Stopped in to browse. Made a few small purchases. Great collection of local art. The interesting…read morething about Cedar Key is the art shops don't all have the same stuff. If you like these sorts of places, definitely come by. Very friendly shopkeepers.

Beautiful gem of a gallery in a very unique town. Visit it and support the local artists. Don't…read moreforget to check out the artists upstairs. Some of which are from out of town.

This is a unique gallery of local artists and a great place to find unique pieces of art. Don't…read moremiss this treasure trove of original pieces in Dunnellon, FL.

It's a beautiful art gallery nestled in the historical area of Dunellen. They offer many classes,…read moreincluding Stained Glass, mosaic, watercolor painting, pen and ink, calligraphy, acrylic poor, Basket making and other painting classes.

Either the posted phone number is wrong, or no one bothers to answer. Ever. What days are they in…read morefact open? Was in CK on a Tuesday and there was a lady on the front porch. Three people approached and she ran inside. She could have at least answered questions if nothing else. Neon "OPEN" sign was lit, but small print said closed Tuesday. Which is it. They certainly lost sales that day.

What a lovely gallery. Tasteful crafts by local artists with fair pricing. Service is awesome and…read morevery helpful. My favorite shop in Crystal River.

Beautiful, unique gifts, decor and jewelry. Artist/owner delightful and helpful in making…read moreselections. I will always stop in AND BUY when in lovely Crystal River.

Cute little shop! Just be weary of what you're interested in purchasing. I stopped by before…read moreChristmas to check out the shops in the area. This shop is adorable with lots of little trinkets and decor. I ended up purchasing a metal butterfly for my mom for Christmas for $30. That same day, my mother and I went shopping at Hobby Lobby, and the same butterfly was hanging on the wall on sale for $10. There were a few more metal decor items in the shop that also were from Hobby Lobby. Before you buy, please do a quick internet search! I'm not leaving a 1* because it could be an honest mistake that the owners aren't aware about, and an artist could have dropped it off claiming it as their own.

I am so excited about working with this gallery to sale my work. The gallery is filled with amazing…read morework from local artists.

Great place, delicious beers and fun ambience! Our bartender/waitress named Debbie was fabulous,…read morefriendly and helpful. We were passing through to Cedar Key and this place hit the spot. High recommended!

We arrived on a Wednesday evening and found music bingo starting in an hour. The service was…read moresuperb! I would love to work here if I were a local. They had fun while an execution of great customer service was done. We enjoyed a homemade pizza (chicken bacon ranch!) and a few bottles of wine during our stay. Lucked out winning a round of bingo too.

I hadn't been here in several years and stopped by today to a different location. I could be wrong…read morebut I think it's a bit smaller- any way the space is divided up into about 6 different rooms and that might make it feel smaller (each room is pretty small). The staff is super friendly and knowledgeable and here the second week of November they have started to put out Christmas themed art. It's a fun place to wander through to pick out a unique gift.

A nice gallery that sells work by local artists and jewelry. The art tends to slate towards…read morelandscapes and so forth. I'd like to see a little more adventurous art.

I checked out the Florida Manatee Festival for the first time in 2023. The festival helps bring…read moreawareness to the gentle giant, the manatee. As well as help support local and regional businesses. The festival was much larger than I imagined. Blocks and blocks of vendor tents. Even on the side streets. Tons of food, arts and crafts, t-shirts, hats and even alcohol. It was dog friendly and the cost to enter was $5, children under 12 were free. I never realized how much I loved manatees until experiencing them in person. There were several natural springs in Crystal River that attracts the manatees when the Gulf of Mexico water gets cold. The natural springs have a constant water temperature of 72 degrees. I found a manatee t-shirt from an artist who shot the picture on the shirts. Amazing! I also purchased a Crystal River ball cap from one of the local stores as their prices were cheaper than the festival prices. I also enjoyed a delicious gator poboy sandwich. Yummy! I would absolutely recommend the festival! But don't forget to check out the manatees in the springs while you're there.

We've attended the Manatee Festival in Crystal River for probably 15 years, and it's always been…read moresomething we genuinely look forward to. Overall, it's still a fun festival, and the opportunity to view the manatees is always beautiful. The educational aspect is especially important and well done--it helps the public appreciate and respect these animals without harming them. That said, the festival has changed in ways that are disappointing. Charging $10 per person just to enter feels excessive, especially considering the lack of basic accommodations for attendees. The food vendor setup is poorly designed. Some vendors are placed in areas you don't even see until after you've already eaten, which hurts both the vendors and the guests. With such a large festival, having two food sections is fine--but one of them, despite drawing thousands of people, had only one picnic table. There were virtually no places to sit and eat, leaving people standing awkwardly while trying to eat messy festival food. The porta-john situation was also inadequate for the crowd size. There simply weren't enough to accommodate the number of people attending. It feels like the festival has been redesigned in a way that doesn't make much sense logistically, and there's a growing sense of greed without a corresponding improvement in services for patrons. We still enjoy the festival and will always appreciate the manatee experience, but the organizers really need to refocus on crowd flow, seating, restroom availability, and overall attendee comfort--especially if they're going to continue charging admission.