This place was such a pleasant part of my day! Ms. Teresa was so sweet, she made us so comfortable…read moreand even have us recommendations. We got the candle in the scent "butt naked" and it smelled divine! I want to make this place my weekend stop now. I loved how mush variety they have! She even let me sample the porch peach tea!

Absolutely stop in and prepare to spend some time because every inch of the place is good! This is…read morelike going to the best estate sale and want it all. Every step is like finding a treasure and then you look up then over then down and you haven't moved! It is a girl's best friend and you need your friends so you can see more. The service was wonderful. She was so sweet and nice and showed us so much more inventory and information. It is on the pricer side but I am here for it. It is a lovely place.

What a beautiful Gallery and venue for a rehearsal dinner. The art was amazing the owners warm and…read morewelcoming. If you are in Memphis stop by and check them out!

I'm here several times a month for various events. Very reasonable rental prices. The staff are…read moregreat. The spaces can be transformed to fit any event theme. The one downside is parking. Which is to be expected with downtown venues. This location is great for weddings, birthdays, brunch and more.

A nice gallery located near the Riverfront on South Main. Most of the pieces have an earthy,…read moreslightly or obviously abstract feel. Not a lot of extremely modern pieces. Featuring paintings in various mediums, photography, jewelry, and some items that would be hard to categorize, it's a nice place to look. Not really my style, but nice, nonetheless.

We explored Crosstown Concourse this weekend when we visiting my brother in law in Memphis, and…read moreCrosstown Arts was a highlight for sure! Crosstown Arts is a free gallery within the Concourse that features temporary exhibits. When we visited, we were blown away by an exhibit: "Give a Damn! Music + Activism at Stax Records." The exhibit featured artifacts (including Isaac Hayes's office desk and outfits worn on stage by Stax artists like Johnnie Taylor and Isaac Hayes), music, rare photos, and original artwork created by Shelby County middle school students. It was interesting and of great local interest! A very well laid out exhibit. If we lived in Memphis, I'd certainly make it a point to read up about their exhibits as they open and to visit any of those that interested me! Wonderful visit!

I've visited a few exhibitions (Walking Eyes, Inform, etc,) here and I really enjoy the space. It's…read morelarge enough that you can enjoy the art during a busy opening reception but small enough to have an intimate feel. I can't wait to see the Young Collectors Memphis Contemporary Art Show there this weekend! https://www.facebook.com/events/1691049884502867/

Today, while walking down Main Street in downtown Memphis with a friend, we decided to stop in and…read morevisit Gallery Albertine. What a wonderful experience! The gallery is beautiful, and the artwork on display is absolutely stunning. One of the highlights of our visit was spending time listening to Andre Miller share stories about the artwork and the people behind it. His storytelling is engaging, entertaining, and filled with humor. You'll find yourself laughing, learning, and wishing you had been there to experience the moments he describes firsthand. The Robert Johnson Delta Bluesman Series is truly amazing and a must-see for anyone who appreciates art, music history, and Memphis culture. During our visit, the artist and his wife were busy preparing for an upcoming Father's Day and Juneteenth weekend celebration at the gallery. I'm looking forward to returning for the festivities, which will include an open mic event and a Champagne Sunday gathering. If you're ever in downtown Memphis, I highly recommend stopping by Gallery Albertine. Don't miss the opportunity to experience this special place before it closes. Current gallery hours are Tuesday through Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Gallery Albertine is a hidden gem that celebrates art, culture, history, and community in a truly memorable way.