Alice Moseley Folk Art Museum

What a cute collection of Alice Moseley's art work! I had never heard of her until a friend and I dropped in here. Very cute stuff. Downstairs is a Mardi Gras museum with costumes and some local history. Upstairs is her artwork, mainly of this area. I can not recommend coming here highly enough. Employees are friendly and passionate. It was sheer joy stopping in here.

My wife and I visited and had a wonderful time.
We enjoyed learning and talking with Renne ,she was awesome , friendly and informative .
The art was increasable and we really felt welcomed.

I wandered in here after visiting the 100 Men Hall across the tracks from here and I’m so glad I did. The Mardi Gras costumes on display are breath taking. Nice Blues exhibit also. Definitely worth the stop.

Never knew an art gallery could be so fun. I was so impressed not only with the art, but the artist aswell. She was such an influence to her students from the 50's-70's, but a huge inspiration to anyone can start to paint. She seemed to be such a bright witted person and you can seem some of her humor in her pictures. Free to enter and very reasonable pricing for reprints and magnets. The guide was very knowledgable and kind. Don't forget to feed the ducks.

Very nice museum. Staff is very knowledgeable.

Very nice folk art and glassware collection. There is a lady working there that was so helpful & informative. She really made the tour worthwhile. The artwork is simple but relatable. I would recommend it. Free to tour. Doesn't take too long since the museum is kinda small (around an hour to tour).

Ms. Moseley really had her own style, but it's so inclusive of everyone she encountered! Her paintings are joyous renditions of her life and experiences in Mississippi, and I adore them! Such a happy collection, and the antiques her son Tim has there are perfect period pieces that highlight what Ms. Moseley had to say in her artworks! Great place to visit and spend some time!

This was a gem to find. I stopped to see the Mardy Gras displays downstairs. I saw this and had to stop to see it. Loved her work, especially those paintings she used found objects in. The video was great. Was glad to set and watch. She was a wise women who clearly didn’t let life knock her down. I especially like Folk heaven

Well maintained museum. It's small, friendly and air conditioned! Our group of 8 toured in 45 minutes.

If you are on the coast and want to learn a lot about the historic Bay St. Louis and artists this is the place to go. Lots of history in one place where you can spend an hour or hours. Interesting and intriguing stories and art to learn about Alice Moseley herself.

A good low key stop. Friendly informative staff. Info about the Blues, Mardi Gras, and a 1960's movie that was filmed here. Elevator available for trip to second floor folk art exhibit.

When in the bay one should visit this museum and learn about Alice Moseley. She shows her love of the bay in her paintings. This museum also has some interesting antiques and showcases other local artists

There was a very nice lady named Susan downstairs that helped me find interesting places in the local area and I forgot to get the lady upstairs's name at the museum but she was really helpful as well I enjoyed seeing all the neat things they had on display

My kids loved visiting! The Art couldn’t help but make you smile

We loved the Folk Art Museum. Katrina was very knowledgeable about the art of Alice Moseley. I think everyone should stop and see the museum!

What a wonderful surprise. We had a personal tour and the paintings put a smile on your face.

I love this Folk Art Museum! The art is so fun and the colors are vibrant! The staff is very friendly and knowledgeable about Alice Mosley.

Loved this place! The video of Mrs. Alice talking an telling her story is worth the trip.

Having a great time at the outdoor concert at the Depot. Thanks to the Alice Moseley Foundation for sponsoring this great event.

You must check this place out its pretty awesome...and if u play pokémon u will enjoy even more