This is a great little shop with gift items that local artists have produced. Lots of unique giftsread more

Gift shop comprised of local artists' creations. Fabric art, paintings, repurposed items, wood…read morecraft. They also offer monogramming and custom framing. Shop local!

As far as culture is concerned in the Sumter area, the Artists Colony is the only thing I've found…read morethus far. Some of the work is pretty nice, but compared to local work I've seen in other areas, this stuff is a bit pricey. One favorable aspect is it's location; sitting next to Brick Street Cafe, you can stop and get a good cup of coffee before browsing through the works.

Always great to come and see the exhibits or featured artists. Staff is amazing and generally…read moreplenty of wine and cheese as you browse. Since art can be costly, come prepared to support them.

Grateful Sumter has such an outstanding gallery to offer. Watch for the new showings and support…read morelocal art

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!!

Words can quite describe how amazing our time at Artists' Attic was, but I'll try…read more My husband and I had what turned out to be a private Flow Painting session with Dot Goodwin. Besides being incredibly fun and satisfying, our session morphed into a Native American drum and card pulling experience. It was much needed therapy for both of us and I am thrilled that we'll have visual reminders of how special the evening was. We'll be back for more, for sure! P.S. Your experience doesn't have to be "woo-woo/spiritual" -- we were open to it. Make sure to go if you are too! If not, that's cool -- they'll keep it "normal" for you. ;-)

Looking for nice, affordable, interesting art? Why not also support a neighbor while doing it? This…read morestorefront/studio space features about six different highly inspired local artists. This is not some high brow, fancy-schmancy gallery with inflated prices that go along with inflated egos. Here you'll find beautiful pieces that tickle your whimsy or speak to your soul. The kind of art, you want to LIVE with. Not everything is large wall pieces either. I saw some incredibly cute note cards & prints - perfect for sharing with a friend.

The Art Trail Gallery is a neat business for Florence. I went there today for a company…read moreChristmas/holiday party. I didn't realize you could have a holiday party in an art gallery, but I guess you can. It was actually a very neat place to have it, because we could walk around and look at the art before the party. The art is for sale, as most galleries are, and of course, most of it is expensive and out of my price range. However, there was a wall with prints for $20 to benefit a charity. I thought that was neat. They also had Christmas ornaments and jewelry for sale. It's a neat place to walk through if you're in the Florence area. There's a parking lot about a block down, right across from the Central United Methodist Church.

I recently visited Art Trail Gallery for an alumni event. The gallery is located in downtown…read moreFlorence, SC. The city is revitalizing the downtown area and this gallery seems to be one of the city staples. The gallery is very large and has a great presence from the street. Walking by you get a great view of the gallery without going in. Once you are inside the gallery, the space is large. This particular event had live music and tables. There was enough room for the bank and at least 35 tables. With the band, tables and food setup, there was still plenty of space to view all of the awesome artwork. The artwork was very nice. There were oil paintings, sketches, sculptures etc. The most memorable pice was large sculpture of a man and horse, which was about 7 or 8 feet tall. I didn't get to view all of the art due to the nature of the event. The event was more of a networking function, which kept me busy. However, I'd visit again because the artwork was beautiful and I'd like to view all of it without interruption. The curator was nice and knowledgeable about all of the work. He encouraged everyone to visit again for a more intimate experience with the art. The gallery was very easy to get to. There is plenty of street parking and a parking lot that is close to the gallery. I plan to visit again.

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.

I stopped on in when I was walking around downtown. The admission was free and the staff were so…read morefriendly and did an amazing job sharing information on the art center. Exhibits change once every eight weeks. There are different art and pottery studios throughout the building as well as different art galleries on different floors and wings on the building. Art classes are offered daily. My favorite exhibit was an interactive animal scavenger hunt. Restrooms are available as well as a gift shop. I highly recommend a visit!

We stopped in here on a Friday late morning and were the only people walking the galleries. It was…read moreso peaceful and nice to not have to rush through the pieces. They change the exhibits out every two months so it's a great place to return to over and over again. The current exhibits upstairs feature Emily Furr and Jamaal Barber. I loved both artists and really enjoyed getting to see their work up close. Several makers in the building have shops open and there is also a small gift shop area in the front of the building by the art vending machine. I picked up a Coburg Cow pin designed by Emily Furr as a souvenir. Also, admission is FREE. They have a small parking lot behind the building and there is a free garage across the street. There is also lots of street parking available. If you go visit, I also suggest going on a day when Swank Desserts is open because it's across the street!

I visit One Eared Cow Glass about twice a yr to see what they have available. One of my favorite…read morethings to to when I was living in Germany. Of course the glass blowing is alot cheaper and more abundant all over Europe. The store is clean, good parking, all the staff where friendly and wearing mask. They have alot of beautiful glass project to choose from on their website. Hopefully this yr I will be able to actually take a class! Great day out for groups, couples and families. Will update this review once I take a class.

Myself and two friends when to One Eared Cow for an Glass Ornament class…read more After safety instructions, Tommy and his staff stated that they would be "hands off" on the process of us making our ornament. Unless there was a moment of safety, he would let us do everything. Other than gathering the glass on the blow pipe, he was true to his word. His manner of teaching was one of the best that anyone could ever ask for. He was kind in how he spoke, he was direct in his instruction. Because of his directness, which was as polite as anyone could hope for, we all knew what he and Ryan (other instructor) wanted from us. Tommy's demeanor is the reason that I will be back to the store and future classes. Customer service is at its greatest when one can ask a question and get an answer that explains everything.

Great place with varies experiences at her shop! She has instructed paint nights, open paint…read morenights, themed (girls night out, MOTHER-SON, father-daughter, little black dress and etc). She has her prices to where you can pay for the size canvas you want. The owners are friendly and the atmosphere is very welcoming.

From the owner: Millennium Studios is South Carolina's premier art studio for the entire family! We have various…read moreevents such as parents night out, couples night, girls night out, body painting, just to name a few. We also have an amazing after school program, summer camp, host children & adult parties, offer mobile paint parties, and so much more!