I get all my candles from here. The young woman that owns it is a gem and very informative. I'm…read morecurrently ordering online. Her candles work and are made with true love and innerstanding of their purpose.

I enjoyed my visit to this store which is a great place to find sage bundles, candles for all…read moreintentions, and hard-to-find herbs and oils. The proprietor was friendly and helpful - when I complimented her nail polish, she even told me where to find it on sale! I had a great time and now I have the things I needed for ritual plus a few special mementos from my trip to Mobile.

Visited for the first time today and I loved it! The staff were both so helpful and informative,…read moreand made us feel so welcome. We got to meet an adorable puppy while we shopped, which was lovely. The selection of handmade candles, soaps, wax melts and oils, just to name a few, were so wonderful. I had to get the Travel scent wax melt because it smells amazing, and now my apartment smells like heaven. There's a nice selection of teas, herbs, smudges, tapestries, stones, jewelry, mugs, etc. Whether you're practicing in some form, or you're just a tea fiend, you should definitely check this place out.

From the owner: Here at Sage Den, we care about our environment and health. We are nature enthusiasts who reach for…read morenatural and organic ingredients for our products. Our items are selected with the upmost regard for quality. Many of them are handcrafted with care by us.

I e dreamt of owning my own cafe like straight up coffee shop where people can either fellowship,…read morestudy, hang out and just have a great atmosphere around them. Well this place is my dream in real life. It felt like home. Friendly people and everything to be able to study or just go pray and meditate while still being able to enjoy something from the cafe. Love love love this place

I always judge a coffee shop by the quality of their plain espresso shot. I find that's the best…read moreway of knowing if the coffee is actually good or in need of milk products. So that said, as this was our first visit, we stopped in for an espresso. The baristas were very friendly and welcoming and even informed us that their usual espresso shot was a double shot and asked if that was ok for us. Which was great because that would have been too much for us today and we were able to split the shot between us. The espresso was delicious with a delicate flavor of butter and dark chocolate. It had a slight bitterness to it, but not an over roasted or burned taste. The flavor changed as the shot cooled and was actually sweeter once cooled to room temperature which was surprising. Overall a great tasting espresso experience! We will definitely go back whenever we are in town and I look forward to trying their cinnamon rolls next stop in!

I have been shopping at The Visitation Gift Shop for quite a few years. The ladies have always been…read moreeager to help and very knowledgeable about the items displayed. There is a great selection of books, rosaries, crucifixes, lovely linens, soaps, statues and baby gifts. Many of the items are handmade. If you have never visited this shop, you should take a tour one day and enjoy. You are certain to find a treasure or two. Karen

I love this shop I've been going there for years. It's the…read moreonly place that I know of, locally, where you can find Catholic items.

These candles are amazing! When I first started my job, my boss gave everyone in the office a…read morecandle at Christmas. I have bought a few more since then when I've seen them set up at the LoDa Art Walks. I was pretty excited when I recently learned that these candles can be purchased online. These soy candles smell so wonderful! They're come in a variety of scents and they are very fragrant. One candle burning will easily smell up my den, kitchen, dining room, foyer, bar, butler's pantry and hallway (that's 7 spaces to 1 candle). They sell for about $10-$15 each and come in pretty little jars with a twine bow and tag. I know it's pretty impressive that one candle can smell up seven rooms, but the best thing about these candles is actually the cause behind them. Lights of LOV is a candle making business created by Light of the Village. The purpose of Lights of LOV is to help those who are underprivileged or face other obstacles such as a criminal history, to learn job skills, work ethic, and appropriate behavior and dress for employment. If you aren't familiar with Light of the Village, it also offers summer camps and after school programs for children, life skill programs for adults such as GED classes, addiction recovery, driver education. It's a truly wonderful organization that relies on community support. What's a better way to make your home smell wonderful and help others than buying a Lights of LOV candle?

Had an amazing experience, Stain Glass 101 was so much fun and looking forward to my 102 class!read more

HELLO, My name is…read moreDoyle, I am with www.doylepottery.com which is another art teaching place in mobile al I teach mainly ceramics and have plans to expand to multiple locations. I welcome any students in ceramic art. One of the teachers from coastal makers took my class and made one of the nicest beginner ceramics sculptures I've seen in many many years. Recently they began expanding to ceramics also using my kiln at times. I recommend if you enjoyed ceramics at coastal, to also visit Doyle Pottery for advanced ceramics classes. I recommend going to coastal makers, the staff there is very talented. They offer a very broad variety of art classes which is awesome for the growing demand in the area and for the whole art community. Thanks Coastal Makers for creating fun art activities to broaden understanding of what goes into all that art for sale in the galleries around the world, and all the cool ARTWORK! that gets produced by all the staff and students! A real art community! Thanks! WE NEED MORE! Sincerely, Doyle Hickman potter/artist/teacher/entrepreneur/dad/dog-friend 251-229-9023 1258 druid drive 36618 Mobile, Alabama https://doylepottery.com/ Doyle Pottery programs and offers: #ceramics classes #kiln share #ceramics tools and materials #art shop #art gallery #apprentice gallery #artist interviews! #literary arts #local music albums If you want to know about 65 different artists in mobile go to page: https://doylepottery.com/mobile-artists-interviews (contains adult language and humor) Community centers and local schools all desperately need Kari and many more people to help teach the community thirsting for something to do that's not digital. This demand is set to increase more and more as robots take over lots of jobs. Kari, in the next fifteen years, we have to somehow teach 20,000 people a month and even more once those have gotten involved, that what's missing today in schools and centers from a full research evaluation with robots. We should see Art some day perform like energy itself due to present robot/computer technology in development like a cell phone never having been made yet but now in process. Doyle is seeking any help out there that would especially like to work before and afterschool programs, and have availability those times. There is vast expansion possibility due to extreme school demand for ceramics, mostly from its costly infrastructure. What's the greatest part for teachers in town is there's many many positions possible today including their assistants! And a market for teaching unmet demand value at... 45 million a year Kari. If you loved Kari's class and made great stuff, call Doyle to help him tackle the huge current demand at schools primarily, if you are available and enjoy the Arts and creating. What you get from Art activity at Coastal is not just Art and fun, you get an education and learn to develop your brain with, "creativity" the best part of any brain which, happily, no robot can take away. Thank you all for enjoying and taking interest in the ARTS! Happy Art making! Doyle