Product Pick of the Week

Products With a Purpose, Summer 2018

The altruistic idea of giving back has become a natural sentiment lately. In a world where we need benevolence more than ever, having the means and the opportunity to give back in whatever capacity is... more »

Getting creative with custom products

Name-dropping is a long-established practice of destination location retailers. It’s a great way to assure memories and experiences come flooding back to the mind of the visitor every time they look at a keepsake, wear... more »

Products With a Purpose, Spring 2018

The Mountain www.themountain.com What they offer: Using an in-house team of artists, The Mountain has created the “Protect Line” — a collection of T-shirts, hats, tote bags and mugs that feature images of the world’s most... more »

Themed jewelry pieces are accessory necessities

As children begin to age out of plush products, toys and trinkets they find on a day out, they’re still going to be looking for a special souvenir. Here,... more »

Products with a Purpose, Winter 2018

Company: Ben the Rooster What they offer: Greeting cards designed with art from kids. Ben the Rooster is a pen pal for kids, and the art is sent by his friends during Ben's literacy program.... more »

Most Popular Product Collections of 2017

As part of &More — our monthly e-newsletter — Museums & More compiles collections of like-themed products throughout the year. Here are the most popular collections of 2017. (Click the images to see the full... more »

Smoky Mountain Gift Show 2017: A recap in pictures

Museums & More was at the 2017 Smoky Mountain Gift Show at the Gatlinburg Convention Center in Gatlinburg, Tennessee, on Nov. 2. Editor Zeke Jennings got a chance to tour the show floor and see... more »

International Gift Exposition in the Smokies: A recap in pictures

Museums & More toured the Sevierville & Leconte convention centers in Sevierville and Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, respectively, on Oct. 31 and Nov. 1, 2017 for the International Gift Exposition in the Smokies. (Click images to... more »