Our first visit to 5 Little Monkeys Quilt and Sew was during 2019's Carolina Shop Hop event. The…read morestore is bright and full of a wonderful selection of all types of fabrics...and notions, and supplies, and kits and all the things that bring joy to quilters. The staff is vivacious and warm and make you feel right at home the minute you enter. There was a ferocious guard dog who slept through our visit and occasionally opened an eye to see who might have slipped in during his slumber. No threat at all. The only reason I only gave four stars is because I didn't actually make a purchase and wasn't actively looking for anything in particular. Weaverville is a long way from my stomping grounds but if I'm ever in the area again, I will make sure I allot enough time to check in and browse.

Exquisite taste in matching patterns and designs in quilts. Quality unparalleled. Precision and…read morework well with beginners :) Angelina McCurry

Miya Gallery is a friendly gallery featuring locally made jewelry and fine art& craft. Friendly…read moreservice and hilarious cards to boot! I highly recommend this shop when visiting Weaverville!

From the owner: Nestled in the heart of Weaverville, NC, Miya Gallery has been a cornerstone of the local art…read morecommunity for over 20 years. As a distinguished Art Gallery, we proudly offer a curated selection of original works from talented artists, alongside expert consultancy services. Visit us to experience the vibrant world of fine art, where your creative aspirations can find their perfect match.

Very cute selection, but they nickel and dime you as much as possible. There's signs up for 20% off…read moreall over the store, but it doesn't specify the vendor, so only at check out do you find out it's not actually a sale. I understand that they're different artists and vendors, but you should've have signs up throughout the entire store and across all artists creations to get you to buy more under the guise there's a sale. Lastly, they pass the credit card fee onto the customer, but don't offer an atm when they require cash. It is absurd to me that I am expected to pay to pay. This should be a cost of business and not an additional fee to shop at your business. Will not be back.

I love SOS. Such a wide variety of local artisans. Everything from unique clothing, beautiful…read moregifts, jewelry and home decor. Fun vibe. Quality items. Happy to support small businesses as they try to recover from the hurricane last year. Everyone is still getting back on their feet. Go have fun at SOS.

Reems Creek Pottery is a working studio where the artists also sell what they make on-site. I…read morelearned about it through an artist (IyaBlu' Inc) that was attending a downtown Asheville pottery festival. Rachel Smith opened the studio in 2015 and collaborates with 6-8 pottery artists creating anything from dishes to ornaments to vases and more. Her husband, Dana Smith also sells his custom writing instruments and kitchen utensils here. Besides the expected wooden inlay pens, he uses unique materials like pasta and oats, which are worth checking out. I always find something I like here, and prices are reasonable. It's also a great spot to pick up a gift. Hours are typically around 10-3 M-Sat but do vary.

From the owner: Reems Creek Pottery is a working pottery studio and gallery. Each of the six ceramic artists has…read moretheir own studio space, and the work is fired in the shared kilns. We specialize in functional pottery, from plates, to bowls to mugs, to vases. We also have decorative pottery such as ornaments, and wall pockets and unique pieces. From cat themed, to mountain themed, we have something for everyone's tastes. Small mugs to large beer steins, and sizes in-between. Reems Creek Pottery also carries hand - made blank cards by a local fabric artist, and pens by a local wood turner. Our potters are knowledgeable about how all the work is produced and can answer your questions, as well as show you what they are working on in the studio. We are also featured in the Blue Ridge Craft Trails. So stop by Reems Creek Pottery today, on your way up to the Blue Ridge Parkway, or on your way back from a hike. We are conveniently located next to the Karpen Soccer Field, which has a nice walking trail. We have ample flat parking.

The Gallery of the Mountains is located in the Omni Grove Park Hotel. It is in the hallway on your…read moreway to the Sammons wing. The Gallery showcases the work of area artists. I liked how there were pieces in all price ranges. This gallery is smaller than the Grovewood Gallery and the items at each were different. I liked that most of the pieces had a little story to go with it about the artist. I saw some jewelry, pottery, glass, scarves, paintings, note cards, among other items. The service was very friendly, and I was there near closing time. My items were packaged nicely too! If you are looking for a gift for someone or yourself, you may find it here.

From the owner: Located inside the historic Omni Grove Park Inn, this gallery showcases American handmade crafts by…read morelocal and regional artists living in the Southern Appalachian region. Discover curated collections of finely crafted jewelry, pottery, home décor, unique gifts, and Asheville-made mementos. Locally owned and operated since 1984.

There is a wide variety of art supplies available in this store. I was specifically looking for…read moreEncaustic wax and pigments. Which is a little less well known painting process and not supplies that can be easily found at Michaels. They had everything I needed to get started with this type of painting. The prices were comparable or slightly cheaper than other art stores.

Art store with pretty much anything you might be looking for. Hoped their prices would be a bit…read moremore reasonable but they were not terrible. Wife was looking for some encaustic supplies and we decided to look elsewhere.

Stop in to see Rob, and his faithful studio dog, Arty. This shop has beautiful works in multiple…read moreprice ranges. Definitely visit Brevard & stop in at Blue Moon Gallery.

On a recent visit to see my HS friend Tina, we stopped into this shop…read more Mr Travis is an acknowledged and accomplished photographer. If you're looking for art that captures the beauty of the mountains, this is your place. He has acrylic on canvas, photography as well as wood crafts that are unique and make fine home decoration as well as for gifts. I especially liked his photographs of the Black Bears.