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Appalachian Fashion is a small shop nestled in the hills of West Virginia, we have a wide variety of items to choose from. We also offer custom orders with no minimums!
The Artisan Village. As Berea is known as the “Folk Arts and Craft Capitol of KY,” the Artisan Village allows visitors to get to know the people behind the craft. Lindsey Gallery, Honeysuckle Vine, The Cabin of Old Time, and many others are local artist who have perfected their craft. Live demonstrations are given for visitors.
The College square is located beside Boone Tavern. It offers visitors the opportunity to shop from local and unique shops that has something for everyone. The Berea Fudge Shoppe offers homemade Fudge, Ice Cream, as well as homemade jams and jellies. If you need something more filling, perhaps stop by the locally owned Papaleno’s, that offer a wide variety of Italian dishes that make Berea almost seem like a “little Italy.”
Art gallery showcasing modern and contemporary Appalachian artists in solo, shared and group exhibitions, located in downtown Richwood, WV at the edge of the Monongahela National Forest.
Open Thursday-Saturday noon-6:30pm and Sunday-Wednesday by appointment
We are a historic soda fountain, serving homemade ice cream, hand patted burger, homemade soups
Historic country store and restaurant serving a farm to table menu, deli sandwiches, and hand dipped ice cream.
Shopping & retail
Dinner Bell Restaurant has been around for more than two decades and counting. Its proximity to the Highway 75 makes this place a frequent spot for travelers as well, who come here to satiate their much worked appetite. All of the dishes on their menu are home made with the use of fresh ingredients thereby reminding one of their grandmother's food. Try the pork chops, the ham or something from the seafood menu, everything here tastes amazing and should be accompanied with the tasty mashed potatoes. Do no forget to indulge in some Butter Pie before calling it a meal
Old-fashioned general store with local foods, candles, body products, dog treats and more!
Fish Pond Lake is a gorgeous vista. Nestled in the woods of the Central Appalachian mountains this park provides beautiful scenery, good fishing, camping, photo ops hiking and more
Established as a venue to showcase local artists and musicians, the Gallery was opened in May 2011 in the former Grayson Fire Station building.
The Kentucky Music Hall of Fame and Museum opened in 2002 with a vision to bring recognition to Kentuckians who have made a significant contribution to the music industry. With that vision in mind, a collection of artifacts and memorabilia highlighting the careers of the over 50 inductees fill the museum. You can also learn the history of music dating back to the 1800s. A common misconception is that the Kentucky Music Hall of Fame focuses mainly on country and bluegrass-related artists. However, there are inductees from all genres of music, including The Backstreet Boys, Loretta Lynn, Florence Henderson, Rosemary Clooney, Keith Whitley, Boots Randolph, and so many more. The entrance to the building is unique to any other museum and is historical as it was once the site of the original riding stables of Renfro Valley founder John Lee Lair. That portion of the building now houses the visitor center and a must-see gift shop with new products and souvenirs. Most of the original structure of the stable is still intact and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Nearby is the historic Renfro Valley Entertainment Center, as well as Bittersweet Cabin Village & Gift Shop.
The Downtown Beattyville Alliance, Beattyville Lee County Tourism Commission and Boneyard Hollow LLC are hosting a “Locally Made” market featuring hand made and hand grown products. aka: Beattyville Main Street Marketplace.
The Log House Craft Gallery offers visitors to shop regional crafts from artists outside of Berea, but they also are home to where the students of Berea College showcase their own personal art made at the school. Located behind the Log House is a newly opened bookstore, the “Tailless Dog” and “Get Outside KY” where you can rent electric bikes to travel throughout Berea.
A speciality store owned by the Heavener Family featuring Appalachian Decor, Speciality Foods, Hand Dipped Ice Cream, and much more!