Downtown Boone is rich with the Arts. Get a glimpse of the artistic talent represented in the High Country. Hands Gallery, Doe Ridge Pottery, Common Good Co., The Jones House, Nth Gallery, and the King Street Art Collective, all feature unique items made by local creators who are inspired by the natural beauty that surrounds us every day.
King Street Art Collective585 West King Street, Boone, NC 28607
(828) 264-1789 Check out this temporary satellite gallery and holiday artisan market while you can! There will be changing exhibits and activities celebrating the art Location: Above Doe Ridge Pottery Address: 585 West King Street, Boone, NC 28607 Hands Gallerywww.handsgallery.org
828-262-1970 Facebook: @HandsGalleryArt Instagram: @handsboonenc Daily 10am-6pm, Winter 10am-5pm Hands Gallery is a Co-op Gallery that was established in 1975 and features the work of over 24 artist members. Each of the members has a full display of work in the gallery. You will find handmade items from sculpture, paintings, furniture, pottery, basket weaving and more. The gallery offers a broad range of member’s work as well as the fine work of consignment artists. The members operate the gallery, so you're likely to meet one of them. Feel free to ask questions about their work. Visitors may even catch a glimpse of one of the artist members at work while overseeing the gallery.
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Dancing Moon Earth-way Bookstoreinfo@thedancingmoon.com
828-264-7242 Sunday--12–5PM Monday - Thursday--11AM–5PM Friday & Saturday--10AM-6PM |
Common Good Co.https://www.commongoodconc.com/
curator@commongoodco.com 828-260-4819 Instagram: @common_good_co Sunday--10AM–4PM Monday - Friday--11AM–5PM Saturday--10AM–5PM Common Good Co. is an experience all its own. Owners Jacob and Melina, both incredibly talented artists in their own right, offer an artistic experience. They carefully curated more than just a shop or gallery, they curated a lifestyle. They have forged relationships with an incredible group of artists who provide an eclectic mix of mediums that make you feel like an interior designer with each piece you add to your collection.
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Doe Ridge Potterywww.doeridgepottery.com
meier@doeridgepottery.com 828-264-1127 Facebook: @DoeRidgePottery Sunday--12–5PM Monday - Saturday--11AM–5PM Just downstairs from the King Street Art Collective is Doe Ridge Pottery where you can purchase work from over 12 local clay artists. Doe Ridge Pottery is currently hosting a Mug Show where gallery artists are encouraged to keep coffee and tea mugs in stock. These mugs make excellent stocking stuffers and small gifts for just about anyone.
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The Nthº Gallery & Studioswww.nthdegreegallery.com
nth@nthdegreegallery.com (828) 919-6919 Facebook: @nthgallery Monday--8-9:30PM |
Turchin Center For the Visual Artshttps://tcva.appstate.edu/
(828) 262-3017 Facebook: @turchincenter Flickr: Turchin Center for the Visual Arts Twitter: @TurchinCenter Instagram: turchincenter Youtube: Turchin Center for the Visual Arts Tuesday - Thursday, Saturday--10AM–6PM Friday--12PM–8PM |
The Blue House - Art Studiohttps://thebluehouseartstudio.com/
thebluehouse.artstudio@gmail.com (828) 400-2369 Facebook: @thebluehouse.artstudio Personal Residence: By Appointment Only |
The Jones House - Cultural and Community CenterTemporarily closed; open hours vary
Website YouTube (828.268.6280) Private virtual music lessons are happening right now! If you are interested in learning more visit their music lessons page or email them. For Open Jams, call (828.268.6280) to secure details about free future music. Bring your own instrument or watch the folk music in a personal atmosphere. The Jones House Gallery is exhibiting the work of local photographer, Rachel Salmon. “Wataugraphy” is Rachael’s very first gallery exhibition, a showcase of what Watauga County means to her. Her photography features classic scenes that capture the essence of the High Country. Rachel is a regular exhibitor at the Watauga County Farmers Market. She was a 2019/2020 recipient of the NC Arts and Watauga Arts Council Artist Support Grant
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