I was looking everywhere for a magnet I liked showing the St Simons lighthouse and I finally found…read moreit here. The price is on par with the other shops in St Simons. They have all kinds of souvenirs and things kids would want. Service was great as my purchase was carefully wrapped so it wouldn't break.

We sought out this shop because they have a penny press machine (a family hobby), and wound up…read moreperusing the beach merch for half an hour. Pretty much everything you could need for your adventure on the shore is here, along with thousands of ocean related knickknacks. A great place to spend your time and money.

Great selection of top quality art in a large variety of media. One artist was available to speak…read moreto about her art that she was showing. Another cashier was also available to talk to. They also had books from local authors. The prices were very reasonable for smaller pieces of art. (Doesn't carry art supplies.)

Jekyll Island Arts Association is housed in historic Goodyear Cottage in the Historic District on…read moreJekyll Island. The JIAA hosts art festivals and other events throughout the year, in addition to offering classes in a variety of art mediums. They have a pottery guild on the basement level, a store on the first floor, and classes upstairs. JIAA's store offers art created by its members, and they completely empty and restock the gallery every few months. There are dozens of artists' work on display; paintings, sculpture, fiber arts, pottery, even origami. It is so inspiring to walk through and look at everything. Prices range from as little as $5 or $10 for a crafty item, all the way up to the thousands for large paintings. Most of the art pays homage to the Golden Isles region, which makes it a special place to find a one-of-a-kind souvenir. I bought pottery pieces at the JIAA spring festival 2023, and a painting in Jan 2024. I smile every time I see these pieces in my home. JIAA members run the store, and often there is a member at a demonstration table working on their art during store hours, which is a very cool touch. Many members are retirees who live on the island and bring artistic experiences from all over the world, so for an arts center, this place draws from a diverse pool of talent, and a caucus of expertise. In other words, this place is beautifully appointed and well run!

This is my favorite shop on Jekyll Island. Everything appears to be made by local artists or at…read moreleast artists in the US southeast. Beautiful handmade pieces of jewelry and decor. The lady who owns the store is very gracious. It is a bit hard to find because it's behind another store. It's worth finding though!

Fake, led to believe real silver and pearls w rounded pink shells, plastic…read more Im allergic to metals that arent pure, well one piece broke and it was silver painted plaster. Pd $$$. She wont take back even after i called w in 15 min. Not goid business

This Gift Shop is at the Mosaic Museum on Jekyll Island. It has a small footprint; but, it is…read morepacked with a lot of very cool Jekyll Island and Georgia souvenirs, dishes, jewelry, clothing, books, Warmies, Home furnishings, art decor, and other JI accoutrement. Everything is very organized. I was impressed with the Christmas ornaments of each of the cottages. A great take-home gift for the cottage that you toured. Really nicely curated.

Located within the "Historic Stables" that once housed the horses of the wealthy and elite you'll…read morenot only find the Jekyll Island Museum but the Jekyll Island Museum Gift Shop as well. For me the museum didn't amount to much, which is probably why its free of charge give away, but I found the Museum Gift Shop to be a nice place to pick up souvenirs, some really good quality items they refer to as being of the Jekyll Island Collection, books on the history of Jekyll Island Museum as well as some surrounding areas where you can view the old horse stalls of such notables as Joseph Pulitzer. This gift shop along with most of the others you'll find within the Jekyll Island Historic District are rather first class as opposed to the cheap stuff most often found in such tourist shops.

This is one of the coolest and best curated shops in the JI historic district. So many cool…read moreconsumables, souvenirs (gifts for the family when you return home) and items related to Georgia. It also has a very effective AC system to offer a nice respite from the Georgia heat. This would be a 'must-visit ' for anybody walking through the historic district. The shop is in the original boiler room building for the area so you will see an oversized chimney to the building. Georgia hospitality practiced here as well.

Georgia Grown is mostly specialty foods and candles, all grown/made in GA. There are tees made from…read moreGA cotton. The trucker hats and other non-food items had GA on them, but for those, I took "made in GA" to mean designed there. They had a cold case as well as shelf stable goods; plenty to enjoy while visiting, or to take home as gifts. The associate was very knowledgeable and forthcoming about everything she knew of all the products (and it was a lot). Jekyll Island Authority has taken over most stores in the former JI Club servants' quarters shops. Prices are reasonable-to-high, and quality and selection is decent. You will find the stores each have their own personality and merch does not overlap (maybe a couple items in a couple stores, but that's it).

Great place, excellent service. Owner has an exquisite eye for selecting mats and frames…read more Also gallery for local artists and good source for art supplies with good prices.

I needed a specific sized pastel board for an art lesson. Although they didn't stock that size,…read morethey were kind enough to cut a larger one that they did have, to my specifications. Very friendly and knowledgeable lady in charge of store. I was amazed at the variety of supplies they stock. Will definitely go back.

Great old time hardware store ! They have a vast array of items in inventory. Prices are…read morecompetitive with the big box stores but the service provided at Central is outstanding. They sell loose nails, they cut window glass, window screen, rope. If they don't have it, they will do their best to get it for you. I cant say enough good things about this store.

The best hardware store in the area. Old time store with great service. They will also special…read moreorder items if they can get them, so you don't have to go to a big box store!

We found this place while looking for a local art gallery! This is a beautiful space with a large…read morevariety of...get this....local art! We loved perusing the exhibits and chatting with one of the artists. It is welll worth it to find this gallery snuggled into a strip mall. Thanks!

ArtTrends Gallery represents nine local artists with paintings and sculpture ranging in subject…read morematter from figurative to abstract landscapes. The interior is bright and welcoming and one of the artists is on duty during the day to chat and answer questions. Open from 10 to 4, Tuesday thru Saturday. They also offer gift certificates!