Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment is the largest privately owned arts facility in the U.S., featuring 153 studios for 200+ artists, 7 galleries, a theater, a …
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Feb 15, 2025
This place has something for everyone, from creative types to those who just appreciate the arts. Everyone was very friendly, and we thoroughly enjoyed perusing all three levels.Full review by Sarah A
Jan 26, 2025
I LOVE THIS PLACE!! But..... The property is literally an old mill repurposed into an Arts & Entertainment venue. What a phenomenal concept!! Make sure to note where you've parked and entered because…Full review by KimTravels525
Mar 6, 2024
Beautiful old restored building with authentic restoration. Casually stroll down he long halls and hundreds of individual artists creating and displaying their work. A nice coffee and tea shop. Summe…Full review by scott1102
Artist rent booths. They are working on their art and have it for sale. There is a coffee shop and popsicle shop there too. We were disappointed. The web site does make it look much …
Artist rent booths. They are working on their art and have it for sale. There is a coffee shop and popsicle shop there too. We were disappointed. The web site does make it look much better than it is.
Hi, I would like to know what the cost is for a vendor booth or shop? Are there any particular qualifications required? Thank you, Linda Ellis
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Although I have only visited the Mill, and don't have a booth there, the home page of their website includes a Contacts page and has several contacts listed, along with the main …
Although I have only visited the Mill, and don't have a booth there, the home page of their website includes a Contacts page and has several contacts listed, along with the main phone number, (256) 533-0399. Hopefully, one of the Contacts can assist with your questions.
There is NO cost to browse through the Mill. Each booth promotes/sells their 'wares', and there are different food vendors open. This is very similar to a Flea Market. 'It don't cost …
There is NO cost to browse through the Mill. Each booth promotes/sells their 'wares', and there are different food vendors open. This is very similar to a Flea Market. 'It don't cost nothin' to look!' :)
Entry is generally free to go in and visit and shop at the many galleries. There is a small theater and a few other venues that charge entry to their events, like concerts and comedy shows.
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