Lovely little store, very nice help, I got some yarn and a new scissors. they wrapped my purchase…read moreso pretty!

Always happy to stumble upon a yarn store when on vacation. The best excuse to buy yarn is when it…read morecan double as a souvenir LOL. Thought they had a good range of prices/styles/colors and mix of bigger brands/local brands. They also wrap everything in a delightful, present like fashion.

This is such a fun spot to buy new art supplies. They have an amazing variety for being a smaller…read morelocation. I do my best to support this place versus a bigger art/craft store. It is also such a beautiful building.

Mo?......Mo? Are you there? Newishly relocated to a cool…read moreold church building, Mo has found its forever home. I'm really at Mo's for one reason and that's spray paint and paint pens. While they have all kinds of cool things..... wait I did buy my neighbor Bill a pair of Vincent VanGogh socks and a tiny bendable man model... I usually buy spray paint. The staff is pretty friendly and knowledgeable. When they see me they head stead the they can cages to unlock them and if you see there's one color completely out of stock, well I'm sorry it was probably me. Convenient on street parking or theres a lot which is super duper cool. You're a bit closer yo me now Mo and I'm really happy about that.

I remember passing by this cute shop in September. Very unique handmade masks they even had Squid…read moregame themed masks. Absolutely unique, and beautiful masks. I would definitely come back here in NOLA to purchase for a special occasion!

Business owner is really nice. He made a lot of the masks. They are the best I've seen in NOLA…read more Amazing selection!

This is a great shop showcasing art work and jewelry from local artists. Paintings, pottery, mixed…read moremedia, jewelry and candles all from the local area. Great souvenirs if you are visiting or if you are a local, something to add to your personal collection.

From the owner: Pottery Fine Art for the home…read moreLocal gifts and souvenirs

What a wonderful find on Royal Street. The handmade toys were the perfect gift ideas for our little…read morebesties. There are choices for toddlers, young kids and adults alike. I wanted to play with everything in the shop.

Amazing wood works. Small wooden musical instruments. A good amount of wooden kids toys. Kitchen…read moreutensils. Great unique gift place.

Boom Boom Esther is the champ. Set us up with quantity Zulu…read morethemed throws for our GK-2026 float ride. Good discounts if you tell her you want "a lot" (like over 700). Boom Boom

This is one of my annual stops. This year I bought some stuff to make a wreath, a few specialty…read morebeads, a boa to glue on an umbrella I also bought here, and some headbands. This place is so much fun! Last year I bought a door sign that reads, "where you beignet?" as well as NFL and NBA beads, 4th of July beads, and all kinds of stuff I ended up having to ship back to Indiana! I spent a fortune but it's not an expensive place at all. So fun!

I've tried three of their throwing classes and thought it was really affordable with their BIPOC…read morefellowship prices. Though the studio is old, each class provides EVERYTHING you need to practice on the wheel - clay, tools, aprons, etc. You have to pay extra per piece you want to fire and we didn't get free reign with glazes and trimming (the instructors do it for you). But I didn't mind for the price, and it makes it easier for those who take the class to spend it entirely on honing in the art of throwing. Overall a great start for beginners who have always wanted to try ceramics! They really create a safe space for you to mess up and learn. Taught by experienced instructors, Byrdie's has reasonable membership prices as well!

I love this spot. Really good quality and craftsmanship, and the artists clearly have time to play…read moreand express themselves and end up with lovely creations that are one of a kind.

So happy with the framing service I received from Brandy at Michaels today! I want to begin…read moretracking my families travels with a push pin world map and Brandy executed my request perfectly and timely. She dry mounted a map I had previously purchased online, and helped me pick out the appropriate push pin size. I was so pleased with her service I had another map dry mounted as well and gifted to my Godson who's learning the 50 states. Brandy also provided the hooks needed to hang both maps. If you have a framing project, go to Micheal's and ask for Brandy. Tell her Ashley sent you lol!

Ghetto employees. Terrible employees but good selection of…read morestuff. These employees here wouldn't be hired at McDonald's or Wendy's. Don't dare ask them any question without them making you feel like a complete moron... when they literally are adults ...working at Michael's. Never stepping foot in here again.

It's kinda cool. Some vendors with hand made things, art and knick-knacks, and such. Hats, clothes,…read moregeneral open market stuff. They had a trio providing entertainment. Food vendors. I got a fried catfish, some mac and cheese, and a sweet potato pie. The catfish batter was super salty. The mac and cheese used some thick shells instead of macaroni (The mac in mac and cheese)!!! The cheese was bland. Bad food day. It was kind of hot and rainy, so we only stayed long enough to see all the vendors and eat.

I happened to just stumble into this cute art market on a Saturday afternoon. This outdoor market…read morecovers a lot of bases and sells everything from homemade arts and crafts to clothing and other household items. I liked the way the market is organized and it flows well, however I would have spent more time in the "indoor" area if they had had a fan going- it was sweltering in there. They also have a selection of well priced food and drinks, if you want to pass by and grab something for lunch. The vendors were very friendly and were happy to tell me all about their crafts and everything seemed to be priced fairly.

Pandemic update: For December 2020, the Market has moved to…read moreCity Park on the Great Lawn across from the Peristyle. It is much smaller than the usual December markets at Palmer Park but it is well spread out. It is happening every Saturday until Christmas. You enter from the Dreyfous Dr side of the Great Lawn, where you leave your info for contact tracing and they have hand sanitizer. The whole area is taped off and we are trusted to be adults and comply; but in case you aren't a good citizen, there is a security guard nearby. There were 20-30 vendors selling their wares. Everyone was masked and I was glad to see more and more vendors were excepting e-payments. Great way to support local artists and get some amazing presents for your loved one or you!

Fabulous way to shop local and support artists. In what other way can you gather gifts for multiple…read morepeople, under an hour all in the same place? Even better, the Black Friday/small business Saturday offered some amazing deals! For under $100 I got gifts at 4 different booths for 3 people!