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August 2025 by Rachel S.
Visiting Lowe Mill feels like being back in art school and wandering the studios seeing what fresh creative magic is happening all around you. My latest Happy Place.
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July 2025 by Lorri D.
What an amazing place to spend the day. It is an old factory that has been converted into the largest art studio in the United States. We met a variety of artists and enjoyed watching them work. The Dragons Lair is a great place to get a drink too.
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June 2025 by Lynda H.
We made a day trip to Lowe Mill to see the John Lennon exhibit. That was interesting, but there was so much more to see. If you are interested in art, meeting artists in their studios, and also taking in some exhibits, this is the place to go. We were there on a Thursday, and unfortunately, there weren't very many artists in their studios, but we could look in their windows and see what they were working on. We met a couple of artists and saw about half of this large complex. I will go back.
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April 2025 by Linda R.
If you are an artist or you appreciate art, this is a very cool place that I think you will love. Lowe Mill ARTS & Entertainmeny is the largest privately owned arts facility in the United States. Located in an old textile mill. It has 152 working studios for over 200 artists and makers, 7 galleries, a theatre, community garden, and performance venues. There are even two swings!! There are plenty of items to buy, so much to look at, and you can even take art and dance classes.
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October 2024 by Denise Widomski
We where in from out of town for a wedding and the bride suggested several things to do.im so glad we went only day it was open while we where in town.we entered and where greeted by a gentleman in the arcade gave us lots information about arts vendors in this old mill once a Cotton Mill ,turned to Boot factory for military boots to this venue for local artisans.he spoken of a women to be sure to visit that does blown glass.we wondered around for sometime really enjoying the talented local people.alot of the rooms where closed.ones that where open we went in and where greeted very cordially. Not being from the south and we have been down in the are afew times over the years visiting our friends.i always say how friendly helpful and respectful people are.We came across the blown glass room
The lady smiled and greeted.we said "A gentleman downstairs sent us to you,My husband replied "she tood us what the mill use to be for.we wondered her studio what lovely glass work she does.Being married for almost 40 years my husband turns to me I found a piece I want to buy you.hes very romantic. I turned to look at it perfect glass broach,she wrapped it up and off we went.what a great place to visit when in Huntsville area.
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October 2024 by Andrea Zoppo (Ms. Ladybug)
One of the most enchanting places to visit in Huntsville! It's a wonderful complex of artists with a huge variety of crafts, activities, and mediums. There are Mlmany local artists to learn about and support as well as creative communities and hobbyists. Huntsville seems well served by this fascinating place and creative hub. It's a real treasure.
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October 2024 by William Dowd
Bats... The bats... Honestly I've been here many times and have only seen one and it flew right by my head. I wish there were more activities and not just retail displays. But I am so thankful that it exists. A place for artist to go and meditate and look at other displays for free. Two great eateries and a record store. If you're visiting Huntsville, this is a must stop..
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September 2024 by Will Green
Great place to visit for arts and crafts. This is the only place of this type I know of. Very unique.
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September 2024 by Joel Munoz III
We accidentally discovered this place while trying to find a local coffee/tea place.
This is such an amazing location! I wish we had had more time to spend there.
Glass blowers, plant shop, meadery, blacksmith, coffee and wine, pizza place, leather workers....so much art, so little time.
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August 2024 by Sherry Melancon
Are you nerdy? If so, come spend a saturday. You won't regret it.
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August 2024 by Privee Sure
I seriously will probably never come here again because the cat urine smell is so extremely strong in all of the stairwells. They blame it on bats. However, anyone with common sense knows that that is cat urine smell. Add over 100° and humidity in the mix and it is so strong the ammonia it seems dangerous. The elevators have been out and I'm working for years.
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August 2024 by Joan W.
Store elevator has been unusable for 18 months, therefore half of the shops are closed. Some of the good artists shops were closed, during operational hours. Stairwells had a nasty odor.
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August 2024 by Cristy G.
One of my favorite places to walk around in Huntsville. There is so much cool art to see, cool shops to shop at and food to try!
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July 2024 by Austin Sparks
They always have something cool going on. I went in to grab some coffee and hang with a friend and found a dance meet going on
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July 2024 by Daniel S
So many cool ahops5!
