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18 South Section Street
Fairhope, Alabama 36532

(251) 990-8763

Hello Gallery Art and Things is a modern art gallery in downtown Fairhope, Alabama. The former Fairhope Artists Gallery has been revamped and features a slew of artists from all over the South.

Guests will enjoy the varied styles and mediums displayed throughout the space. Along with a wide selection of paintings, the gallery also features woodworking, ceramics and pottery, jewelry, and gifts. While some prints are available, the majority of the works are originals that can only be found within the gallery.

Carrying a diverse collection in a range of sizes and price points means there is literally something for every taste and budget within Hello Gallery. Some of the styles available include light and airy landscapes, coastal inspired artwork, colorful abstract paintings, as well as realistic portraits (including commissioned pet portraits).  

If you are looking for a gift that is truly unique, drop by the gallery to view the tabletop collection. A set of miniature framed florals, one of the exquisite cutting boards made from reclaimed wood, or a hand-molded vase, plate, or coffee mug, would make an exceptional and original present.

Hello Gallery is one of the most prominent stops during Fairhope’s First Friday Art Walk. Live music and a selection of wine and small bites are typically available during this popular event. Visitors flock to the gallery to explore the displayed works and meet the local artists who are known to drop by from time to time. 

Hello Gallery Art and Things is located at 18 South Section Street in downtown Fairhope, Alabama. Street parking is available on a first come first serve basis. Parking on Section Street, De La Mare Avenue, Fairhope Avenue, South Bancroft Street or South Church Street would be the shortest walk to Hello Gallery.

There is a public parking lot just north of the Fairhoper’s Community Park on South Church Street, a parking garage behind the Hampton Inn on North Church Street, a small parking lot behind Julwin’s Restaurant on Bancroft Street and another parking area just north of the Fairhope Public Library on Bancroft Street.

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