What a great day at the coconut point art festival. It was 83 degrees and sunny with low humidity…read more The show is one of the best around. There were over 200 exhibitors at the show according to the 6pm news.My favorite artist was there. Murf is the man. He is so talented. I purchased a few items from him. There were sculptures. Art pieces. Hundreds of people walking around. People pushing their dogs in carriages. I even saw a parrot on somebodies shoulder. Just a great afternoon.

I am here from chicago and made a special trip to come to this store. They changed their hours to 5…read moreput didn't state that on site- I only found out when I got there. I went the following day & got there at 4:50 & they told me they were closed- wasn't even 5 yet. There is a piece of art in their windows I would love to have but I would be surprised if their artists knew they were turning customers away. There was also another woman behind me that got turned away too.

From the owner: Located at Coconut Point Mall in Estero, Florida, the COCO Art Gallery is a nonprofit cooperative…read moreoperated by the Art Council of Southwest Florida. It is a year-round venue for exhibiting and selling the work of the talented artists who are members of the Art Council's 21 affiliate organizations. ​ Participating artists offer oil, pastel, acrylic and watercolor paintings, photography, ceramics, glass, textiles, jewelry, wood, seasonal cards, statues, fiber art and more. Please note: the gallery is closed the first Tuesday of each month for inventory purposes.

Lovely Arts Center in downtown Fort Meyers!…read more This building has so much history and beauty! One of a kind! It used to be a Post Office, then a federal building, it used to be a location for Romero's "Day of the Dead" that's why we checked it out, then discovered a cool place. They have events, art exhibits, concerts, summer camps, many events. They have a ArtWalk. If you live in the area, you probably know that. I would have liked to explore it more. But I hope to be back! Check their site for site and updates!

There are so many reasons to go here. They hold all kinds of events. I've been to a few of the art…read moregalleries they hold.

DAAS stands for David Acevedo Art Studio. Acevedo founded this art gallery along with Xavier…read moreBrignoni who came up with the name. Their first venue opened in 2006 on Broadway Street in downtown Fort Myers. While there, they were instrumental in creating the Fort Myers Art Walk which has been going on for ten tears. Later on they became daas Gallery and now their current incarnation is DAAS CO-OP Art Gallery & Gifts. In addition to running the gallery they stage different events throughout the year. Check out their Facebook page for dates and times. Today, DAAS is a cooperative that provides space for local artist to exhibit and sell their work. Support small businesses! The gallery is located in the Gardner's Park District along with other other businesses in the same complex including a garden store, coffee and food shop, and a butterfly aviary. Items they had for sale included wall art, mugs, jewelry, sculptures, magnets, notecards, and clothes to name just a few of the items. I saw so many things that would make a great gift for someone special or for yourself. This is a really cool gallery to browse. Thank you Rachel M for your review. If you like it, you know I will!

This is a subjective opinion but I was disappointed in the gallery. The art was very selective and…read morenot anything I would purchase. Slightly gothic and unrefined.

I really enjoyed stepping inside the world of Island Visions Gallery and Gift Shop. The art they…read moredisplay in the windows gets your attention, the colors, the shapes, the vibe. The store has a beachy, laid back vibe. I talked to the lady working here and she told me they moved the store to downtown Fort Meyers area recently. They initially had a store on the artsy Matlacha island but it got destroyed by hurricane Ian so they relocated here. I wish I would have gone to Matlacha art village but this store brings a bit of that world to you and to everyone in Fort Meyers. It is great to see work created by local artists. They have everything from pottery, home decor, paitings, sculptures, souvenirs, jewelry. Various styles, materials used for creating wonderful merchandise. Nice surprise to find this cute store and learn about their story. Great they reinvented themselves and keep supporting local artists. If you are in the area, stop by, you will find a variety of local art!

Beautiful things in various price ranges and very friendly owner. Browsed happily no pressure. I…read morewill go back tomorrow to make my purchases.

Lovely shop, beautiful jewelry. Staff was beyond helpful. Best way to spend a relaxing Saturday…read more Treat yourself to a lovely shopping experience.

Lovely boutique on Matlacha with a few of their own parking spaces which is rare here. They had so…read moremany cool handmade items here like glass, wall decor, jewelry and more. Loved the earrings I found here and bought a pair to wear. Their walls art is pretty expensive so be prepared. It is a cool place to browse as well and everyone working here was super nice and helpful

This is so worth the drive to Bokeelia... we are from a suburb of Chicago and I too am an artist so…read morewe go to galleries when we are out of town... This has got to be one of my favorites ... it has something for everyone... Not only Art on Canvas, Watercolors, Pottery, Linens, Jewelry, Ceramics...Very Unique Pieces and the man who waited on me was helpful and informative... Thank you for your help... I ended up purchasing 2 unique pieces of pottery, 2 linens and 1 set of unique earrings... The Art was fabulous... but I paint... I do watercolors and acrylics but I was truly inspired by the whole experience... Thank You for having a Beautiful Gallery...you can tell it's a passion because how much you cared... Thank you for your Awesomeness... Brian and Sherry K Haney, Yorkville, Illinois-

Crossed Palms is a unique experience in itself. Tucked away on the northern tip of Pine Island, on…read moreBokeelia, it sits directly on Charlotte Harbor so your visit will guarantee a stunning view. The gallery is family owned and operated. Now to the art. They carry a collection of fine art including paintings by local artists, and pottery with the majority of the artists located in the Blue Ridge mountain region of North Carolina. You will also find a selection of one of a kind jewelry. Visiting the gallery is a relaxing experience, where there are chairs on the deck to lounge in and take in the view, and a small beach area to wade out into the harbor if you wish.

What a great place! Love it. I have been purchasing Sandy's glass beaded themed bookmarks for…read moreyears. Everyone loves them. I've also purchased a number of Shirley Hales' note cards which are images of her excellent water colors. Highly recommend these talented artists and their partners at Harbour View.

From the owner: Harbour View Gallery boasts approximately 35 local artists creating handcrafted 2-D & 3-D Fine Art…read moreand Gifts. We are celebrating our 10th year in business this year. Customers love our friendly atmosphere, diverse artwork and receptions for our Featured Artist each month. Please stop in to experience our lovely gallery next time your in the area.