Top Things to do in Sevier County
Top Hotels in Sevier County
- 1. Baymont by Wyndham Gatlinburg on the River
- 2. Margaritaville Island Inn
- 3. Margaritaville Resort Gatlinburg
- 4. Arbors at Island Landing Hotel & Suites
- 5. Greystone Lodge On the River
- 6. Best Western Plaza Inn
- 7. River Terrace Resort and Convention Center
- 8. Vacation Lodge
- 9. The Inn on the River
- 10. The Appy Lodge
Top 10 Art Galleries in Sevier County, Sevier County
Discover the best top things to do in Sevier County, United States including Alewine Pottery, Smoky Mountain Time, Master's Editions Gatlinburg Gallery, For Artsake Gallery, Paul Murray Gallery, A. Jann Peitso, art!, Bearfoot Art Gallery, Fowler's Clay Works, Vern Hippensteal Gallery, Cliff Dwellers Gallery.
Restaurants in Sevier County
1. Alewine Pottery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 164 reviews
Reviewed By PatsyWatsy3 - Madison, United States
Very nice pottery place with a nice assortment of items. I purchased two of the soup bowls with handles. Can’t wait to have a bowl of chili in them!
2. Smoky Mountain Time
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
3. Master's Editions Gatlinburg Gallery
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5.0 based on 1 reviews
Master's Edition is a fine art gallery located on the bottom floor of the Clarion Hotel in Gatlinburg, Tennessee. We provide a relaxed atmosphere and wonderful art consultants to help you find the artwork that speaks to you. We represent nationally known artists such as Abraham Hunter and Mark Keathley. Come see us toda
4. For Artsake Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 1 reviews
5. Paul Murray Gallery
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5.0 based on 146 reviews
Step back into tyme, an 1800's Tenn. Mountain farm comes alive with paintings and sketches of real mtn folk. Capturing the life and spirit of Smoky mountain heritage, artist Paul Murray is dedicated to preserving the last flicker of the past. They tell stories, in these faces you see and feel their hard lived lives, and a soul like no other can capture. Award winning art that will leave an impression long remembered. Wood crafts, Mtn landscape photos, wildlife art, heritage homestead. Enjoy the 200 yr old mtn homestead, sit on our Porch enjoy the peace and listen to real mountain folks storytelling. Coloring station for children, front porch sitting for a peaceful rest amongst log cabins. Bring your camera, we're the most photographed place around. The areas best restaurants close by. Winter hours limited. Look for the big barn with the girl on it 2.5 miles down Glades Rd from 321.
Reviewed By Reaontherun - Nashville, United States
You first step back in time to an old 1800's home on a beautifully wooded lot. Paul's wife greeted us and took us piece by piece around the gallery describing the history of the pieces and the techniques used to create them. The glow she had while describing her husbands trade was amazing in and of itself. My wife and I settled on a couple of great numbered prints that captures some of the characters of the Appalachian area. Her husband, Paul comes in and she convinces him to sign our pieces. The place, the art, the stories and hospitality were all amazing. This is definitely a MUST do on your next trip to Gatlinburg!
6. A. Jann Peitso, art!
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 16 reviews
Small gallery but filled with brightly-colored watercolors by the owner-artist. Come in and create your own original artwork to take home as your memory of your Great Smoky Mtns National Park/Gatlinburg visit. In the historic arts & crafts community of Gatlinburg, TN.
Reviewed By spencesgirlblog - Grand Blanc, United States
I had the pleasure of discovering the Gatlinburg Art's Community on this trip and signed up for a painting class with Jann. I've been a bit intimidated by watercolor (and painting in general) but she explained the supplies, the process and techniques we'd use and I was ready to proceed. Jann and I had an identical set up of materials in front of us and as she demonstrated technique I followed, creating the most lovely painting. Jann is a skilled teacher and I loved every minute spent learning from her and getting to know her. When I left I had a matted painting which I will frame and proudly display, plus a comprehensive packet of materials and resources that will guide me in purchasing what I'll need to continue painting when I return home. It was truly a transformative experience and I recommend highly taking this class. Jann is amazing !
7. Bearfoot Art Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 5 reviews
8. Fowler's Clay Works
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 351 reviews
Hand made pottery studio, featuring the works of Mike,Cheryl, Ava and the Fowler's Clay Works crew. All pieces are one of a kind, functional and decorative. Also offering pottery classes for visitors and locals.
Reviewed By loribP365VI
My husband and I had the best experience in making pottery on our trip to Gatlinburg and Fowler's Clay Works.Mike was very patient with me and helped us to make the perfect additions to our collection. He really made it a fun class by allowing us to make mistakes and learn along the way. I highly recommend signing up for a class and stopping in to check out the beautiful, artistic pieces they create. I will definitely be back.
9. Vern Hippensteal Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 3 reviews
Reviewed By marthag795 - Spartanburg, United States
Had wonderful afternoon wandering through Vern Hippensteal's art gallery on the Arts, and Craft loop. Vern has such an amazing gift for capturing the small details within the watercolors of the Smokies. Vern also captures the side of the woodland flowers, and plants, My favorites are the whimsical tiny fairies under the flowers. Vern's Son, also a gifted artist, has his work displayed there too. Loved his nautical paintings.
10. Cliff Dwellers Gallery
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 10 reviews
Contemporary & Traditional Fine Crafts & Art Gallery located in the Arts and Craft Community in Gatlinburg, TN with a working studio and local artist demos.
Reviewed By jennifercU4919NA
We stop in here every time we are in Gatlinburg, sometimes twice. They have a large selection of handmade crafts, and the ladies who run Cliff Dwellers are both knowledgeable of the artists and their crafts as well as artists themselves. We always seem to find a unique item or 2 (of 3!) here.
