This was not my first visit and it certainly won't be the last!! I really enjoy this shop in BSL…read moreand every now and then when I drive to BSL I stop here. Interesting assortment of stuff. Some old and recycled-some new.

I don't believe there is anything that you could not find here! Fantastic staff, Everything from…read morebooks & jewelry to art or gourmet foods to costumes and jewelry. It's there. Themed cocktail napkins, as well as, Bay Saint Lewis Is memorabilia. From affordable to pricey... You pay for what you get and you can find any price range here.

Wonderful little shop with quality quilting fabrics! The owner was extremely friendly and knows…read moreher stuff!

I purchased two items I will treasure forever. The highlight of my trip was meeting Dorothy. I an…read moreanxious to share my experience with my family and friends when I return to Colorado. The shop is unique and definitely a must you should visit when you are in the area! If possible I would give the shop 10 stars!

This is the most darling little gift shop right off the highway. Very friendly people Jennifer was…read moreso sweet and helpful! Highly recommend you stop and get a few " treasures" ! We also ate next door at the Restaurant, wonderful food and more friendly people!!

Today I went to visit Lulu's Almost New for the first time because I saw a bed that I absolutely…read morethought was the cutest and to my surprise they had so many beautiful gems throughout the store, and of course, when you walked in you were greeted by pop pop, who was also a delight, very kind, warm, friendly, and very engaging with customers. I would definitely highly recommend for you to visit if you've not visited for all of your unique home fines, as well as clothing.

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!

They have a nice selection for needlepoint, crochet and knitting. The ladies working were all very…read morenice and super helpful. I look forward to going to their Tuesday night meeting so they can help me with my next project!

This place was huge. They had three rooms of cross stitch and two rooms of yarn. There was also a…read moreroom where there was a table, chairs, and a couch. There were lots of needles in this area too. When I arrived the ladies welcomed my daughter and I. They told me that my daughter could sit on the couch and she would be fine. I looked around and found the local handdyed yarn I was looking for. The people were helpful and friendly.

Do you have kids? Do you need an indoor activity to…read moreentertain them? Do you like to paint ceramics? If you've answered yes to these questions, this may be the place for you. I found Paint for Me the way I find a lot of gulf coast businesses; I was randomly driving around and saw the sign when I was searching for coffee. The kids were bored (aren't they always), and I needed to occupy them before I lost what little sanity I have left. The way it works is pretty simple. You select an item to paint form their ample selection. Prices are visible and there are pieces to fit every budget. The owner then helps pick the paints, explain the process, and you're off. Once your piece is done, the owner sprays it with some sort of sealer and you take your piece home. It's super easy, and very reasonable. Here are a few tips I learned that may be of use to you: 1. Pick one item per kid. Your kids will want to paint everything. Limiting mine to one piece kept me from spending a fortune and from spending all day here. 2. Pick an item for you. It will be fun and help pass the time. Even if you paint like a person with no arms (see attached snowman photo), it's still enjoyable. 3. If you're facing the strip where this business is located, park on the right side. There is a fence on the left side and you can't enter from there. 4. Don't put a bunch of paint in your paint holder thing. It really doesn't take a lot of paint. 5. I think they do birthday parties. 6. The end

Owner was super sweet! Pretty good selection and the place was super clean. Made great memories…read morethat day with my daughter and will for sure go back!

As of now, we are still waiting for a final product, but we went during a bachelorette trip during…read morethe COLLLLD FRONT. The prices are fantastic. The vibes are chill, but please go into this with a full stomach and a coffee in hand minimum it took us about two hours to pick what we want to paint get the paint get instructions paint and then with a group of six wait for everyone to be done. They have a wide selection of things to paint from a beer stain to a trinket dish to a table dish. I would definitely recommend.

Our group did a special project at Alleykat Ceramics. We each painted an African Violet pot! Mrs…read more Mary showed us how to use the glaze and brushes to get the best results. They are beautiful!!