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No state in America has a higher percentage of restaurants seving barbecue than Alabama, according to a recent survey. More than 300 Alabama restaurants serve the savory smoked meat. That's enough to make a pig-pilgramage every weekend for a half decade without visiting the same one twice!These are the dining spots that you can smell before you see them: sweet hardwood smoke wafting across the landscape, drawing diners off the highway at places they never intended to stop.The best ones are...

Carol Lammon made this Alabama Landscape Ornament. She used a stamp to form trees, surrounded by an ombre glaze of white to light green to dark green, to  soil at the bottom of the ornament.

All Over Alabama is the fun account of a close-knit family that lives in Alabama- a family of frogs that is! Readers with roots in Alabama will smile as a bullfrog named Gig, whose family is very big, desrcribes some of the relatives he has living throughout the state. There's Gig's Uncle Wart in Spanish Fort, Cousin Toady Belle- the beauty queen from Hazel Green, the cousins that are itty bitty-tiny tadpoles in Pell City... and that's not all!

Add a burst of color and character to your space with this vibrant 6in x 8in acrylic painting on a canvas by Monroe County artist Sharon Owens. This one-of-a-kind artwork features a striking alligator with its mouth wide open, revealing a dramatic set of teeth—dark blue on top and orange-red on the bottom. The gator's expressive lime green eyes and multicolored snout in shades of yellow, orange, light green, and light blue give it a bold, whimsical charm. Its scaly body comes to life with rich...

Alligator by Monroe County artist Sharon Owens is a bold and captivating 6" x 8" acrylic painting on a canvas that draws you in with the intense gaze of a vibrant green alligator. Its piercing black eye, encircled by a golden iris, seems to follow the viewer, forging a striking connection. The alligator is set against a vivid backdrop of orange water, animated by streaks of blue, light blue, and white—suggesting the shimmering movement of waves. This dynamic interplay of color and texture...

This 6" x 8" acrylic painting on a canvas by Monroe County artist Sharon Owens captures a vivid and imaginative portrayal of a purple, orange, and forest green alligator with striking green eyes. Perched on a rock amidst tranquil blue waters, the alligator's unique coloration and serene setting create a captivating visual experience. The compact size makes it a versatile piece, ready to add a splash of color and character to any space.

Jo Taylor, a Dallas County artist, made this Alternative Fired White Crackle vase, measuring 6.5" tall and 4" wide. This vase is a dark, copper color fading into a white at the bottom, with a gray crackle effect.

Roger Van Wyck, a Clarke County artist, hand crafted this "Angel Wings On Board" that measures 11.25"x3.5"x1.5". On top of a wooden piece, there are 2 different colored angel wings. On the back, there is a piece for hanging.

Betty Bain: Antler Bowl Basket; approx. 11"x4"

This Appliqued Cotton Hand Towel was made by Dallas County artist Elizabeth Culpepper. It is white and has a beautiful patterned cross appliqued onto the towel with silver thread. It can be machine washed, but must be hung to dry. This item is perfect for your kitchen or bathroom!

Kristin Law, a Wilcox, County Artist, created this hand painted Armadillo Cobalt Ornament.

This handcrafted brush roll up sleeve, by artist Leslie Zacchini, is perfect for storing you paint or makeup brushes. It measures 16"x17.5" when laid flat. There are varying pocket sizes to fit your brushes and has multiple places to fold along the top so it can hold short or long brushes. *Brushes not included.