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.

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 it's pretty large. Within previously vetted artisans, businesses have individual shops that apparently have their own hours. This, to me, is a huge disadvantage to both businesses and patrons. Lowe Mill is only open 4 days a week, excluding Sunday as it is. Sadly, the first day of their business week, about 1/4 of them were open for business. The plus side is we made our way through the entire facility and got to speak with a lot of the artists who utilize the space as both a storefront and studio. There are restaurants too but most were closed. We we told concerts and markets are held when the weather is nice. If you have physical limitations, note that the elevator seems inoperable. There are stairs. Most of the floors are un even, and the bathroom is likely not ADA compatible. The ladies' room I used was so small that I could barely fit between the commode and door.

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. Summer concerts in the lawn. A must visit.

We never allow enough time when we come here! The new-to-us best treat was meeting the brilliant lady making Peculiar Preserves and coming home with a unique treat. The artwork displayed throughout the public spaces always surprise and delight the eye. It is a great place to get lots and lots of walking steps in! Unfortunately, no elevators were running when we were there, and our knees aren't young anymore. But, we would have missed out on some of the most amazing artwork painted in the stairwells, so that's a mixed bag! Beware, it's easy to get disoriented and you may have some extra steps to find your way back to the entrance where you parked! Maybe next time we'll remember to try to park near the water tower since you can see it from the generous windows!! We'll be back.

This place is huge! It's a little confusing to get around. A very kind vendor explained the layout to me (north building, south building, smaller numbered entrances are on the north side) so be sure to ask someone when you're there. I was a little surprised to find a number of vendors closed on a Sat. afternoon.