Very fun art gallery to visit with great variety of things, something for all interests. I bought a…read morebeautiful opal ring and if I'd had more time, probably would've let with a couple more things. Looking forward to visiting again next time I'm in Pensacola.

The workers greeted us when we came in the price is expensive for me it is and do not take pictures…read moreof the paintings they do not want you to take pictures of the art There is really good art of the beach blue angels and f 35s really cool come check it out

this is a wonderful gallery selection of local artists' work! I found the prices to be…read morereasonable and bought a beautiful pottery piece while visiting Pensacola..

One of the only local Art galleries in Pensacola, it's in a great location, right across from the…read morepark downtown, with lots of foot traffic around.. Lackluster curb appeal with no colorful local "street art" on the sidewalk, just some postcards out front. Not a good use of a local arts storefront. You would think it would be inviting, with Bright, noticeable local art works from across the park but no. Growing up here in the City of Five Flags & around this area, The French Quarter, New Orleans area, where my grandparents lived, we are surrounded by immense beauty & natural wonders, both land & sea. The Spanish influences, Jazz, French influences, food & wine, British influences in Culture, the confederacy & American Indian historical history are all an extremely fascinating part of this area. We are so rich in our cultured history here, but unfortunately, not much local Artworks are currently available. Art represents the eye of the soul, the seat of the imagination, and the gateway to higher states of consciousness. Real Art gives us what we value, emotionally and epistemically. When it's real, truthful, it's transformative. No one buys art that doesn't speak to their heart. You either love it or hate it. And it's just bad art when you feel nothing. I am saddened by the lack of transformative arts in Pirate'cola. I left empty handed. My heart didn't find any real art, truthful art. Only artworks created based on false history, false narratives, fake ideologies, fake beliefs, fake religions, fake "beauty" all created in concepts of anti-humanism, programmed, inoculated, by artificial intelligence's mainstream media propaganda machine. As the proverb goes: "You are what you eat." You create by which you consume. Artworks created by artificial realities of consciousness, is artificial art. To be an artist, is to BELIEVE in real life. I Believe we can do better.

The Gumbo Gallery is a nice little art gallery on De Villiers, sandwiched between Blue Dot…read morehamburgers and Five Sisters Blues Cafe. The owner, Sonja, is an incredibly nice lady who is extremely talented and knowledgeable. Several media are offered, from painting, pottery, prints, jewelry, and more. While the subject matter of most of the painting/prints is African-American-centric, there are others themes on display, such as beachy kind of stuff, historical Pensacola scenes, western, and Native American genres. Sonja let me put a painting on lay-away and kindly called me to remind me about it after a month. When I went to pay off the art, I saw many new (and appealing!) paintings that wowed me. There seems to be quite a turn-over of stock, which makes it exciting to return. Plus...Blue Dot is right next door! Go look at and buy some art, then go grub the best burger in town. It's a two-fer!

Great class options for adults as well as kids of (almost) all ages! Conveniently located, large…read morespace, great teachers, and fun people! I'm taking my first pottery class here and looking fwd to every Saturday afternoon!

My family signed up for a private lesson in ceramics. Emily was our instructor and she was perfect…read more She is a natural born teacher who has found her niche at First City. Her patience and encouragement were boundless.

Cute new "Art spot" full of Paintings & Jewelry…read more It's in a strange location, not a great area for foot traffic, not a lot of parking either yikes. However, will return to check out the new arrivals of jewelry and update. Recommend.

The venue is so chill; unfortunately, they don't have liquor, but they still know how to throw down…read moreany day of the week. They also have a kickass Hebrew deli next door. I come here every time my homies are having a show, shout out to Cam The Sella and LaLaLandMusik,

I've been here a couple of times, and found the staff to be pretty cool (though rather nonchalant…read moresome of the time), and the building/decor is pretty neat too. There's usually a corner for locally made crafts/clothing. Today, however. The open sign is on, yes...but when you open the door and there's a fan cord hanging directly in the doorway and there's plastic on the counters/etc, so I asked for confirmation. The woman behind the counter acted like my question was stupid, but apparently my next one was even more egregious. I asked if I could get any of the teas iced...the most condescending "I can" caused my visit to end short. Will most likely not return at this point, which is a shame as I commend the business bringing something new to Brownsville.

Seriously. Mad props to Habitat. They are awesome. They have given back so much to the community…read moreand have helped so many people. It is just awesome. If you have a chance, you totally need to volunteer with them. I was down here for the Collegiate Challenge. Awesome experience. Seriously, how many times can one say 'awesome' in a review? The crew that we worked with was ah-maz-ing! Ed, Joanne, & Wayne gave us such valuable information and helped turn the 17 of us into skilled carpenters that can hammer nails with the best of them, put windows in a house, and lay a roof down in four days! Four days! All we started with was the cement slab. What I really like about the program that they have is the homeowners (not necessarily of the house you are building) have to complete so many 'hands on' hours before they can move in. It was pretty neat to see a couple of them right there next to us. Don't know about Habitat? Here is a little information. Habitat builds houses in partnership with low and very low income families in need of decent shelter. To keep the cost of our houses affordable, Habitat uses the labor of thousands of volunteers. Habitat's partner families pay for their homes. Partner families invest more than money, they offer their own labor - sweat equity - into building their own homes and the homes of others. Their goal: To witness to the Word of God and the love of Jesus Christ for all persons through our words and actions. To build bridges among all economic and ethnic segments of our community by establishing new relationships, a sense of community and a renewed commitment to "the common good." To welcome participation from all individuals, groups, or organizations who desire to join with Pensacola Habitat for Humanity because of their shared concern and compassion for those in need. If you have the opportunity to do so, I suggest coming down and helping out. The program is awesome! There is a reason we have been coming down for 10+ years. Just being able to give back to the community is a great feeling. I wouldn't spend Spring Break any other way.

From the owner: Founded in 1981, Pensacola Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit, ecumenical, Christian ministry…read morewhose purpose is to improve communities through sustainable partnerships, such as through their home buying opportunities. Over 35 years in the Escambia and Santa Rosa counties has created an organization with a two-county reach and over 1,300 built homes.