The Casselberry Sculpture House is an artist in residence program that started in 2021. It is…read morelocated in a mid century, ranch style home located across the street from Lake Concord Park where you can find even more public art in the Casselberry Art House, Arts Center, and Sculpture Garden. On the front of the home is an eye catching mosaic mural by artist Claire Lavin. Artists can apply for a grant offered by United Arts Central Florida which allows them to live and work in the home for 3 months. I was lucky to find the Sculpture House open at night as part of the 2nd Friday Food Truck event in Lake Concord Park. There is no admission and you are to able wander the house and check out the art when it is open. The current artist has filled all of the rooms with his canvas paintings of people and nature scenes. My favorite was a print of a dragon on fabric that was hanging in the carport. I love that the City of Casselberry is doing so much to support artists. This was such a cool discovery and well worth checking out when you visit Lake Concord Park.

This is an area of Lake Eola that is located on the Rosalind Ave side of the park. It is close to…read morethe pedaling swan rentals, bathroom and a restaurant. People enjoy coming here and take pictures. Kids enjoy playing here over the muse. It is really cool to see them enjoy it. This is free of charge.

The Muse of Discovery is one of 9 sculptures that are part of See Art Orlando, a permanent…read morecontemporary collection of art that was unveiled by Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer and the See Art Orlando Board of Directors on November 18, 2013. The art project was launched by Orlando Mayor Buddy Dyer and art lover Jennifer Quigley. They hoped that adding public art to downtown Orlando would bring pride, boost the economy, and strengthen the city's cultural core. The Muse of Discovery is the lovely lady of Lake Eola. Of all the public art around Lake Eola, she is my favorite. You can find her at the front of Lake Eola on Rosalind Avenue between Washington and Robinson. The Muse of Discovery is sculpture made from earthwork and limestone that portrays a reclining woman gazing at her opened hand as a blanket of grass covers her body. Created by artist Meg White you are invited to "sit in the hand of the Muse and discover your hidden potential as she whispers to you." The sculpture is meant to evoke one of the ancient Muses of Greek myth, the goddesses of creativity. This sculpture was donated to the city by Wayne M Densch Charities. I love the interactive nature of this piece. You are invited to sit in the hand but if you ever visit in person, you will most likely see her with children dangling off every part of her. Everyone want their picture taken with The Muse. When you see a photo of the Muse of Discovery, it is instantly recognizable as downtown Orlando, Florida.

My son took a session of pottery wheel classes here and he is about to start his next session. He…read moreabsolutely loves it and for a kid who sometimes gets nervous on his own... he feels completely confidant and looks forward to going. I was shocked at what he brought home. For being an 9 year old... he learns so much and his art is quality. Thank you for your patience and direction. We are loyal from here on out.

Such a cute place. I visited during their fall event and was blown away with everyone's work. They…read morehave affordable adult and kids classes you can sign up for as well.

This has to be the best science museums in Florida. I…read morebecame a member of the Orlando science center over Christmas break because we had so much fun on our first visit and now I get emails all the time about fun new events going on at the museum. One of them happened to be the mess fest that was going on this past weekend. So we decided to head out to Orlando and let me tell you it was so much fun!! They transformed one of their rooms into a fun place for the kids to get messy. You were catapulting scrunchie balls covered in paint onto a canvas sheet. There was another area where they were doing little bottle rockets with paint and Alka-Seltzer. That my kids absolutely LOVED. They also had scribble bots, a raffle painting for canvas paintings but that's not all because they had other stuff going on different floors. We got to make our own slime and we even got to go outside and watch them use liquid nitrogen to cause a bubbly explosion that the kids got to play afterwards. This was a 10 out of 10 experience.

Great visit with my daughters! Easy parking garage access straight into the second floor (paid)…read more Tickets run about $25-$28, with discounts for kids and free under 2. Lots for kids to do--hands-on exhibits, crafts, and presentations across four floors. A bit crowded even on a Monday, but still easy to navigate. Bonus: the first-floor restaurant was surprisingly good--$6.99 bowl was totally worth it!

Located at Rollins College. The library has 5 levels. The top floor is the quietest. There's a…read moresmall coffee shop on the main level. Parking is tricky for members of the public but there are two or three public parking lots. Please note, if you plan on visiting this library call security or campus safety and they can provide you with a parking pass. Not only is this one of the best libraries I have visited (referring to study space, staff friendliness) in the Orlando area, it is also extremely comfortable. There are tons of different, unique, and spacious chairs to use. There is a section on the 4th floor called "Tower Reading Area" this unique space is hidden and tucked away. There are huge bean bag chairs and pillows within this room. Basically the best lounge study area I've seen to date! Go Rollins! #ifyoureforcedtostudywithnodistractionsalldaythencomehere

Located at Rollins College. The library has 5 levels. The top floor is the quietest. There's a…read moresmall coffee shop on the main level. Open until midnight on Sunday. Open to the locals. Parking can be a bit of a challenge.

Tasty tomato pie. My lady and I split this during the pub crawl. Good service, atmosphere, and…read moremusic. Kudos.

From the owner: Your source for original contemporary artwork by Internationally and Nationally Collected local…read moreartists including: Peter Cerreta, Tracy Burke, Ralph Verano, Ivaldo Robles, Julie Kessler, Toelle Hovan, Beau Wild, Trish Vevera, Mindy Colton, Marie DeCosta, Lesley Giles, Tom Abbott, Mauricio Murillo, and many others. Paintings, Sculptures, Ceramics, Jewelry, Home Goods, and Fair Trade Products including hand made crafts and foods.

This museum is free to get in. It is very small and…read moreprobably would take you less than 30 minutes to get through. The part I really liked is the grounds you can go out in the back and hang out by the water. They do have sculptures throughout the campus but we only saw one or two in this area. We were doing museum day so we hit this one just to check it out. It did have an interesting piece a Pan Am bag. My mother worked for this company when she was in her twenties she was the Secretary to the CEO so this was interesting to me. Super friendly staff I'll check it out again to see if they change out the displays.

Admission is free, and there's limited parking out front. It was full at first, but when we passed…read morethrough a second time we got lucky and found a space. They had some interesting art on display, including a Picasso.

A very interesting tour overall. The volunteers are insightful and both are also Vietnam veterans…read more The museum only open the weekend and entrance are free(so accept donation since is not funded by the government). If you are nearby the neighborhood, check it out !

Hands down one of the best museums I've ever been too! Decided to go to different museums for a…read moreweek and came across this one. I have a lot of family members in the military and thought it would be interesting to visit. We entered walk around until we were greeted by a member of the crew. Unfortunately don't remember his name but he did give us a tour and he was super knowledgeable and went into depth with everything! He even let us try on some of the stuff and hold certain items, which was such a cool hands on experience. Hands down one of the best and most interesting tours I've ever been on. I highly recommend. I've listed some photos, can't put all the photos I took unfortunately but go visit to take a look yourself!!

This place is super cool. The artwork here is amazing. And the owner is honestly one of the coolest…read morepeople I've ever met, he has such great service skills, and is also a very good salesman. He has such a variety to choose from!

Art Blvd is a USA based canvas art manufacturer located in the Oviedo Mall. Although their primary…read morebusiness is wholesale they sell individual pieces out of this store. This store offers custom printing out of this location and can reproduce any image to the size of your liking. While we were in the Oviedo Mall, I couldn't help by stop in and check out all their beautiful, colorful, vibrant canvas prints. Several that really stood out to me were the Bio-Mechanical Violine print, the mosaic Mother Mary print, and the Lighthouse Print. Art Blvd can reproduce just about anything you can think of, but if you can't think of anything don't fret because you might find just what you are looking for when you walk in. They have everything from Abstract to Realism and Anime to Marvel here. If you have a great design or family photo you need printed oncanvas, they can make it happen here. All in all, it's worth a visit to the store just to see all the wonderful options they have available, a fun find while shopping in the mall.