Welcome to a unique shopping experience in historic downtown Louisville, GA, featuring fine arts and crafts, quality folk art, antiques and collectibles, and consignments. 

 Tuesday-Friday, 10:00-6:00

Saturday, 9:00-1:00

     Contact us at 478-625-7730 or twistedsisters3@bellsouth.net

Unique Gifts

We have unusual and beautiful gifts for everyone on your shopping list.  We have many hand crafted, one-of-a-kind items. 

Our historic 4000 square foot building, known as the Abbot-Stone building,  provides rental space for vendors such as Old Town Plantation,  Arbor House Interiors, Mamie Ruth, Seven Cypress Design,Becky Harrison, Bonnie Montgomery, Clara Lee Arnold, and others. 

Included for sale are antiques and collectibles, quality reproductions, oriental rugs, jewelry, monogrammed table linens, Moon Spoons, Old River Road utensils, Joe's Spoons, organic soaps, Savannah Bee honey, Cafe Campesino fair trade coffee, Bee Global candles, African market baskets, and garden and household accessories.  

 On Saturdays you can enjoy a cup of fair trade Cafe Campesino coffee and a pastry baked by the culinary class at Jefferson County High School, under the supervision of chef Patricia Fleming.

The Arts Guild Marketplace, is also located inside Twisted Sisters and offers a variety of hand-made products from local and regional artists such as  Mary Reynolds, Tim Goodson, Wade Franklin, Cynthia Perry, Vicky Bernard, Clare Booth Taylor, Melissa Steele, Mary Ann Miller, Aimee Mohammed, Sam Morgan, Claudia Jernigan, Lettie Cofer Mohammed, Willie Tarver, and others. For sale are paintings, photographs, pottery, ceramics, hand painted silks, woodwork, painted gourds, and much more. The proceeds for the sale of items in The Marketplace benefit the Arts Guild.

 

As Georgia's first capital, Louisville enjoys a long history. Twisted Sisters encourages customers to take advantage of all that Louisville has to offer- a relaxed atmosphere, open green spaces, a beautiful river swamp, and historical sites. 

 Be sure to visit the other shops on Broad Street and enjoy a meal at The Bistro or at Fosters. The Fire House Gallery located just behind Twisted Sisters offers a changing exhibit each month and features the work of major artists across the southeast. Check with the Chamber of Commerce for a list of bed and breakfast inns, and other attractions in the area.