Gilded Shores Sea Gems and Art

05/31/2026

Thank you everyone who came to our East Beach/EOV Farmers Market and Oozlefinch Harvest Farmers Market this weekend! I would like to congratulate Ms. Isabel Garriga, this week's FREE raffle winner! Please check us out each week for new raffle items!

05/24/2026

What a perfect day for the beach! Come join us for the festivities🏄‍♀️🏊‍♂️🚣‍♀️🚵‍♂️

05/24/2026

What a beautiful day in Virginia Beach at the Surf Art Expo! They called for rain and God gave us a gorgeous warm and sunny day. Come down and join us!

05/18/2026

I'd like to give a big shout out to our Sunday Raffle winner, Taylor Seymour of Hampton. Congratulations Taylor! Stay tuned each week, as there will be a Raffle giveaway of something special.

05/18/2026

Whoohoo! The time is almost here. This our debut at the Virginia Beach Surf Expo. Please join us at the Oceanfront Boardwalk this Memorial weekend for a fun time!

The Virginia Beach Surf Art Expo held on the boardwalk at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront between first and sixth streets. This is a great event filled with surf related art, artists, craftsmen, and artisans showcasing their surfing related artwork.

05/17/2026

What a beautiful day at Oozlefinch Farmers Market! This lovely wall art is this week's FREE raffle item.Stay tuned for today's lucky winner!

05/17/2026

Each week is giving away something beautifully handcrafted! Come by Dale’s tent to register to win! Here at until 3!

05/10/2026

Thanks to everyone who came out to celebrate Mother’s Day with us!

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Y’all really showed up today. Thank you!

05/10/2026

Congratulations toJessica Sanford of Hampton for winning the Windchimes today! It was so nice to see all the moms at the Oozlefinch Harvest Farmers Market. We wish all moms a beautiful and Happy Mothers Day!

05/02/2026

Yay! The fossil scallop shells are back! These are spectacular specimens of the Virginia State fossil, the Chesapectan Jeffersonius which was abundant in the shallow waters of the Chesapeake Bay between the Myocene and Pliocene eras, 2.5-5.6 MILLION years ago. Specimens in this condition are very hard to find. We searched the banks of the James River through the cold winter months and am proud to bring these to you.