10 Museums in Golden Isles of Georgia That You Shouldn't Miss

Located in historic downtown Brunswick, the Gallery on Newcastle showcases artist Janet Powers work, which includes lush oil landscapes of the local salt marsh as well as 18 other well known south eastern artist. To compliment the art art artifacts and antiques from China, Indonesia and Mexico.

The World War II Home Front Museum brings to life Coastal Georgia's extraordinary contributions during World War II. Through immersive exhibits and interactive experiences, visitors will learn about blimps on anti-submarine patrol, radar training to direct fighter pilots, building Liberty ships to supply troops overseas, and much more.

Glynn Visual Arts is a non-profit community arts center founded in 1953. We provide a variety of classes and workshops and our gallery and gift shop features the area's finest artists.

Left Bank Art Gallery has been the premier gallery serving the Southeast, as well as collectors nationally, for over four decades. Offering a broad range of art works from a recognized group of national and international contemporary and modern artists, we are able to provide expert advice to both longtime and new collectors. We work well with recognized professionals in the design industry, on projects ranging from fulfilling unique personal needs to managing large-scale design planning and implementation. We believe that interior spaces have the ability to spark the imagination and embrace the senses. It will be our pleasure to assist you in creating an aesthetic environment that is luxurious, functional, and sophisticated.

The Arthur J. Moore Methodist Museum, located on the grounds of Epworth By The Sea on St. Simons Island, Georgia, is named for Bishop Moore who was instrumental in bringing his dream of a Methodist retreat and conference center into existence. The Moore Museum houses the archives for the South Georgia Conference of the United Methodist Church, an extensive Research Library, Gift Shop, and exhibits dedicated to the founding and history of Methodism, island history and so much more. There are more than 20,000 visitors to the Moore Museum each year including over 3,500 confirmands, campers, youth and adult groups, and people like you. Plan to visit us soon!

The Gogo Jewelry flagship store is open Monday-Saturday 10:00am-5:30pm and features the full collection of jewelry and home ware designed by Cumberland Island resident Gogo Ferguson. Every design tells a story that has its origins in nature and natural objects that Gogo has collected to inspire wearable art.