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

Love Bert's Pine Bay Gallery. We used to live near there…read moreand would visit to get great unique gifts! Now I order merchandise on line. My husband and I wear Bert's shirts and everyone always comments on them. We love the designs and logos on the shirts. Good quality. They have a great sale on shirts right now. Just wish they had more 3x for my husband but have lots of other sizes. We love Bert's!!!

Amazing selection of shirts and gifts! I have never seen a place with as many unique items with…read moretheir name on it as this shop. Make sure to check it out if you go to Bert's bar and grill across the street!

I love the colorful art, the beachy vibe and the awesome staff. Fred, a sweet , tuxedo cat is the…read moreofficial greeter. So many beautiful items to choose from but I bought a multi color tuxedo cat painting , since I have tuxedo cats. I would add I did see some small Trump and Desantis items at the register area but the owner has a right to carry items of their choosing, and people have a right to purchase or not.What is deeply troubling to me in previous review , is a visceral reaction which apparently entitles someone to unleash a tirade on a store owner they do not know , it defies logic. This is a lovely store and it is definitely worth checking out if you are in the area.

Really hesitant to give Lovegrove Gallery and Gardens anything more than a 1 star review, but I…read morefeel that a lot of her prints are worth more than the lesser rating I'm giving. The pro-Republican / Trump / DeSantis / GWBush items shut me off from wanting to contribute to a local artist, which is sad because this mix of stances can jeopardize a lot of people (tourists beware). Although there are plenty of Beatles pictures around (on canvas, on paper, on coasters), the sunsets and palm trees were just as splendid, I think the political attitude needs to be kept out of the gallery unless it's a national museum or part of an installation piece. Like a lot of users have stated, there's a disconnect between supporting your rights and supporting nature, surroundings and people. Sure, everyone is entitled to an opinion, however, the Beatles aren't the only band who promote(d) peace and love, and I feel their discography doesn't completely jive with one portion of a governing body. Do painted coconuts know what our leaders do, unless we write something creative on them before we mail them? Are the palm trees fanning the ocean and bridges as the sun sets, or are they shading something wicked from eyesight? After seeing the giant Trump 2024 flag and a corner case full of other Republican memorabilia, I can't put myself on a political bus that looks like it is going down a one way street. I know there is more out in this world than following a one track mind, even though the sculptures and colors were pretty cool. If, by chance, there were positive paintings of Democrats or Liberals alongside the canvas of DJT, I'd totally be on board with this place. Even with the slight obsession with the aforementioned Fab Four... I wonder what they would all think about facility selling their image next to "we love you, George Bush!!"??? Lennon would probably dig it and say there's nothing wrong, but what about the Quiet One (Harrison) or the snare kicker (Ringo)? Macca would probably want his face out of the picture or take 45 compeltely out of the picture. Whatever is easier to remove. Thanks for giving me ideas on creating neat pictures from memorable lyrics, Lovegrove Gallery. I wanted something new to do (and put on my wall)! It just won't be one of your pieces.

Jewelry store with true indian merchandise ranging from stirling silver rings set with blue stones,…read moreearrings and crosses. The store was decorated with traditional indian artifacts. The owner advised that the jewelry arrangements are made within indian villages throughout the nation then shipped directly to her store for customer purchases.

Owner was the best. Went in bc I wanted husband that passed birthstone. She was compassionate…read more Would drive down again from North Port!!!

Beautiful gallery! I highly recommend visiting. Such a wonderful variety of styles, framed and…read moreunframed, artists from all over the world. I was told by the kind and welcoming hostess that the gallery owner does at home art consultations, so you can try various art pieces in your space. It's easy to miss the driveway - after you make the turn onto Colonia off 41, it's on the right just past the first cross street which is Martha Lane. (See my photo of the entrance)

What is the start all that I have been to in a long time. A great variety a very quality worka of…read moreArt. Priced right . These with knowledgeable and friendly .

Frills is small, but its inventory sure makes use of the space! Lots of casual (some semi-casual)…read moredresses, skirts and swimsuit cover-ups, as well as a good selection of inexpensive jewelry. The clothing is unquestionably feminine without being "foo-foo." The styles won't suit everyone of course, but with just a couple of odd exceptions (related to strange prints), I found the clothing tasteful. I picked up an adorable little dress here for $36 that may fit better than any dress I've ever owned. (For real.) And, the owner is super friendly... as evidenced by the fact that she said nothing as a perused after she'd turned off the lights and music after closing. (Would you believe I didn't even notice? Thanks to my girl T for waking me up! :P )

Cute, smaller gift shop in the middle to the Matlacha Art District. A good portion of the store is…read morebead jewelery and other craft jewelry. The prices are fantastic! Many earrings and necklace sets are $5 - $15. Also has clothing and other gift-type items. The owners are very personable. The store is not stuffy at all, unlike some of the other nearby art galleries.

This is a really cool place to go when you need a fun activity for visitors or kids! It's a little…read morepricey for admission, but it includes access to lots of animals, walking trails, a small butterfly enclosure, an aviary, and a planetarium. The animals they had were fun to see and there were quite a lot of them! The outside area is very nice as well, and I'd probably go on the trail if it wasn't so hot out. I unfortunately didn't have time to wait for the planetarium show, but it's cool that it is a part of the experience. I enjoyed walking around and would recommend it.

In desperate need of renovation and possibly new management…read more Planetarium was very unsatisfactory. The seats do not recline to a comfortable angle. We both walked out in desperate need of a chiropractor adjustment. The feature was like watching an old reel to reel home movie complete with rough imagery and popping sounds in the audio. I'm going to venture out here and say they need new equipment because the feature we paid to see was supposed to be a visual marvel. The presentation left us uninspired and not impressed. Exhibits. The tanks were dirty, the exhibits were run down old and outdated. If the ppl there are volunteers some need to be asked not to return, if they're employees they need to be fired. When we asked questions they acted annoyed that we were even there. The animals. I'm hoping they'll be able to improve. I know they're probably still trying to recover from the storms but they need to do more, faster. I shouldn't feel pity for the animals having to spend their life in captivity and wondering are they truly better off. We visited a wild bird sanctuary in Key Largo which was wonderful. We were so impressed we wanted to and did make a separate donation to help keep their doors open. They operate on donations for entry, not an entry fee. Fort Myers, you have a good foundation but you need to step up your game. What started out as new in 1970 is in desperate need of repair. Inspire us!! Also, I'm not tourist. We will go back and continue to pay for entry but I'd like to see some improvements being made between visits.

Dennis is a great photographer and printer. He takes time with you and your image. The quality…read moreand service is excellent. I recommend Dennis to my friends and clients.

From the owner: Dennis Goodman Fine Art Photography highlights the natural beauty of Southwest Florida through…read morecrisp, gallery-quality images. Expect coastal scenes, Everglades vistas, and close-up portraits of native birds such as roseate spoonbills, ospreys, and burrowing owls. Each piece reflects careful fieldwork and a commitment to natural light and authentic color. In the gallery you can compare materials and finishes side by side, from sleek metal and acrylic to textured fine-art papers. Staff can guide you on sizing, framing, and placement to suit residential or commercial spaces, and most works are available in custom dimensions.