Nice gift store in Uptown Lexington, sorry no pics inside. They have a variety of pottery, cards,…read moreclothing and are attached to a coffee shop. Easy parking in front. Near Conrad Hinkle and the court house. Friendly local owners. Since Shoto and the Candy Factory burned down there is a lack of foot traffic Uptown so it is good to get up there and support the local businesses.

With my brother in the hospital recovering from major surgery and me being on the other side of the…read morecontinent, Joyce at Missions Pottery was so kind and compassionate and bent over backwards when I told her I wanted to deliver an African violet plant to my brother in one of Mission Pottery's beautiful pots. She took the time to call a nearby florist (Love Blossoms, an equally wonderful business) and make all of the arrangements for me, and my brother and sister in law couldn't have been more touched when they received this beautiful creation made of love and support from their neighboring businesses. It's businesses like these that restore your faith in humanity and I can't wait to stop in on my next visit to thank them in person !

I am going to a wedding soon with my mom and she was looking for a nice cover-up to wear with her…read moreoutfit so we decided to stop by here. First let me get this point out of the way: a lot of the items in here will cost you a pretty penny, but this is because each piece truly is a work of art. The store is owned/run? by four women who weave and one woman who does a mix of crafts including painting silks and dying other fabrics. There is a wide assortment of fashion items to purchase - jackets, shawls, hats, scarfs, bags, children clothing, jewelery - and a small variety of pottery scattered throughout the store. You really need to just check it out in person to see the great craftsmanship of the items. The saleswoman, who is also one of the artists, was quite nice and even tried to help us find items that might work for my mom. It was so wonderful getting to look at all of the items in this store, I just wish I had a big stack of cash to buy everything. I would like to point out though that not everything is very pricey, just many of the things I was eyeing!

Fine arts and crafts line the walls here at the fiber company. Cool colorful warm socks(my favs)…read morekids handmade clothing, beautiful woven scarves and clothing for adults! There are huge cases of beautiful locally handmade Jewelry and at reasonable prices. I've bought different items from here and they have quickly become my favorites. The selection of handmade goods is top notch and the best quality. There is a huge amount of variety and price ranges within each category. The selections change often as most items are one of a kind handmade. The ladies running the store are always so kind and patient when helping me find what I'm looking for. I love that they have their weaving looms up and going at most all times. It seems so relaxing and peaceful when I go in. A very welcoming vibe, I can't wait to go shopping!!!!

The framing work is always professional looking and timeless. Christopher is exceptional in problem…read moresolving difficult display items.

Excellent selection of contemporary and classic art, with a room devoted to North Carolina Artists.read more

I come here when I come back to visit to get the goods I miss the most. (Authentic grits from the…read moremill, Cookies from Old Salem, apple butter jelly). They also sell awesome BBQ maps of all the great places in the state that you need to visit. Very friendly service and conversation. I have to mention that they have a lot more products as well so make sure you drop in when you are in the area.

Lovely little shop with an impressive selection of stuff made in North Carolina! Food, pottery,…read moreblankets, clothes, music, even toys. I wanted to buy some of it all! The owner is very friendly too. Glad I stopped in and will be back for sure!

When I tell you that I LOVE this store, I really mean it! As an artist living in the small town of…read moreHamlet, I don't have access to true art supply stores nearby. After searching online, I found Jerry's Art Supply Wholesale Club in Greensboro--about an hour and 20 minutes away--and I couldn't be more grateful that I made the trip. From the moment I walked in, I was met with the most genuine and welcoming customer service from Erica and Patricia, who turned what could have been a routine shopping trip into an inspiring and unforgettable experience. Patricia was incredibly kind and attentive while helping me find supplies, and when I shared that I was building an art portfolio for my SCAD application, her encouragement was beyond anything I expected. Normally, I'm not comfortable showing my work to others, but there was something so warm and authentic about Patricia's spirit that I took a leap and shared a few of my completed pieces. Her reaction--her eyes lighting up as she pointed out specific details she loved--made me pause and truly see my own work in a new way. As my own worst critic, this was a moment I'll never forget. I may or may not have given her a surprise hug in my excitement, but she was just that awesome! Then there's Erica--an absolute gem! Her bright, sparkling eyes when talking about art techniques and supplies showed just how passionate she is, not just as an artist but as someone who truly loves her job. Even though she was busy helping other customers, she never made me feel like an inconvenience. She took her time, answered all my questions, and we even geeked out over the dream of owning a set of luxurious Caran D'Ache colored pencils one day! Her patience, knowledge, and enthusiasm made my shopping experience an absolute delight. Coming to Jerry's felt like fate--like the universe placed me there at just the right time to receive the encouragement I needed from Patricia and Erica. Whoever owns this incredible store, please know that you have two of the kindest, most passionate souls representing your business. They made my entire month, and I will absolutely be back! If you're an artist--whether a beginner or a pro--do yourself a favor and visit Jerry's Art Supply Wholesale Club. You won't regret it!

I gotta say, this is one of the best art supply shops I've ever been it. It caters well to artists…read moreof many mediums. High quality paints and markers, GREAT selection of paper. Nothing felt overwhelmingly overpriced, everything was fair ESPECIALLY if you get the $25 annual membership. My only gripe is that there could be a good selection of clay + sculpting materials, but this store focuses heavier on painting/2D traditional arts, which allows for a spectacular selection in those areas. Employees were kind, welcoming, and helpful. Can't recommend this place enough, I will be back!

I absolutely recommend a visit to Time To Stitch in Winston-Salem North Carolina. Staff is warm and…read morewelcoming and very knowledgeable.

I am newer to needlepoint and it's also personal for me as I'm learning after the loss of my…read moreGrandma so this is really special for me. I drove from Charlotte because I had a negative experience at my LNS here. I had some questions and was hoping to match some of my Granny's threads and just learn more about my new hobby. For those who are new, you know it can be really intimidating walking into an LNS. I walked in on a Saturday and was greeted by two friendly ladies both who were so helpful. I worked with one lady on threads and she helped me kit a canvas I brought in. She also answered my questions and made me feel welcomed and valued. Which is important, because some stores (not this one) have this vibe that comes across as rude and if you are new you aren't welcomed. Also if you don't look a certain way and come in like a needlepoint expert (truly it's a harsh community to try to fit into) if you know, you know! This store is worth the drive and I left feeling closer to my Granny and more excited about my new hobby. Thank you for such a friendly experience. The prices of canvas and materials were honestly on point and a better quality and price point than Charlotte and the experience was worth the drive. Everything is an investment and it's nice to spend your money where you're valued and acknowledged. I can't wait to come back! Thank you ladies for everything

What a pretty setting for an art workshop! The Hanes House was really neat to check out. I loved…read morethe interesting furniture and accessories and the wall paper in the hallways! We were participating in a workshop on how to draw a face put on by an art teacher and the NCMA.

SECCA is an absolutely wonderful museum that's free (donations accepted) and open to the public…read more They showcase contemporary artists. You can also see the Hanes House, which once belonged to the Hanes family. This is a special place that Winston-Salem is fortunate to have!

Cons: The staff was chilling with their reception and didn't…read moreappear to be able to bothered enough to get up from their desk EXCEPT to make sure we were not going to take photographs. Pros: The artwork appeared to be creative and aesthetically pleasing. (You wouldn't know because we obliged by not taking photos.)

This gallery is the place to go when you want to get and support local artists. They have…read morescilpture, jewelry, cards, photography, paintings, drawings, ceramics, wooden pieces, fiber arts, you name it. Prices are available from $ to $$$ parking on street but easy to get to. I love it! They always have new things coming in and great place to go for gift shopping too.