Clothing, Gifts, Boutiques & Shops
Happy Sage Apparel & More
Backstreet Trading Company
Worn By The Sea
Callee’s Seaside Treasures
Art of Glass Indoor Art Classes
Did the rain ruin your beach day? Too much sun? Seeking a beach alternative? You don’t have to be bored. You deserve to have fun! Indoor art classes at Art of Glass are the perfect way to escape the weather and add a bit of creativity to your vacation! Our 1-hour classes are relaxed and informal, so you can feel free to express yourself without feeling pressured. Whether you’re a beginner or a more experienced artist, our art classes will be a fun and inspiring experience. After you create your one-of-a-kind masterpiece, we cover it with a clear resin, and you pick it up the following day. So, what are you waiting for? Go ahead and book your art class today!
Island Adventures
Oystercatcher
Vitamin Sea Clothing
Pirate Girl’s Treasures
LaRobe Boutique
Grady Market
Apalachicola Bee Company
Bee Inspired Too
Old Stuff Shop
BECASA
Unlike other boutiques, BECASA is more than just a store; it’s a clothing brand too. Its creation stemmed from local founder Emily Raffield’s love of beach-ready fashion and her desire to make pieces that would become staples. “We take our clients' feedback into the design process each season and love to create things they don’t want to live without,” Raffield says. Beyond its Gulf Coast-inspired styles, the store itself exudes a coastal chic vibe with exposed brick, fresh cut palms, unique merchandise -- home decor, gift, apparel -- and an overall feel that blends Old Florida with tropical whimsy. Shop online at www.shopbecasa.com.
Coastal Kitchens
Riverlily
The Pearl-Art for Everyone
Dolce Vita
Seaside Cotton
The Tin Shed
Wild Herb Soap Co.
Jolly Roger Beach Shop
Lip Ass Sauces, LLC
Spicing up your life...
RICHARD BICKEL PHOTOGRAPHY
Richard Bickel's photography crosses 70 countries and has been published throughout the world. His passion for exotic waters - Africa's Niger and Burma's Irawaddy - brought him to Apalachicola in 1994. He has since been capturing the rich culture of Florida's last stand, publishing the best-selling photo books, The Last Great Bay and Apalachicola, An American Treasure. Bickel's work has also appeared in The New York Times, Newsweek, Conde Naste Traveler and Travel and Leisure, and internationally in Die Zeit (Germany), The Times of London and Italian Public Television.
A recipient of the Golden Quill for photography and the New York Art Directors Club Award, Richard Bickel has exhibited in galleries throughout the United States. He resides in Apalachicola where he maintains a gallery of his photography in the town's historic district.