This three story building which first opened as a seltzer in 1910 serves as an art gallery and gift…read moreshop for the Community Council for the Arts. Beautiful displays of multiple art forms from both local artists and supporting those in third world countries. When Covid isn't happening the building also serves as a spec event venue and is rented out. Open weekends between Thanksgiving and Christmas for unique holiday shopping.

The Community Council for the Arts displays the work of local artists. Jamil Burton was having a…read moreshow while I was in town. The building is a beautiful place to view the artwork. There is also a gift shop with many unique items.

Omg. This is a beautiful art gallery and a hidden gem. If you like art you'll love this place. We…read moreare so glad we found it.

I love this art gallery. The owner is so friendly and down to earth. When you come in and you see…read morethis all the different abstracts and art flows is truly amazing the talent she has. You will never find another Art gallery or another creation that's at the Horton Morton Art Gallery at any other gallery.

This is a lovely art gallery with selections from pottery, to woodwork, to jewelry, to paint,…read morescratch art, and on and on. The owner knew about each and every artist and their work, which is expected I know, but she featured a lot of artists and knew about each of them. Her prices were very fair. We left with a beautiful wooden cheese board and two spreaders. I could have bought so much more though.

From the owner: Lemonade is an art gallery with working art studios, specializing in wearable silk art, jewelry,…read moreportraits, oils and watercolors, pottery and woodworking. We now offer Permanent Jewelry.

This art gallery is truly a hidden gem right in the heart of downtown. I've walked passed the front…read moredoor over two dozen times and didn't look twice, which I'm now kicking myself over. It's all thanks to Rod O. for his stellar review that I made my way to Adam Cave Fine Art and I can assure you I will return. The gallery itself is in an old building directly on Hargett Street (next door to Landmark Tavern). Walk up the old, creaky, wooden steps to a beautiful, open room with hardwood floors, bright natural lighting and paintings hung all around. The gallery consists of three separate rooms and has rotating exhibits every 1.5 months or so. The current exhibit, David Dunlop, is an incredible treat to view with beautiful nature and city scenes painted on aluminum with oils (exhibit on display until April 19th!) Although there were only a handful of people upon our visit, Adam Cave, the owner, was greeting everyone and interacting with them on a personal level. There was also complimentary cheese and wine being offered which was a very classy touch on a Sunday afternoon. I checked the website to see if there was a calendar of events so you'd know when they'd be offering these type of perks in the future, but didn't see any information. I did sign up for the e-mail per Adam's request, so hopefully I'll be updated on future events and exhibits through that. Adam Cave Fine Art Gallery is definitely a must visit during First Friday, and will now certainly be on my list (and it's so convenient to anyone already downtown!) I highly recommend giving the gallery a try, I guarantee anyone that appreciates art will appreciate the gallery and you can't help but feel you've stepped back in time as you walk up the flight of steps into a world of beauty in a beautifully restored building.

From the owner: Adam Cave Fine Art is a Raleigh, NC art gallery offering paintings, prints, and sculpture by over…read more25 regional and nationally known artists.

I attended an event at this establishment but found it in poor taste. The owners were busy getting…read moreintoxicated and calling themselves the b word. I'll stick to events run by adults.

While visiting edenton, North Carolina we stopped into this town sponsored art gallery. It was…read morepretty interesting and featured art from lots of different local artist. It was lots of different styles and forms, including paintings jewelry and metal sculptures. We didn't buy anything but we're tempted by a few items. If you are visiting edenton this is a great way to spend a half hour or so.

While visiting the Edenton waterfront I wondered into the Chowan Arts Council Gallery. They have…read moremade excellent use of the house by having gallery art on every available nook and cranny. Thankfully it is visually pleasing to explore the gallery. The two ladies that were volunteering their time on this day were conversational and friendly. Didn't go in with the intention of making a purchase, but I did purchase hand crafted jewelry for a photo session and to support the gallery.

What a unique artsy place to visit while downtown Wilson by the Whirlygig park. The artist herself…read morewas busy at work on one her bejeweled dog statues. Up cycling at its very best, check out the hot wheels within a tire. I found the wine corks and strategically placed corkscrew quite interesting. Keep on creating!

Amazing art gallery! Always good vibes! The owner is so sweet and really has a passion for art,…read moreand also with getting your own creative juices flowing. Amazing pieces from all sizes. It's such a welcoming and beautiful place to visit. Def one of my fav places to go to in Wilson! They sometimes hold events with music, food, and drinks! You HAVE to go here! You won't regret it!