The Mobile Museum of Art offers an amazing, diverse array of art and artists with exhibits, special…read moreeducational talks, classes, and fun activities for the whole family. On Thursdays the museum is open from 10:00 am to 9:00 pm and there is no charge to visit the museum. You won't be disappointed. There is always something interesting to see and learn for every age. Last Thursday evening, my daughter, granddaughter and I attended the event inspired by the Aminah Robinson exhibit. We enjoyed making an art project, seeing local talented artists and their work, hearing moving poetry and live jazz, eating delicious food and visiting Aminah's art exhibit again. It was a spectacular evening attended by interesting people enjoying the night together. Cudos to the museum staff, Art After Dark: Aminah Robinson Thursday, August 6 | 6 - 9 pm You can learn about upcoming events by visiting mobilemuseumofart.com

I really enjoyed my time here. It had been a few years since I had attended. The front desk…read morepersonnel are incredibly friendly. However, the lady running the gift shop never looked at me and never spoke to me - nothing. The gift shop was a very negative experience as a result.

Always did beautiful work for my handicapped mother's needs. Friendly, professional, caring with…read morespot on alterations. Highly recommend.

What I loved about this establishment was the staff - super friendly and polite. What delightful…read morepeople. I think that it is probably a better source for garment clothing fabric than quilting. Their section of quilting fabric was quite small. They did have some nifty notions and a pretty good selection of fat quarters. All of the quilting supplies are to the right of the front door as you enter. Nice clean restroom, one of the things that is important in a quilt store. Not sure it is worth a stop if you are visiting the area but looks like a great class resource for locals. And they sure hire friendly people!

I've been passing this store for a year and thinking of stopping in. I finally did today and I'm…read morehooked. Anytime I'm searching for the perfect gift, this is my new go-to spot! They have some beautiful pottery, locally made butcher block cutting boards, pillow covers, painted backpacks, bags and cross body purses, jewelry, door hangers, local artwork, wine glasses and tumblers, candles and wax melts, including my favorite, Bon Secour Candles, and much more! In addition to accessories for you and your home, they have a few clothing items for kids, both new and upscale consignments, as well as a few adult tshirts. They also have someone who does custom monogramming. The prices are great and the employees are very friendly. Definitely don't wait a year to stop in!

We stopped in here around lunch and was pleasantly surprised. The store has a variety of items all…read morefrom the local community and artist. There is anything from pottery, art, jewelry, home decor, soaps, kid clothing, and so much more. We were able to find some unique gifts. The lady running the shop was upbeat and helpful and made the experience even more fun. She gift wrapped our purchases and added cute touches for that personal feel.

In search of a local yarn store, Knitmap returned this cute little marketplace. After locating it,…read morewe walked into a cool little store stocked with yarn and other gifts. The marketplace had a nice selection of Plymouth, Sugar and Cream, and Encore yarns. I found a great selection of DK weight baby yarns. My friend found some nice sock yarn. As I was checking out, I found some cute ornaments for Christmas. I spied some other neat Alabama and Mobile inspired gifts all around. It's a neat store that was worth the trip to find some yarn.

Awesome choices in jewelry and paintings. Shelley Ingersoll, the owner and silversmith, is so very…read moretalented!

Love this warm little shop, great art, speciality soaps, and a variety of pottery. The owners are…read morelocal and friendly. I purchased some adorable metal flowers. I will definitely be going back!

Extremely nice, very unique items and not the same stuff you see at other shops. Very friendly, I…read moregot a really nice hand made cross for a grandchild's room at a more than fair price.

What a fabulous little boutique nested in downtown Fairhope…read more The sale rack by the front door is too good to pass up. I recently bought an $88 dress marked down to only $10. That's enough to lure you in the door, and as soon as you walk in, you'll see the stunning jewelry. The clothing is beautiful and unique. They don't overstock, so every lady in town won't be wearing your favorite new outfit. The shoes won't disappoint either! Private Gallery has trendy and good quality clothing, shoes and jewelry for every event, business, casual or special occasion. The prices are very reasonable too, unless you get something off the sale rack, in which case, they're super inexpensive.

PB&J kids is a local treasure and world renowned for faithfully supplying quality sewing notions,…read morefabrics, laces, patterns and classes to preserve the lost art of heirloom sewing. Previous reviewer cluelessly wrote they don't have a cutting table and instead rip fabric. That tells the experienced sewist something valuable: they sell only high quality fabrics and won't sell you botched cut fabric. Ripping fabric or pulling threads is how you keep fabric on grain. This isn't hobby lobby so prepare to step into a world beyond hobby sewing and take in the expertise available to you! I only wish they had a location in Baldwin county so I didn't have to drive so far from Fairhope!

This is a lovely shop if you are interested in sewing heirloom children's clothing. They have…read morefabrics and patterns for exactly that kind of project. It's quite a specialized store and not at all a quilt shop, it's mislabeled in Yelp. I have never done that kind of sewing myself and was disappointed that the targeted customer was not clearly explained. We drove out of our way to come here. I had even called ahead of time and the message doesn't state the mission of the shop either. If I did that kind of sewing, however, I would not let my kids anywhere near PB & J while they were wearing it