Great place! Lots of unusual finds and great prices. The owner is very nice and knowledgeable.read more

Eclectic collection of artists from all over the south. Some very imaginative and interesting…read morepieces. There is something for everyone. Metal sculpture to ceramic devil egg plates. Well worth a browse through. Gifts can be wrapped for free. They also have local delivery service. And remember all the display furniture is for sale. Highly recommend.

When we first arrived at The MAG, we turned right. It's how I always go through antique malls…read more(slow, methodical) because I don't want to miss anything. It was like stepping into topsy-turvy world! Fast fashion! Matches in glass jars! Chunky plastic jewelry! Temu crap everywhere! I was gobsmacked! "This place has great reviews," I thought to myself, "has everyone been lying?" I was ready to call it quits when we finally exited that giant, nightmarish room. I turned down the main hallway as a final Hail Mary and...lo and behold, actual antiques! None of us realized that they had a section dedicated to new stuff in the form of "The Shoppe." What a relief when we finally noticed! Aside from "The Shoppe," I thoroughly enjoyed my visit to the Mississippi Antique Galleria. Are there some crazy prices going on in here? Sure! But are there also interesting pieces and good deals to be found? You betcha! I found a pair of 1990s Barbie magazines for under $5, a lovely pair of yellow pants for under $20 (along with a wonderful chat with the owner of the booth), and a favorite new place to come check out whenever I'm in town again! The ladies working at the front were so kind and friendly. They showed me to the (VERY nice and VERY clean) restroom that has a dressing corner so I could try on the pants. You can't even imagine how pleased I was that they had a dressing room! Dressing rooms at antique malls are rarer than unicorns. When I was ready to checkout, they were kind and courteous once again. I cannot recommend this place enough! Avoid "The Shoppe" and you'll have a wonderful time, especially if you've got some cash burning a hole in your pocket!

Love this place. They have collectibles, antiques as well as new stock. It's very classy and well…read morecurated. They even have a gallery area with wonderful local artists available. They have the friendliest service. I've found many great jazz albums at great prices. I look forward to a visit every time I'm in Biloxi!

I had tried several times to come here with my husband on a date, but we never seemed to be able to…read moreline up the times with our schedule. But this weekend, a friend had her little girls birthday party there, and's my kids absolutely loved it. The instructor was GREAT with the kids. She thoroughly explained every step and had lots of patience with the 3-6 year olds who were painting pillows. Now I'm REALLY looking forward to doing a date night here.

It was my first time ever doing a project using wood, stencils and paint. I am not as crafty which…read moremade the experience very nice. The process of picking out your project had simple steps to follow prior to your appointment. If there were any altering to the project you chose they were accommodating making your project fitting for your liking. It was very easy and hard to mess up. If you did they would touch it up for you and make it perfect.

This is one of the most unique art museums I've ever seen in the best way possible. Highlights…read moreinclude an entire community center painted with mind blowing wall-to-wall murals and a secret room from Anderson's home now attached to museum. What an interesting family of artists the Andersons were, and this museum does a great job of documenting this family's history and artistic influence on the area. This museum is an absolute must-see for anyone who appreciates art, quirky attractions, local history, etc. There is easy, free parking by the museum and a cute, delicious coffee shop right behind it as well. I definitely recommend spending the day walking around and exploring this very arts-friendly community.

What a complete and pleasant surprise! I wasn't expecting such an amazing and comprehensive…read morecollection and tour. I highly recommend doing the audio tour. It's extremely well done and gives you such an incredible look inside of his life. The staff was incredibly friendly and it was an overall great experience.

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!!

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!

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!

What a find this place was, amazing vendors and above all else amazing staff. The place was full…read moreand the staff was there to help all of us. Great things to see and yes I spent my share of money here. Looks like we will be going back when it comes to making antique trips.