Appalachian Art and Craft Market — Local services in Logan

UPDATE 9-1-24 Wow?! If you haven't been in this shop in the past 6 months or so, you will be FLOORED!! I would guess 30 or more booths and displays have been upgraded creating a completely new vibe?!!

There is a super awesome porch that has been built INSIDE with barn wood, a tin roof, a door and windows that have flowerboxes underneath! Right now there are scarecrows, bales of straw, cornstalks and other wonferful fall florals and more but I'm sure this will be very fun to see set up with Christmas stuff!

There are stunning new home decore displays and if you are a Mud Pie fan, wait until you see the halloween stuff! OMG!!

Several booths have been moved around but lots of my favorite vendors are still there! One vendor makes lamps out of empty Jim Beam bottles!! So cool!

Oh!! They have some delightful clothes for your concrete goose AND they carry the concrete geese! Score!

I'm forgetting some things but there is a mini update!

This is a great consignment shop with lots of great vendors. The building itself is gorgeous with a grand staircase going up to the second level. Outside and on the porch is a huge selection of concrete statues and plaques, bird houses and very cool yard art. Inside it's hard to decide which direction to go first! This place provides the largest selection of Hocking Hills t-shirts, lots of Big Foot stuff including concrete, flasks, t-shirts, novelty items, mugs and tumblers and key chains. The collection of Billy Jacob pictures is huge, plus a massive selection of Park Design valances, curtains textiles, mats kitchen towels and runners. There are also primitve saltbox houses and lamps, woven rugs and mats, pipberry garland, rings and picks and Jim Shore figurines anywhere! There are Hocking Hills photographs, local honey, Walnut Creek jams, jellies, endless candles including Crossroads, very cool wind chimes, primitive decore, gorgeous jewelry, military hats and more, garden flags, hand-crafted inlayed cutting boards, lots of dog, bear and wolf statues, gorgeous handcrafted floral arrangements, dream catchers, handmade baby items, Polish Pottery and patriotic items. They also have a tourism booklets inside so you can pick up info/maps for all the outdoor and camping sites in Hocking Hills. They wrap all your purchases, too! Ample parking and the store is always clean! During the summer months, at the far end of the giant parking lot is their outdoor flea market! There are about 300 cars down there for that around 7 am on Saturday mornings?!! This entire Hocking Hills Market is an awesome place to shop and includes a retro diner, 2 antiques shops, a miniature golf course, a coffee shop, a large barn, a wrought iron yard art shop, an Amish bulk food shop, an Ohio Velvet ice cream shop and a few more shops I am not remembering at the moment! A place you must stop at when traveling to Hocking...

The name of this is very deceiving. I was expecting locally made arts and crafts. 95% of this is made in China junk. Not sure why they call it art or crafts. I think the idea is like a flea market where they have a bunch of different vendors with their own sections and themes. Maybe there are a few who actually make something but most are selling new, overseas-factory made junk. Some exceptions to that would include a section of screen printed tshirts, some leather hats, polish pottery, and some food items. I didn't see much else. I don't think it's...

The lady knew we was from out of town and even though they closed at 5 we didn’t leave until almost 5:30! She was very nice and understanding. They have a bunch of different and cool items! I spent over an hr in this store looking at everything! They have 77 different...