A gallery that includes local art and is owned / run by a very nice woman - a must-stop when we're…read morehere. If you drop by the gallery and it's closed, be sure to give a call to the owner (number posted on the door), or send her an email, and she'll open the gallery if she's free. I love the handmade jewelry that uses Edisto sea glass and broken shards of pottery. The pieces can be a bit expensive, but they're unique and a lot more reasonably priced than what you'll find elsewhere, especially Charleston. Support a local business!

I love this shop because you never know what treasure you will find. Great local artists of all…read moreflavors! Owner is engaging and has a sweet shop dog that adds personality. Definitely a stop for each trip to Tybee!

Wells Gallery at the Sanctuary at Kiawah has a great collection of local art to view and purchase…read more I really like the variety of the different pieces that they have available on display. Every time I visit I cannot help myself to walk in and check everything out. This is one of my favorite places to visit in Kiawah.

We greatly appreciate several shops at Shelter Cove…read more We visit beautiful Nash Gallery several times per year.

I couldn't wait to visit Nash Gallery. The staff was welcoming and kind…read more I found a fun picture frame for my sister and many other gifts for friends.

One thing I've noticed about SC and Charleston,was that there were a lot of art galleries…read moreeverywhere. This was right on the main road, and I just walked inside to look around. Pretty simple small gallery, most of the artwork is from the area with local artists gathered from what I saw and they were wonderful pieces. If I had more cash I would think of getting one, but you know maybe in the future. The shop attendant was talking to someone, so we didn't really bother to ask questions and really get to know the place but I thought the gallery was pretty neat.

Beautiful curation of art. Helpful and friendly staff. Art and gifts at many different prices. A…read morefun little gallery.

It's a basic store, has some magazines, books and half the store is for beach accessories and…read moreitems. There's the usual suspects at any convenience stores: candy bars, candy, beers, waters and other beverages. Chips and other snack items. They have a freezer for ice creams, because why not. I had never seen a Twix flavored chocolate milk with natural and artificial flavors. I had to get some Skittles abs some Reese's for after dinner too. It seems reasonably priced. It was $4 for the 3 items. The chocolate milk was about $2 and the Reese's and the Skittles were each $0.99. It is a laid back store. There are two registers in the center.

I found this store to be charming. They have snacks, drinks, ice cream, books, postcards, touristy…read morestuff galore, and your usual gas station fare (headache relief etc.) There are two stores on either side that sell art and beachwear. The postcards are 35 cents each. Cheap!

I took two original paintings to Off the Wall Art Gallery. I arrived very late in the day and the…read moreowner let me know that she was about to close. When I showed her what I had, however, she advised that she could definitely work with me and get my project started. The service I received here was outstanding. The owner is quite chatty, and I learned a great deal about their shop and the location while she worked to write up my order. I left my items and was told they would be ready on a certain date. She called me four days before the date they promised to let me know that my items were ready to be picked up. All that to say that the service, from beginning to end, is exceptional. I brought my two paintings home, and they are perfect. They're stretched exactly how we wanted them. I now know that these incredible pieces of art art properly stretched and will be well maintained for years to come. Thank you, Off the Wall, for such great work. I'll definitely be back when I need my next works framed. FYI - the gallery does more than framing. If you're interested in original visual art in many forms - not just pictures - you can't go wrong here. My next stop will likely be to purchase a couple of pieces that I'm thinking I can't live without.

This is a great place to find well priced art and affordable framing. Noelle and Marsino, the…read moreowners, are a delight! If you need new art at good prices you should check them out!

Due to Covid, the owner set up outside on the front patio, so there was only a sampling of the art…read morehe carries. Nonetheless, you could tell he had beautiful items for sale. I bought one of the straw bags with a leather wrapped handle because I've wanted one for a long time. Everything we saw was hand made and was priced fairly. The owner was very friendly.

If you're interested in folk art and outsider art, you'll want to stop here--and you'll surely find…read moreworks you want to buy. They will ship your purchase UPS. The painting I wanted was over my budget (by about $700) but that doesn't bother me--I'm always happy to see artists selling their work and I'm thrilled to see such a gallery. I was on vacation nearby and was only able to visit once--had time permitted, I would have gone back. There's too much to see for only one 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!

They have very nice front desk attendants when you enter and there are a number of studios inside…read morewhere you can see the artists working and talk with them about their art. They have a great staff, gift shop and I think they have classes for youth and adults, but I am not positive on that part. It's just a nice place to visit if you're interested or curious about the art in town.