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 an eclectic store with diverse / pretty cool art from local artists. I enjoyed my visit and…read morebought some unique arts. I recommend this store if you are looking for a nice souvenir.

10-15 local artists of all mediums: photography, jewelry, ceramics, oils, watercolors, metal, etc.read more

Im not originally from here but I have a huge appreciation for the handmade throws from krewes and…read morefabulous headpieces on Mardi Gras day. I've been wanting to get into crafting more and have really struggled to find anything like what Nola Craft Culture offers. I realized everything I've been struggling to buy elsewhere was available for reasonable price. And amazing quality. I can't wait to come to a class and learn how to make a shoe or paint a house flower!

There is a nice selection here. However, they do discriminate against people who do not follow…read moretheir opinions. It's sad when a good business would rather shun away its customers because they don't have the same opinion.

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!

I applied as a vendor. I gave the application fee. Sadly I was rejected! Iv been part of the…read morecommunity for decades in Colorado but I'm quickly discovering Louisiana compared to Colorado.,. well need I say more. Feels clickish. Save your 20 bucks.

Friendly, helpful, knowledgeable... Just an amazing place…read more I will return everything I go to New Orleans.

Small space chock-full of yarns and needlepoint supplies. The two workers weren't the friendliest…read moreto me, mostly all business, plus one said something not so nice against two of my favorite yarn brands, Rowan and Colinette... That said, they had what I was looking for and I asked if one skein (of my two Koigu I got) could be wound into a ball. I also declined the fancy wrapping as I'm traveling. So, a pretty low-maintenance customer that they didn't treat so great even though I made a purchase...

Stopped in and got a few pieces of handmade jewelry for Xmas and today stopped in and got a…read morebeautiful succulent in a vintage vase for my home. Love love supporting local artists especially in these times! About 10 vendors in there. Must see !

I feel like I reviews this space last year... maybe under a different name. Welp this is the name…read morenow. It has a sign above the big garage doors and everything! I feel like this is sort of related to Zele across the street since they share a couple of artists, but there are unique items here and they have changed up slightly on the weekends that I've been in. Plus there's a rug store in the back which I haven't really checked out since I have beaucoup rugs. Each booth is separate so you pay each artist or their designee individually. There is jewelry and pottery and paintings and prints and photos and an assortment of items. If you are a fan of Cary Chun Lee's cat paintings, he is often painting at his booth in the marketplace and also sells originals not just prints. Great spot to find the perfect item that you didn't know you needed.

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.

Fun spot to check out on interesting souvenirs too!…read more In the heart of NOLA and on the way to beignets! It represents the city life here with the items offered.

T-shirts, masks & posters! They have a huge selection for tourists and locals alike. Plus, they are…read moresuper friendly. This is one of the best places to get lots of cool Mardi Gras items for you and your visitors!

so fun! feels like a scholastic book fair for adults. worker was so nice and knowledgeable about…read moreall the products. would definitely come again?

Cool shop to check out with many unique trinkets from local artists. Found some amazing hanging…read moresculpture houses by Tamart NOLA and had to get one as a souvenir. Staff was chill and told me about how all of the animals in the shop are real?! It was fun petting the dolled up taxidermied rats and exploring upstairs.

Been trying to get there for a few weeks when I saw there a seller of the popular Lamy fountain…read morepens. And wow they have a great selection. More than I thought. The lady who helped me was so familiar with fountain pens I thought she could be the owner but I don't think that's the case. Just passionate about the stuff there. Really helpful! I was so focused on the pens I didn't have time to look for other stuff but did score a great deal on a pen tray for the desk. And to make the experience 10x better was the golden doodle puppy! Absolutely the sweetest pup! Made the out of the way stop there super homey. Will definitely go back.

Stopped in for some fountain pen accessories and paper. I left empty handed after whomever was…read moreworking followed me around the store while making exasperated, gruff noises while pretending to clean. Did not ask if I needed help, just kept slamming things around while I tried to shop. I asked if he was ok and if the last customers made a mess. (The 3 drunk ladies that were shopping ahead of me were treated with upmost courtesy.) They have a fine selection of stationary etc. Nothing to die for, though I would have loved to have picked up a magnifying glass. While I understand theft is probably high on this area, this was just rude behavior. Avoid.