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SHOPPING: ARTS & CRAFTS
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Island Tings
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Everything inside "Tings" pays homage to Bahamian artisans and their ability to craft worthwhile pieces from humble and sometimes-unlikely materials. Expect a minilibrary of books on the archipelago's culture and cuisine, as well as sculptures crafted from driftwood and conch shells, utilitarian jewelry, straw goods such as baskets, natural sea sponges, wall hangings, and Junkanoo masks made from all-natural traditional materials as well as newfangled versions molded from fiberglass.
Bay St., between East St. and Elizabeth Ave
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