Beyond the Galleries: Creative Things to Do at Lowe Mill in Huntsville

Plan a date, family outing, solo artist day, or maker adventure with classes, workshops, local shops, food, drinks, and hands-on experiences offered by independent businesses inside Lowe Mill.

Looking for creative things to do in Huntsville, Alabama? Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment is home to independent artists, makers, classes, food, music and shops—and Huntsville Art Supplies and the Huntsville Art Café are located inside this historic building.

Whether you are planning a creative date, a family outing, a girls' day, a birthday celebration, a solo artist retreat or a full day of exploring Huntsville, Lowe Mill offers much more than a quick walk through an art gallery.

You can meet working artists and shop for original art, create at the Huntsville Art Café, paint your partner, forge metal, pour a candle, make a rug, cuddle adoptable cats, browse vinyl records, learn a dance, play a cigar box guitar, sip locally blended tea and end your visit with a strip of real analog photographs.

Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment is a historic textile mill transformed into a creative campus with working studios, galleries, performance spaces, independent businesses and culinary artists. General admission is free, making it easy to build a visit around your interests and budget.

Quick answer: At Lowe Mill, visitors can browse working studios, book hands-on classes, create at the Huntsville Art Café, shop from local artists, eat and drink, hear music and plan a complete date or family day in one Huntsville destination.

Disclosure: Huntsville Art Supplies is a tenant at Lowe Mill and operates the Huntsville Art Café. This article was written independently by Huntsville Art Supplies and is not sponsored, commissioned, endorsed or approved by Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment. No other tenant paid for inclusion or placement in this guide. Recommendations are based on our experiences, public tenant information and brief descriptions shared by participating tenants. Hours, prices, studio locations, class schedules and availability may change, so please confirm current details through the linked business pages before visiting.

Last reviewed: August 2026

What Can You Do at Lowe Mill?

The easiest way to plan a Lowe Mill day is to reserve one main experience and build the rest of your visit around it.

1. Reserve one anchor experience. Choose the Art Café, a class, Cattyshack, blacksmithing, candle making or another bookable activity.
2. Start with coffee or tea. Give yourself time to settle in and review the map.
3. Explore the working studios and galleries. Shop directly from local artists and independent businesses.
4. Stop for lunch, then create something. Avoid overbooking so the day still feels relaxed.
5. End with a keepsake or treat. Try music, dancing, dessert, mead or an analog photo strip.

Popular Lowe Mill activities include:

• Browse: working artist studios and galleries
• Shop: original art, handmade gifts and professional art supplies
• Create: at the Huntsville Art Café (inside Huntsville Art Supplies on the second-floor south side)
• Book: Paint Your Partner, Paint by Numbers or Pop Art Pets
• Learn: blacksmithing, candle making, printmaking, bookbinding, rug tufting or plant skills
• Relax: in the Cattyshack cat lounge
• Browse music: at Vertical House Records
• Join: music, dance, fiber-art or tabletop-gaming activities
• Eat and drink: at locally owned culinary studios
• Attend: markets, concerts, gallery receptions and special events

Planning tip: Reserve your “anchor experience” first. The Huntsville Art Café, Paint Your Partner, Pop Art Pets, Cattyshack, candle workshops, blacksmithing and rug tufting can fill in advance. Book first, then plan food, shopping and studio stops around that reservation.

Before You Visit Lowe Mill

Artwork shown: “Lowe Mill Legacy” by Stephanie Weaver, Studio 269.

• Address: 2211 Seminole Drive SW, Huntsville, Alabama 35805
• Public hours: generally Wednesday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m.
• Admission and regular parking: free; some large events may charge for on-site parking
• Recommended visit length: allow at least four hours, or most of a day when adding a class or reservation
• Accessible entrances: Doors 4, 13, 15, 17 and 21; the elevator is near Door 13
• Pets: leashed pets and pets in carriers are welcome in common areas, but not in restaurant areas; ask before entering an individual studio

Before making a special trip: review the official Lowe Mill visitor information, save the Lowe Mill map, verify the individual tenant's hours and check the Lowe Mill events calendar.

Start Your Morning with Coffee or Tea

Lowe Mill opens at 11 a.m., making a late-morning coffee or tea an easy first stop before you explore the building.

Get Coffee at Dragon's Forge Café

For coffee with a sense of adventure, start at Dragon's Forge Café.

Dragon's Forge is an immersive fantasy-themed café with original flavored lattes, creative drinks and food influenced by Southern and Czech family recipes. The tavern-like setting makes it a memorable beginning for dates, gaming groups and family outings.

Before you go: check the café's current menu and hours.

Sip Southern-Inspired Iced Tea from Piper & Leaf

Prefer tea? Stop at Piper & Leaf for a cold tea filled with Southern charm and locally inspired flavor.

This family-run Alabama tea company creates gourmet blends with as many locally sourced ingredients as possible. An iced tea is refreshing before walking Lowe Mill's long hallways on a warm afternoon, while a hot tea makes a comforting companion in cooler weather.

Wander the Studios, Galleries and Local Shops

One of the best free things to do at Lowe Mill is simply wander.

Unlike a conventional shopping center, Lowe Mill is filled with active working studios. You may see painters at easels, potters shaping clay, printmakers pulling prints, jewelers assembling pieces, textile artists weaving or sculptors developing a project.

Lowe Mill encourages an open-door studio culture. When a studio door is open, visitors are generally welcome to enter, meet the artist and learn about the work. Be considerate when an artist is teaching, helping a customer or keeping the door closed.

Explore more than one floor. Some of the most memorable studios are the ones you discover while looking for something else.

You may find:

• Original paintings and art prints
• Ceramics and pottery
• Jewelry and wearable art
• Handmade books and journals
• Fiber art, yarn and textiles
• Leather goods
• Sculpture and mixed-media art
• Photography
• Plants and botanical gifts
• Records and music equipment
• Professional art supplies
• Locally made food and drinks

Buying directly from a studio supports the artist or independent business that created the work—and gives you the chance to hear the story behind what you are bringing home.

Make Huntsville Art Supplies Your Creative Home Base

Huntsville Art Supplies is both a destination art store and the home of the Huntsville Art Café, creative date nights, art classes, open studio sessions and private events.

Located on the second-floor south side of Lowe Mill, Huntsville Art Supplies serves beginners, hobbyists, students and professional artists. The goal is to help people choose supplies that fit the way they create and to make art feel more approachable.

Shop for Art Supplies You May Not Find at a Big-Box Craft Store

Even without a project planned, Huntsville Art Supplies is worth exploring.

The store carries artist materials for watercolor, acrylic, oil, gouache, drawing, printmaking, mixed media and journaling. Visitors can compare paints, papers, brushes, sketchbooks, markers and tools while receiving guidance from people who use the materials themselves.

Beginners can build a practical starter kit without buying supplies they do not need. Experienced artists can ask detailed questions about pigments, paper weight, brush construction, surfaces and material compatibility.

Shopping locally supports the classes, workshops and community programs that help make Huntsville's creative scene stronger.

Plan your visit: Shop Huntsville Art Supplies

Order a Creative Experience at the Huntsville Art Café

The Huntsville Art Café is designed for people who want to create without planning a complete project, buying a full set of supplies or cleaning the mess afterward.

Instead of ordering food from a menu, you choose an art experience. The current menu may include watercolor, gouache, printmaking, POSCA paint markers, collage, charcoal, air-dry clay, paint by numbers and brush markers.

Your selected materials are brought to the table. Inspiration cards, creative prompts, art books and playful tools help when you are unsure where to begin. Staff members are nearby to answer questions, but the experience is self-guided, so you do not have to keep pace with an instructor or copy the same project as everyone else.

The Art Café is especially welcoming for:

• People who feel nervous in traditional art classes
• Couples looking for a low-pressure creative date
• Parents and children who want to choose different projects
• Friends with different experience levels
• Artists who want to test an unfamiliar medium
• Solo visitors who need intentional creative time
• Travelers who do not want to buy a complete supply set

Drop-ins may be welcome when space is available, but reservations are recommended for weekends, date nights and groups.

Reserve a table: Book the Huntsville Art Café

Paint Your Partner on a Date or BFF Night

Tired of the same dinner-and-a-movie routine? Paint Your Partner Date or BFF Night turns portrait painting into a playful social experience.

Partners sit across from each other and create portraits without peeking at the other canvas. The goal is to spend time together, experiment with paint and enjoy the final portrait reveal.

Inside jokes, unexpected color choices and exaggerated features are part of the fun. No previous portrait-painting experience is required, and the necessary materials are provided.

This experience works for romantic partners, best friends, siblings and adult family members. Seating is limited, so advance booking is recommended.

Plan a creative date: Reserve Paint Your Partner

Relax at a Paint by Numbers Date Night

Paint by numbers is familiar, calming and approachable, making it a good choice for a date, girls' night or quiet creative evening.

At Date Night: Paint by Numbers , guests choose from available designs and receive practical tips for getting started. Because the image is already mapped, beginners can focus on color, conversation and the experience instead of worrying about drawing or composition.

Designs, dates and availability change, so review the current page before making plans.

Plan a relaxing date night: Reserve Paint by Numbers

Turn a Favorite Animal Photo into a Pop Art Pet

Pop Art Pets is designed for people who want to paint a colorful portrait of a beloved animal—even when they have never painted a portrait before.

Before class, participants submit a clear photograph. The pet's outline is prepared on the canvas, allowing guests to focus on color, expression and painting techniques while receiving guidance throughout the process.

Submit the pet photo by the deadline listed on the class page so the individualized canvas can be prepared.

Create a portrait of your pet: Reserve Pop Art Pets

Bring Your Own Project to Open Studio

Sometimes the hardest part of making art is finding uninterrupted time.

Open Studio at the Art Café gives artists and hobbyists a table, a creative atmosphere and a reserved block of time. Bring your own materials and work independently without household distractions, chores or pressure to keep pace with a class.

Open Studio works well for painting, drawing, journaling, designing, sculpting and other portable projects.

Reserve focused creative time: Book Open Studio

Plan a Birthday, Bridal Event or Private Group Outing

The Huntsville Art Café also hosts birthdays, friend gatherings, bridal events, clubs, team-building sessions and other celebrations.

Group options may include painting, clay, printmaking, mixed media, seasonal crafts and customized creative experiences. Huntsville Art Supplies handles much of the setup and cleanup, allowing the organizer to participate.

Start planning: Explore private art parties at Huntsville Art Supplies

Planning a creative day in Huntsville? Join the Huntsville Art Supplies email list for new Art Café experiences, Paint Your Partner dates, Pop Art Pets sessions, classes and Lowe Mill planning ideas.

Book More Hands-On Creative Experiences at Lowe Mill

The Art Café can be your anchor reservation, but it is far from the only place to learn something at Lowe Mill.

Forge Metal at Warrior Forge

At Warrior Forge , visitors can experience traditional and modern blacksmithing under the guidance of a working smith.

Projects and class formats change, but experiences may include small forged objects, pendants, novelty knives, wands and skill-building sessions. Participants learn how heat, force and specialized tools reshape metal, then leave with something they helped create.

Before booking: review the current projects, clothing requirements, age policies and reservation details.

Create a Custom Candle at Embrace Candles

At Embrace Candles , guests can explore fragrance combinations and pour a personalized candle during a guided workshop.

Public workshops and private experiences are available. Because candles need time to cool, schedule the workshop early enough to explore Lowe Mill before pickup. Reservations are especially helpful on busy weekends.

Make your own candle: Book an Embrace Candles workshop

Learn Printmaking or Bookbinding at Pyewacket Press

Pyewacket Press is a destination for printmaking, handmade books, decorative papers and sketchbook practices.

Past classes have included Gelli printing, monotypes, Japanese stab binding, Coptic binding, paper marbling, handmade journals and other book arts. The workshop schedule rotates, so check the Lowe Mill calendar or contact the studio for current options.

These classes are especially rewarding for people who love paper, journals, illustration, print processes or handmade gifts.

Make a Custom Rug at Cut a Rug Tufting Studio

At Cut a Rug Tufting Studio , participants learn to use a tufting gun and create a custom rug from a prepared design.

The process combines illustration, color selection and textile construction. It is approachable for beginners but substantial enough to feel like a true maker experience. Book in advance and review the current age and guest policies.

Build a Miniature Garden at Pure Joy Plants

Walking into Pure Joy Plants feels like stepping into an indoor greenhouse.

Visitors can shop for houseplants, discover unusual varieties and ask for help choosing a plant that suits their home and lifestyle. The studio has also offered terrarium building, propagation, macramé and paint-a-pot activities.

A terrarium workshop can be a relaxing choice for friends, families and couples because each participant leaves with a small living environment. Check current class dates or ask the studio about available experiences.

Explore Leatherwork and Doodle Art at Just Messing Around

Just Messing Around (JMA) brings together handcrafted leatherwork and doodle-inspired art.

Stop in to browse handmade leather goods and illustrated designs. Tenant-submitted activities have included leather coffee sleeves, beginner watercolor, tangle art and illustrated note-taking. Ask about current classes, custom bookings and age recommendations.

Discover Music, Movement, Games and Hidden Gems

Not every creative experience involves paint or clay. Lowe Mill also offers music, dance, fiber arts, gaming, photography and time with adoptable animals.

Dig Through Vinyl at Vertical House Records

Vertical House Records is a longtime independent record shop in Lowe Mill's Railroad Rooms.

The store carries new and pre-loved records, CDs, cassettes, turntables and stereo equipment, along with performances and special events. Serious collectors can browse for hours, while casual visitors may rediscover a favorite album.

Learn to Play a Cigar Box Guitar

The Cigar Box Guitar Store offers one of Lowe Mill's most beginner-friendly music activities.

Free group lessons are frequently scheduled on Saturdays. Beginners can drop in briefly or stay longer, and loaner instruments may be available. Verify the current lesson listing before making a special trip.

Reserve Time with the Cats at Cattyshack

Cattyshack is a nonprofit rescue lounge where guests can spend time with adoptable cats and kittens.

The lounge offers a place to relax, play and decompress while supporting the rescue's work. You do not need to be planning an adoption, but families should read the current rules before arriving.

Reservations are required.

Reserve a visit: Book the Cattyshack lounge

Sit and Stitch at SPARKLE Studio

SPARKLE Studio is a fiber-arts and community space with yarn, tools, equipment, handmade work and opportunities to create alongside other people.

Sit & Stitch gatherings invite visitors to bring knitting, crochet or another portable project, work beside fellow makers and meet new friends. Check the calendar for dates and participation notes.

Discover Your Voice with Sheridan Greer

Creativity is not limited to visual art.

Sheridan Greer Voice Studio offers individualized voice instruction focused on healthy vocal practices, confidence and musical growth.

Contact the studio to ask about current availability and scheduling.

Take a Dance Class at Saturn Jive Dance Space

Saturn Jive Dance Space hosts a rotating variety of movement and dance classes.

Current and past offerings have included swing, Lindy Hop, Brazilian Zouk, Argentine tango, hip-hop, Bollywood, Celtic dance, medieval dance and Tai Chi. Many sessions welcome beginners, and some do not require a partner.

Create Dice or Join a Tabletop Adventure at Nerdzilly

Nerdzilly combines visual creativity with tabletop gaming.

Offerings may include custom dice workshops, beginner-friendly roleplaying sessions, Dungeons & Dragons one-shots and mini-campaigns. Check the venue page and Lowe Mill calendar for dates, age guidance and registration details.

Capture the Day in a Real Analog Photo Booth

Before leaving, look for the Lowe Mill booth on the Autophoto booth locator .

This is not a digital kiosk with a vintage filter. A true analog photo booth uses mechanical and chemical processes to create an original physical strip. Autophoto reports that fewer than 200 working analog photo booths remain in the United States.

The booth has traditionally been near the Door 15 area, but confirm its location and operating status on site. Analog machines occasionally require maintenance.

Eat and Drink at Lowe Mill

A full Lowe Mill day requires food, and the culinary studios are part of the experience.

Restaurant hours may differ from Lowe Mill's public hours, and food businesses can change over time. Review the current Lowe Mill culinary directory before visiting.

Get Texas-Style Barbecue at Kar's Char

Kar's Char serves Texas-style barbecue from the Railroad Rooms.

The menu focuses on smoked meats and Southern-influenced sides. It is a convenient lunch or early-dinner stop when you want a substantial meal without leaving Lowe Mill.

Try Handcrafted Mead at Ravenwood Meadery

Ravenwood Meadery creates small-batch mead and mead-based drinks.

Visitors can explore current tasting options and relax with friends. Ravenwood also participates in creative and community events. Confirm the current studio or Railroad Room before arriving.

Guests consuming alcohol should bring identification and arrange transportation responsibly.

End with a Treat from Fizzy Flapper

Fizzy Flapper is a 1920s-inspired ice cream parlor with a playful, nostalgic atmosphere.

The menu includes ice cream, sundaes, milkshakes, retro candy and handcrafted sodas. Savory choices such as hot dogs and soft pretzels make it useful for both a quick snack and a sweet ending to the day.

Check Lowe Mill's Special Events Before You Go

A regular day offers plenty to do, but special events can transform the entire property.

Outdoor Market

The seasonal Lowe Mill Outdoor Market brings additional artists, makers, vintage sellers and growers to the grounds. It is weather-dependent, so check the current status before arriving.

Concerts on the Dock

Concerts on the Dock is Lowe Mill's outdoor music series. Concert admission is generally free, while on-site event parking may carry a fee. Arrive early to shop, eat and explore before the music begins.

Open Studio Night

During Open Studio Night , studios throughout the building open for art, gallery receptions, music and conversations with artists. It is one of the best times to experience a large portion of the creative community at once.

Always check the official Lowe Mill events calendar for current dates, ticket requirements, age restrictions and parking information.

Sample Lowe Mill Itineraries

Trying to fit everything into one visit can feel overwhelming. Choose the itinerary closest to the day you want, then adjust it around your reservation.

A Creative Date at Lowe Mill

1. 11:00 a.m. — Coffee or tea: Start with a fantasy-inspired drink at Dragon's Forge or an iced tea from Piper & Leaf.
2. 11:45 a.m. — Explore studios and galleries: Browse original art and choose a small gift or print that reminds you of the day.
3. 1:00 p.m. — Lunch: Stop at Kar's Char or choose another current Lowe Mill culinary business.
4. 2:00 p.m. — Create together: Reserve the Huntsville Art Café, Paint Your Partner or Paint by Numbers.
5. 4:30 p.m. — Browse records or shops: Visit Vertical House Records and any studios you missed earlier.
6. 5:30 p.m. — End with a keepsake or treat: Take an analog photo strip, share dessert at Fizzy Flapper or check Ravenwood Meadery's current offerings.

A Family Day at Lowe Mill

1. 11:00 a.m. — Begin with drinks and a snack: Choose Piper & Leaf or Dragon's Forge.
2. 11:30 a.m. — Explore open studios: Invite children to look for favorite colors, animals, textures and materials in the artwork.
3. 12:30 p.m. — Visit Cattyshack: Reserve ahead and read the lounge rules before arriving.
4. 1:45 p.m. — Eat lunch: Choose a current Lowe Mill food business that works for the family.
5. 2:45 p.m. — Create at the Art Café: Each family member can choose an experience suited to their interests and available time.
6. 4:30 p.m. — Take a selfie tour: Look for the analog photo booth, the swings, the bat-wings mural by Mike Williams near Studio 272, the mouse-in-the-wall mural by Stephanie Weaver outside Studio 269, the moon near Studio 265 and the troll mural outside Studio 1063.
7. 5:30 p.m. — Finish with ice cream or soda: End at Fizzy Flapper.

A Solo Artist Day

1. 11:00 a.m. — Tea and a slow gallery walk: Pick up tea from Piper & Leaf and bring a sketchbook.
2. Noon — Shop Huntsville Art Supplies: Choose a new paper, pencil, brush or compact medium to test.
3. 1:00 p.m. — Art Café or Open Studio: Spend uninterrupted time creating away from household distractions.
4. 3:00 p.m. — Visit Pyewacket Press: Browse handmade books and ask about printmaking, bookbinding or sketchbook sessions.
5. 4:00 p.m. — Talk with artists: Explore studios connected to your own creative interests.
6. 5:30 p.m. — End somewhere quiet: Choose tea, coloring, dessert or a current community gathering.

A Hands-On Maker Day

Choose two major activities rather than rushing through several.

A balanced maker day might include:

• Coffee at Dragon's Forge
• A reserved blacksmithing experience at Warrior Forge
• Late lunch at Lowe Mill
• An afternoon candle workshop at Embrace Candles
• Studio browsing while the candle cools
• A final stop at Huntsville Art Supplies or the Art Café

Rug tufting can serve as the day's main experience. Like blacksmithing, it requires time and focus.

A Budget-Friendly Saturday

Lowe Mill can still be enjoyable on a limited budget.

• Enter and explore the galleries for free.
• Visit working studios and talk with artists.
• Browse the seasonal Outdoor Market.
• Attend a free cigar box guitar lesson when scheduled.
• Bring a sketchbook and draw in an appropriate common area.
• Share a snack or drink.
• Set a small budget for a card, print or handmade item. A purchase directly supports a living artist or independent business.
• Check the calendar for free exhibitions and community events.

Frequently Asked Questions About Visiting Lowe Mill

Is Lowe Mill free to visit?

Yes. General admission to Lowe Mill's studios and galleries is free, and regular parking is also free. Some large events may charge for on-site parking. Classes, workshops, food, drinks and merchandise are purchased separately.

What are Lowe Mill's public hours?

Public hours are generally Wednesday through Saturday from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. Individual studios, restaurants and businesses may keep different hours, so verify a specific destination before making a special trip.

How long should I spend at Lowe Mill?

Allow at least four hours to browse studios, galleries and shops and to stop for food or a drink. Reserve most of a day when adding the Art Café, a class, a Warrior Forge blacksmithing session, Cattyshack, another workshop or a major event.

Do I need reservations at Lowe Mill?

You do not need a reservation to enter Lowe Mill, browse the galleries or visit most open studios. Reservations are recommended or required for Cattyshack, Paint Your Partner, Pop Art Pets, candle making, blacksmithing, rug tufting and some Art Café visits.

Book your main activity first and plan the rest of the day around it.

What are the best Lowe Mill date ideas?

Popular date ideas include:

• Paint Your Partner
• A self-guided Art Café experience
• Paint by Numbers Date Night
• Candle pouring
• Rug tufting
• Blacksmithing
• A Cattyshack reservation
• A beginner dance class
• Tea or coffee followed by studio browsing and selfies
• Mead tasting for guests of legal drinking age
• An analog photo-booth strip

A Lowe Mill date does not need a formal class. Browsing records, choosing art for each other and ending with ice cream can be just as memorable.

Is Lowe Mill good for children?

Yes, many families visit Lowe Mill. Open studios, galleries, the Art Café, Cattyshack, selected music activities, plants and Fizzy Flapper can all work well for children.

Individual workshops may have age requirements or require an accompanying adult. Read the activity page before booking, especially when hot wax, tools, animals or specialized equipment are involved.

Is Lowe Mill a good rainy-day activity in Huntsville?

Yes. Most studios, galleries, shops, restaurants and creative experiences are indoors. Markets, concerts and outdoor events may be weather-dependent, but the main building offers several hours of indoor activities.

Can I bring my dog to Lowe Mill?

Leashed pets and pets in carriers are welcome in common areas. Pets are not allowed in restaurant areas. Ask before entering an individual studio, keep the animal under control and clean up after it.

Is Lowe Mill accessible?

Accessible entrances include Doors 4, 13, 15, 17 and 21, and the elevator is near Door 13. Because Lowe Mill is a large historic building with several levels and wings, review the map or contact Lowe Mill when you have specific mobility needs.

Where is Huntsville Art Supplies inside Lowe Mill?

Huntsville Art Supplies and the Huntsville Art Café are on the second-floor south side in Studios 269 and 270.

Stair route: park near the smokestack, enter Door 16 beside the large blue tile mosaic, go upstairs and turn left. Huntsville Art Supplies is the first studio on the left. Accessible route: use an accessible entrance and the elevator near Door 13.

Can beginners take art classes at Lowe Mill?

Absolutely. Many Lowe Mill experiences are designed for beginners, including the Art Café, Paint Your Partner, Pop Art Pets, candle making, introductory dance, cigar box guitar, selected printmaking and bookbinding sessions, blacksmithing projects and rug tufting.

Read each listing for age, clothing, supply and preparation requirements.

Can I plan a birthday, team event or private gathering?

Yes. Huntsville Art Supplies offers private art parties, birthdays, bridal events, clubs and team-building experiences. Other tenants may also offer private workshops, group seating or special reservations. Contact the individual business for current options.

Plan Your Day

The best way to experience Lowe Mill is not to rush through a checklist.

Choose one activity. Reserve it. Then leave time to wander, talk with artists, eat something locally made and follow whatever catches your attention.

For an easy creative starting point, reserve a table at the Huntsville Art Café. Experiment with quality materials, work at your own pace and leave the setup and cleanup to Huntsville Art Supplies.

• Reserve the Huntsville Art Café
• Book Paint Your Partner
• Reserve Pop Art Pets
• Browse Huntsville Art Supplies classes
• Plan a private art party
• View the Lowe Mill events calendar
• Open the Lowe Mill map

Lowe Mill is not simply a place to look at art. It is a place to meet the people making it, learn a process, try something unfamiliar and become part of Huntsville's creative community—even when you have never considered yourself an artist.

Come for the studios. Stay to create something of your own.

About Huntsville Art Supplies

Huntsville Art Supplies is a locally owned art supply store and creative space inside Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainment. The shop serves artists of all experience levels with quality materials, practical guidance, the Huntsville Art Café, classes, date-night activities, open studio time and private creative events.

Visit Huntsville Art Supplies to explore current products, classes and reservations.