L Ross Gallery

Located at 4339 Park Ave, Dixon Gallery & Gardens blends a colonial manor, serene gardens, and a diverse art collection. Admission is free (donations encouraged), with ample parking and cafe on site. Visitors enjoy indoor galleries—featuring rotating artists and a Susan Watkins collection—and outdoor trails, a rose garden, and sculptures, ideal for family portraits, picnics, and events like Symphony in the Garden.

David Lusk Gallery in Memphis at 97 Tillman St is a premier art venue with 25+ years of exhibitions. It carries works ranging from original photography and prints to paintings and sculptures, including shows like Beth Edwards. Reviews praise friendly staff and a welcoming space, plus help in acquiring favored pieces. The gallery also hosts diverse, sometimes quirky works and special exhibition moments, like Joyce Gingold’s sculptures.

MISFITZ Tattoo Studio in Memphis delivers clean, professional body art in a welcoming atmosphere. Reviews praise skilled artists who listen, precise design and placement, and attentive, friendly service. The shop’s atmosphere is described as clean with great energy and careful aftercare guidance. Artists Tre Cash, Tony, and Gbaby are highlighted for quality work and strong client relationships.

Located on Broad Ave in Memphis, T Clifton Art is a curated gallery and gift shop featuring one-of-a-kind pieces from local and national artists. Guests find jewelry by Dorothy Northern, pottery by Patricia Zachary, stunning art glass, and unique gifts. The friendly staff and resident dog Argus provide a welcoming, pressure-free shopping experience.

me2tattoo, located at 1626 Union Ave, Memphis, TN, is a body art studio known for a welcoming, client-focused experience. Reviews highlight artist Les/Leslie's steady hand, friendly demeanor, and tattoos that meet or exceed expectations. Clients appreciate breaks, breathing guidance, and time taken to review designs, ensuring every piece feels right and inviting a return visit.

Jay Etkin Gallery is a welcoming Midtown Memphis art space in the Cooper-Young area. It features an eclectic rotation of African, African American, and Southern folklore art, and also serves as an event venue. Reviews praise its knowledgeable staff, engaging conversations, and Jay's gift as a curator, with the gallery offering a different, inviting experience at each visit.