A product of the art movement in Montgomery, this is where the movers and shakers come to express…read morethemselves. There's nothing "small-town" about this grandiose Gallery. You can shop local handmade goods, throw an event, or just take a stroll and soak up the vibe. As soon as I walked in, I was amazed. The bright fluorescent light outside will attract you. Park alongside the street and give them a call just in case their at the next door business (which is equally amazing). I sensed a chill yet refined vibe and the place has affordable art. I'm used to walking into galleries only to see art that is extremely expensive. I took a handmade abanico with me and it's my favorite purchase from Montgomery. They have a nice back area that overlooks a lounge area with couches. The whole place is super trendy and I'm glad I totally photographed the entire spot. As usual, the art rotated and showcases different artists from the area from time to time. I love this place so much. I could literally hug the walls.

This was such a lovely gallery that consists of local art pieces. All the volunteers are so sweet,…read moreand I have been multiple times to see the new art pieces up.

From the owner: SAC's Gallery is a Montgomery, Alabama Art Gallery dedicated to furthering Regional Art through…read moreeducation and community outreach. We provide a forum for regional artisans to showcase their original work and provide information and education in the arts to the public. Our institution is a non-profit, 501 (c) 3 charitable organization recognized by the State of Alabama. Our "Society" is often referred to as "SAC's", a nickname derived from the acronym for "Society of Arts and Crafts". Our Mission SAC's is committed to the advancement of art education and art appreciation for all ages and stages of life. The society actively pursues this goal by: 1) Offering art and craft classes 2) Sponsoring art and craft demonstrations to organizations such as schools, nursing homes, and other civic organizations and clubs 3) Sponsoring art shows and art competitions 4) Promoting regional art 5) Providing regional artists and artisans with an outlet to present their work through SAC's Gallery, our non-profit, co-op art gallery

Nightmare experience. They damaged a piece of art that I brought them and devalued it. I would…read morenever do business with this place again.

The shrimp enchiladas with chipotle cream was awesome and delicious. My wife ate a chicken mole…read moreenchiladas and it was very tasty. You cannot leave Taos without stopping by this restaurant.

I pass Ed's on my way to work everyday, so I decided to stop in a few months ago when I had some…read moreframing needs, not knowing anywhere else in Montgomery. It turned out to be a great choice. Ed runs the shop solo and has been in business for 30 or so years, if I'm remembering correctly. He's very friendly and was expert in helping me pick out decent looking frames and mats for what I had, and advising on the sizing of the prints. I suspect you probably pay a little more than at a chain place, but I don't have much basis for comparison. A great old fashioned small business -- he even trusted me leave with the framed prints and come back the next day with a check. Definitely recommended.

I do love a free museum and I love beautiful artworks, so stopping at the Montgomery Museum of Fine…read moreArts felt like an easy yes as we were passing through Alabama, especially since the museum offers free entry and free parking and keeps generous hours most days of the week . The building sits inside the Blount Cultural Park, and once you step inside you realize how much there is to see here, from American paintings to regional art to a wide range of decorative works drawn from a collection of more than 4,000 pieces. We ended up spending about two hours wandering through the galleries, which felt just right for a relaxed visit before getting back on the road. The museum's layout makes it easy to move from one gallery to the next without feeling rushed, and the mix of sculptures, paintings, and glasswork keeps things interesting, especially when you turn a corner and find something completely different in tone or scale. The Caddell Sculpture Garden adds another dimension to the experience, offering an outdoor space designed for reflection and seasonal change. Accessibility is clearly a priority here, with elevators to all floors, seating throughout the galleries, accessible restrooms, and even EnChroma glasses available for color‑blind visitors upon request . Free Wi‑Fi is available indoors and outdoors, and the museum shop has been recently renovated to highlight work by regional artists, which makes it a pleasant final stop before heading out again though they were only accepting cash today as the credit card machine was broken. All in all, it's the kind of museum that rewards both a quick visit and a longer stay, and it's absolutely worth the stop if you're anywhere near Montgomery. [Review 306 of 2026 - 287 in Alabama - 25494 overall]

Really exceptional art collection in a lovely location…read more Worth your time and money!! Finding the location and parking were both easy. Gift shop was not entirely wonderful...no compelling "must buys"