Shopping & Local Artisans

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.

Two floors of North Carolina art, helpful staff, and an in house frame shop make Art Cellar Gallery an easy and rewarding stop near Sugar Mountain.

Saturday market at Daniel Boone Park with local produce, baked goods, and a strong artisan section. Come early, bring a tote, and talk with the makers.

A welcoming downtown Mooresville gallery for handmade jewelry, art, and meaningful gifts with helpful service and strong ties to working 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.

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

A friendly gallery and framing studio featuring local artists, custom framing, and occasional classes on Ben Sawyer Boulevard in Mount Pleasant.

Locally focused gift and art shop with vintage accents on Highway 17 South. You browse relaxed, talk with staff, and find one of a kind pieces from regional makers.

Birkdale Village is a lively open-air district of boutiques, eateries, and local shops, with tree-lined streets, seasonal events, and a laid-back vibe perfect for leisurely afternoons with family or friends.

A well-curated Park Circle marketplace featuring dozens of local makers and vintage vendors offering furniture, art, vinyl, plants, gifts, and more.

Historic working cheese shop with a factory viewing room, a broad selection of house cheeses and local goods, and friendly staff who help you choose with confidence.

Set in the heart of Charleston since 1804, this lively four-block market hosts 300+ local vendors, from famed sweetgrass basket weavers to makers bearing the Certified Authentic: Handmade in Charleston seal—an essential stop for genuine Lowcountry crafts, food, and culture.