Shopping & Local Artisans

Riverfront working studios where you meet Greenville artists, see work in progress, and buy original art in a calm downtown setting.

A multi level landmark gift shop on Ocean Boulevard where you explore a huge mix of coastal decor, shells, jewelry, and locally made items at your own pace.

An open air market on the Village Green at Patrick Square with local farms, artisan makers, and easy parking. You shop fresh, meet vendors, and support Clemson.

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.

An open air exhibit and marketplace at Memorial Waterfront Park where you meet sweetgrass basket makers, learn the craft’s history, and buy directly from local artists.

A lively, year-round market where locals and visitors meet farmers and artisans for fresh produce, small-batch foods, and handmade goods—showcasing Davidson’s community spirit and commitment to sustainability.

Open air shopping beside Coligny Beach with local boutiques, galleries, and practical beach gear. Easy parking, bike access, and a relaxed, walkable layout.

A gallery shop in downtown Aiken featuring rotating, functional work by local artists, with clear labels, helpful staff, and easy access inside the Aiken Center for the Arts.

A refined downtown boutique for equestrian art, jewelry, leather goods, and apparel, with helpful staff and a steady rotation of work by regional artists.

Distractions Art Studio is a welcoming drop-in space where all ages can relax, create at their own pace, and choose from projects like ceramics, canvas, wood art, mosaics, and metal or glass painting to make something uniquely their own.

Trailside market and cafe where you shop local produce, meat, dairy, and baked goods, then relax with coffee and stecca bread sandwiches.

Large indoor market with antiques, local art, jewelry, and home goods from many vendors, plus easy parking on Old Trolley Road.