Shopping & Local Artisans

Watch looms in action, shop handwoven textiles, and explore regional art in a historic setting that supports Crossnore Communities for Children.

Courtyard shopping village inside Sea Pines with galleries, artisan goods, and a regular farmers and makers market. Easy parking and a calm, walkable layout.

Locally owned boutiques, galleries, and specialty food shops in a comfortable village setting with easy parking on William Hilton Parkway.

A modern general store that centers Rock Hill makers, hands on DIY bars, and an easy café, The Mercantile helps you shop local and enjoy the process.

Artist run cooperative gallery on West King Street with functional pottery, jewelry, wood, glass, and prints. You meet makers, get clear guidance, and buy work made in the High Country.

Saturday market behind Town Hall with fresh produce, baked goods, seafood, crafts, live music, and easy access to downtown shops.

Weekly open air market for fresh produce, baked goods, and local crafts. You meet growers, shop with EBT or cash, and leave with seasonal food and handmade gifts.

Indoor market with many local vendors for crafts, antiques, and gifts. You shop in comfort, meet makers, and leave with personal finds and simple good food options.

Concord Mills Mall is North Carolina’s largest shopping destination, offering 200+ stores, a movie theater, an aquarium, the NASCAR SpeedPark, and plenty of dining—perfect for a full day out with family or friends.

A downtown collective where Myrtle Beach artists sell paintings, jewelry, glass, woodwork, and textiles in a friendly, ever changing gallery shop.

Barefoot Landing is a waterfront shopping and entertainment hub in North Myrtle Beach, blending local boutiques, fresh seafood and Southern eats, scenic boardwalk strolls, live shows, and year-round events in a laid-back coastal setting.

A large working arts hub where you meet local artists, browse rotating galleries, and buy original work directly from the makers.