The Mattie King Davis Art Gallery is part of the Beaufort Historic Site. It is located inside the…read moreHistoric Rustell House that was built in 1732. I was told that it is the oldest art gallery in Carteret County. I've been to Beaufort many times but it was my first time in this gallery. I'm not sure how I missed it but it may have been closed when I was there. I was here during the Art Walk so I am not sure if there are normally so many artists' works to see but I loved the variety of art from oils to acrylics to water colors to glass to jewelry. I think there was pottery too. It was more crowded than I like to visit so I am sure I could use another visit but the quality of the work was outstanding. I look forward to returning on a quieter day.

Amazing service and excellent style. I started shopping when I lived in Swansboro and continue to…read morehours away from home. The quality holds up beautifully even after years. Staff is great at helping with guests and also amazing at holding items for any occasion each piece of jewelry, unique and personal to each customer. Looking forward to buying more !! shoutout madi

What a cute little jewelry shop! I originally stopped in for ice cream (which they unfortunately…read moredon't serve anymore), but am so happy I did! The lady working was so nice and helpful, and the jewelry pieces were unique and beautiful! Mostly coastal themed pieces, but not overly-so. Everything was very reasonably priced. I bought a charm that was on a necklace, and they took off the price of the necklace since I didn't need it. I will definitely be returning here for jewelry and gifts.

My favorite shop on Hatteras Island! They definitely got…read moremost of my "souvenir " money in the way of yarn and jewelry. Also bought some crochet hooks and an embroidery kit as a gift. Loved their yarn bowls, pottery, and jewelry selection. My friend also bought a $50 bag of self-selected discount yarn. We came for the yarn- they have two full rooms dedicated to it, with some nice name brands and quality fibers, some hand dyed locally, others from as far away as Australia. Broad variety of weights, fibers, and colors, almost had everything I was looking for. One thing I might suggest adding to the inventory is some beach-themed drop spindles and some roving (spinning fiber), grown and dyed in NC. We visited twice in the one week of our stay. The guy at the register is somewhat brusque but he's a hoot. The woman in charge of the yarn room was very sweet and helpful. There are two big well behaved shop dogs, but I recommend leaving your own pets at home, they are probably not allowed. All in all, we had a great time shopping and will be back next year- maybe with some of our projects made from the yarns we bought.

While in Hatteras I laid eyes on this awesome tree wrapped in knit & crochet and said "I've GOT to…read morestop here!!!" So glad I did. Of course I bought yarn to add to my stash, but I also got a pair of drift wood knitting needles I can't wait to use! This place had local art pieces, gift items, and some really pretty yarn! I really enjoyed my visit here and look forward to returning next time I visit Hatteras.