read moreto every preference. The best part about this Gallery, is that the artists are here to greet you, and they are super friendly. They also offer classes to strengthen your own art skills, from beginner to advanced levels. They also offer layaway and the art is very affordable. They also have a wide selection with hundreds and hundreds of pieces to choose from. I'm particularly fond of Gail and Marlyn. If you are in Sandhills shopping, make sure to check out this art gallery. It's the best store in this whole Shopping Center.

This well laid out gallery is located amongst some generic shops at The Village at Sandhill, but is…read morefull of local artistry and charm. Plenty of natural light and offerings ranging from photography to impressive oil paintings make this spot a must visit. We were greeted warmly upon entering and I chatted with the knowlegable and friendly volunteer long enough to learn that they offer First Friday events with music, food and beverages and a chance to meet the artists of some of the work. While I didn't see anything I absolutely loved this trip aside from a few photographic pieces, this will be on my 'must stop' list in future visits to SC to see what new offerings they may have. How refreshing to see local art displayed alongside the usual mall findings in the Village! Great idea!!

Great coffee and wonderful art. I'm only sorry that I haven't been able to attend one of their…read morespecial events yet. Well hope springs eternal. Try them out it's a great place to relax and open your mind

I'm still in love with the ambiance of this place. Art everywhere! And not just one or two or even…read more10, but many. Every style, medium, and vantage point you can think of (or not know about) is here. It welcomes you via the front windows and swaddles you as you walk further in. And the team here are some of the friendlist folks you will meet downtown. And recommendations? They have plenty. They've been there for over two decades so they know a thing or two. Of course they can give you background information on each of the artists' whose work is in the shop and sometimes even some insight on the piece itself. But I also want to highlight a aspect of AOB that I constantly make use of; framing. Once you make it to the back (after joyful hours of looking at everything while en route), you will see a workshop area. There one or two team members will always be hard at work (though never too busy to answer questions). I have brought quite a number of posters, prints, and paintings over the years in search of their guidance in what frame to choose, how to frame it (matte/no matte/thickness of-color-etc.), and even the optimum glass. And every time they have come through. When I ask them to push me out of my comfort zone (aka, solid color frames), they did and my piece was the better for it. Their presence and their services are invaluable to downtown and our community. If you haven't been, or if it's been more than a week, I recommend you stop in soon. You can thank me later.

Amazing array of crafts. Pottery, wood bowls, stickers, cards, candles, and much much more. The…read moreshop is different every time I come in. I truly look forward to looking around here more when it's not so busy. Check it out.

A lovely art gallery and frame shop with a large selection of prints as well as art by local…read moreartists including art by Jill Strickland. Their framing is top notch and everything I have had done there has been perfect and the frames are made on site by Steve Strickland. I highly recommend dropping by to check it out.

From the owner: We are a retail art gallery, custom picture framing store, and artist studio! Our framing is very…read morehigh quality! We specialize in classic and beautiful designs. The Art Room is the studio of artist Jill Strickland.

I'm part of the lunchables era. I'm pretty sure it's why I love charcuterie. When I learned about…read morethe unique twist on crafting a charcuterie board I quickly snagged a ticket. The Curated Palette experience Westobou was fantastic. I learned how curators select art and had the chance to curate my own art with food. The featured artist during my experience was aort1982 . You can find his recent work tacomadreoriginal . I enjoyed following the story he told through his art and learning how the curators chose to tell the story with the placement of the pieces. Group Recommendations: Book as a group or at the same time as space is limited for this experience. Solo Recommendations: Come to enjoy being with others but honestly I really enjoyed this as a solo excursion because I like admiring art in silence . #authenticaugusta#visitaugusta#csra #augusta,#georgia

Far more than an art gallery, this is a place from which art is birthed. It is the office of the…read moreteam who coordinate the Westobou Festival each year as well as seasonal showings and other special events. Were it completely empty, the hardwood floors and skylight alone would mezmerize. It is conveniently located on Broad Street and open Monday through Saturday, so make time to stop in soon. Trust me, you'll find something that captures your attention.

Presson Gallery touts a great selection of a variety of arts such as pottery, jewelry, photograph,…read moreand paintings, all created by local artists. Conveniently situated on main street in downtown Monroe next to public parking and an array of restaurant, bars and breweries. This is definitely a wonderful additional to the quickly growing, downtown monroe. I definitely recommend checking out Presson Gallery if you are in the area. Overall, they offer a great service for local artists at a good value

From the owner: Presson Gallery, a family-owned gem nestled on Main Street in downtown Monroe, is thrilled to…read moreannounce its grand opening. We're more than just an art gallery; we're a welcoming haven where creativity and community converge. Our mission is to create a vibrant space that celebrates local, national, international talent, fosters artistic growth, and brings people together

Great service Always have what I need in art supplies and…read moreanswer all my questions Great framing service

We were looking for a venue to get married at. We wanted a space that was LGBT friendly and didn't…read morerequire a lot of work to decorate. I knew the minute I walked in, it was meant to be. Wendy met us with spunk and enthusiasm and didn't flinch when we said "we" were getting married. We had a date picked already so for a Monday we were winning with the cost. It came with all the tables, chairs and space we needed. The lighting was perfect.