The Art Center is home to the Blue Ridge Mountains Arts Association (BRMAA), a nonprofit, member-based arts organization providing multidisciplinary arts education, artist guilds and one of the largest fine arts gallery experiences in North Georgia.…
The Campus Gate Art Gallery hosts exhibitions by nationally recognized professional artists, the annual Juried Student Art Exhibition and two Senior Thesis Exhibitions. Each exhibition has an opening reception where guests can meet and mingle with…
Nestled in the depths of the Appalachian North Georgia Mountains, our pottery is quintessential to providing a deeper meaning to our lives. Be it testifying in the truth of the Word of God and living a life that exemplifies the beauty of something…
Just like a bustling general store from days gone by, Creekside General Store is bursting with just about everything a fan of homemade and handcrafted could dream of. That includes hand-thrown pottery, wood-turned bowls, barnwood frames, handmade…
Visit this small store for all-natural bath & body products made on a small farm in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains. Or shop online for goat milk soaps, body butters, sugar scrubs, bug-off sprays, bath bombs, essential oils and…
Located in beautiful Blue Ridge, in the north Georgia Mountains, Fishbone is a haven for locally made art in a booming mountain art town north of Atlanta. Home to Betty Wassmer Ceramics, Fishbone Gallery features the original creations of this noted…
Handcrafted artisan soaps for a wonderful experience bathing. Check out our body mousse, sugar scrubs, solid body lotions, perfumes, colonge & soy candles.
Welcome to High Country Art and Antique, a charming, eclectic North Georgia art gallery in the heart of historic downtown Blue Ridge. Situated on the southern end of the Blue Ridge Mountains, just an hour and a half north of Atlanta, we offer an…
Warm fuzzy alpaca combined with cool hard glass! Have you heard of slow food? Well this is slow art. We breed, raise and shear our own alpacas. The fiber is then hand dyed and felted to create unique wearable art. Most pieces are accented with hand…
Located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, the beauty of nature surrounds us. At Mountain Heritage Handcraft, the work is sometimes sculptural, sometimes functional and often original in design. Brooms and baskets are handmade the old…
Growing up in Blairsville, GA, I watched in amazement as my grandmother created pottery in her little shop. Today, I use her same potter’s wheel and kiln to create pottery of my own, as well as hand formed sculptural pieces. Inspired by my…
Sheryl Holstein has been studying pottery from accomplished potters through the John C. Campbell Folk School since the fall of 2002. She began creating pottery under the name Mountain Oak Pottery, and is continuously learning new and different…
Multitudes Gallery in Blue Ridge, Georgia, features the art of hand blown glass. We represent over 75 nationally and internationally known glass artists from all over the United States. In addition, we feature the work of regional artists in jewelry…
William “Bill” Oyster is a full-time career bamboo fly rod maker with a workshop in one of the south’s most authentic mountain towns (Blue Ridge, GA). Each Oyster Bamboo Fly Rod is intensely hand crafted. Bill is the only…
Pouting Cow Folk Art is a small gallery shop in Ellijay that features wonderful works by local and regional artists.
Arthur Millican Jr. is a former Disney artisan now relocated to the small community of Blairsville, in the beautiful North Georgia Blue Ridge Mountains. His working experiences include years at Disney as an artist and model maker, and later…
The works of American craftsmen and artisans is the focus at Sundance Gallery. Here, owner Julie Willer has created an amazing collection of made-in-America pottery, woodcraft, glass art, jewelry and more — with many of the items crafted right here…
Sunrise Grocery is a little country market with something for everyone! First open for business in this picturesque setting in the early 1920’s, we are one of the oldest businesses in Union County — and we can sure tell some stories about our…
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