I went to this place a couple of years ago during a crowded art walk. In 2018, I decided to see it…read moreagain and was very impressed. I went during a time it was not so busy. I was amazed by how this art gallery evolved through the years. Art was impressive and varied. I saw baskets weaved of pine needles, jewelry, beautifully crafted pens, and acrylic ocean paintings. The artists were very informative of their work and pleasant to talk to that day. Refreshments were superb. I loved the chocolates offered to guests, and the wine was good. My favorite artwork were the paintings of women as strong and beautiful creatures by an English artist, Emma Greenhill.

A gem of the gallery- lots of different artists are featured, with different mediums and styles…read more There is something for everyone. I was drawn to more than one piece, loved the fiber art! So much fun to explore. Prices were fair too. Remember that usually artists work the gallery! So you may end up chatting up one of the ones you like!

Beautiful artwork! I have two pieces in my home from two different local artists in this gallery. I…read moregot to meet several of the artists at First Friday Artwalk!! Check them out!!

Represents artists from the St Augustine area. They host painters, photographers and jewelers.read more

The do not pay artists on time. It is supposed to be a co-op but only the board members are…read moretreated well.

I just discovered this awesome gallery. Paul, the owner, is just awesome and I met some great…read moreartists today while dropping off some books for National Poetry Month. I'll tell you about Jolan Gamblin, Jill Hunter and Gail Husveth first. They are great. I took their picture (which is with my review). They told me about how great it is to be a part of the Gallery and also hooked me up with another multi-media art group where I can pursue more with my art skills (yeah!) excited! What a great place! They have beautiful paintings, sculptures, and a variety of other things like jewelry and beautiful stained glass window decorations. I bought a beautiful one for myself. The shop is right next to the St Augustine pier so it's right on the beach! Awesome! What a great place to just stop by when you are at the farmer's market or getting some tan-on while enjoying the beach. You can park in the pier parking lot and look for them right next to the pavilion on the north side. A little touch and go to find, but they are tucked in right next to the water. If you really can't find them just look for the fire trucks on the street just north of the pier parking lot, follow that side road to the end, take a right and you are at the gallery. But there isn't really much parking there, so try and get a spot in the big lot. But the gallery is definitely worth the work. There is street parking or on one of the side streets and walk in. The scene is great, so it's all good. I am an Ancient City Poet and we are placing our books at the gallery for April National Poetry Month. My new book, "A While Away" is going to be there during April. Come by and check it out! They are a numbered, limited edition run of 100 and once they are gone, they're gone. It has colored photos of my artwork, photography and, of course, my poetry.

This was a really fun museum tour. If you like home tours, you would love checking this out. I've…read moregone to St. Augustine many times but never knew you could what it held. I used the $5 GA ticket for North Florida residents. Its only for August '26...but I hope they do it again next year because this was an amazing $5 visit. There was an audio tour that was interesting and all the items that they display are really cool. My friends were asking if I was in Morocco. The person who building this was obsessed with Granada, Spain which had influences of the Moors. So many authentic beautiful items. I would pair this with brunch.

This family owned museum has so many treasures inside and outside. If you are interested in Arabic…read moreand Asian architure and accessories, then you definitely need to visit this amazing 2 story museum. There are no elevators. I tried to pick the best photos that I could but there is so much there to photograph that you will just need to visit to see it all for yourself. The audio tours average between 45 and 60 minutes depending on the pace that you are comfortable with. Touring the Villa Zorayda Museum requires standing and walking for the length of your visit. Limited seating is available in certain areas. The tickets are $15 with a discount for seniors. The family members,are there to answer any questions. There is parking nearby. This place is located across from the Lightner Museum. Make this a priority if you love all things Arabic and Asian.

We love exploring the art galleries in St. Augustine and this one always has a variety of artists…read more We enjoy visiting during our regular day trips to St. Augustine from Jacksonville as well as First Friday Art Walks. Friendly and helpful staff, we saw a piece we liked and returned later in the day to purchase. We love supporting local artists and there are so many opportunities to find something you love with this collective of artists at Art Box.

Add the Lightner Museum as a stop when visiting St. Augustine! The museum is located in the heart…read moreof the city in what use to be the Alcazar Hotel, a Gilded Age Resort. The building architecture and the gardens are beautiful. There were many collections to peruse, which were housed on 3 levels. It took us about two hours to make our way through, but you could easily spend 3 if you take your time and read everything. The floors all have a front and rear. The best suggestion we were given is to start on the 3rd floor an make our way down. The staff on hand were friendly and readily available to answer any of your questions. You can make a reservation for lunch at the Cafe, which is located on the lower level of what was once a pool.

What a fascinating stop. The exhibits are interesting but just the chance to tour the building is…read moreworth the stop. Fans of the Gilded Age will appreciate the history and the grandeur of the old hotel. We hopped in on the "Swimming Pool" talk and it was very good. Lots of tidbits about the hotels history and usage through the year. Definitely worth the stop!

I have fun just walking around this shop. I haven't bought…read moreanything here since it's a bit pricy, but just walking around and admiring the craftsmanship is fun! I did actually buy a few small glass animals here when I was a kid as a souvenir on a field trip (I was an odd kid, the rest of the party wanted candy and ice cream, I wanted "something pretty"). They have gone up in price since then, but it's still fun to come in and look at.

One of the things I love best about St. Augustine is galleries like this one. Not only do they have…read moreglass art but many other interesting gifts for your friends or yourself. I purchased a beautiful stone necklace on a ribbon for myself at a great price. Sometimes window shopping turns into real shopping, and here its a pleasure to do so. Very nice owners, very nice shop! Its right by the schoolhouse, don't miss it.

This is the oldest house in St Augustine It has held up very well for about 400 years with a few…read morerenovations and additions in the early 1700s in Spanish architecture. I was amazed at how well it looks. The garden is beautiful in ornamental style. The Oldest House Museum is located in St. Augustine, Florida in St. Johns County, Florida. It is operated by the St. Augustine Historical Society and includes the González-Alvarez House, the Manucy Museum of local history and the Edwards Gallery. The museum is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tickets are $8 per person for the guided tour and lasts about 1/2 hour.

Lynda was a wonderful tour guide! Such a great quick excursion to take on your way around town…read more It's half off if you are staying at the st Francis inn.