This two day workshop of abstract impressionism art taught by Jan Bryant and baby lemonade was…read moreincredibly educational and fun, I highly recommend taking this class. They exposed our brains to different ways of creating art with using beautiful metallic acrylic paints & watercolors, different brushes, tools, nature and just let it go with the flow. Art with no rules using the senses of feeling and touch, painting with our toes and eyes closed allowing whatever to flow on mural, texture or smooth paper expressing emotions that words cannot and connecting with others to heal on so many levels. Cant wait for the next art class here Many Blessings, Adrea

The Studios of Cocoa Beach art gallery is a frequent stop for us. it's all local artists and the…read moreart is varied and changes all the time. since it's a nonprofit you'll find one of the artists minding the shop and always interesting to talk to. it's a fine art gallery so not the crammed gift shop you usually find but bright, open and affordable if you're looking for art for the home or office, or just looking for a relaxing interesting browse.

Simply lovely. Recently attended a glass art-making event at this delightful studio. Gina made it…read moresuch a welcoming and pleasant experience with her guidance and direction and VERY interesting story of the origin of her studio. The building itself is so charming as you can see, a very peaceful "third space". So many of the upcoming classes and workshops look amazing, and I hope to be able to continue to support them as they grow.

There's a great new artsy place in town! Harbor city art is a gallery as well as a place that will…read morebe offering classes. I went outside and saw the potter's barn where pottery classes will be held. I also know there are upcoming watercolor classes. This is a great place to check out and I am so glad to have them in the area. Follow them on Facebook to find out what's coming up!

This is a very interesting gallery in the Melbourne Art District. Fascinating works of art. Had…read morevarious selection. The service was friendly. Can't say much about the value or the pieces, since I'm not an art expert. What was interesting was there was a piano outside and noticed a person playing it, even when the gallery was closed. Not sure if it was a one-time occurence or all the time. Just got a good vibe about this place. Enjoy

Small boutique that packs in a wide range of art mediums from local artists. Prices are much more…read morereasonable than I'd expected for original pieces. I purchased a small mosaic piece that I dearly love. You can find just about any item that paint will stick to, candles, jewelry, lots of mosaic art (not on stepping stones or concrete, but designed to sparkle in windows or in your living room), teeny-tiny hanging vases for epiphytes, etc. Most items are small enough to carry to your car. The young woman who was working the day I was there chased me down after I left because I'd forgotten my debit card. That was really nice because she had to run out into the pouring rain to find me. Lots of breakables on multiple levels from the floor up to shelves about 6 feet high. Aisles are rather narrow. If you bring your kids here....don't bring your kids here, unless they are well-trained or swaddled. People requiring canes should be very cautious; not accessible to those in walkers, wheelchairs or strollers. If door is locked, knock on window, as staff locks door when s/he is in the back room.

The James W. Rossiter House is it historic home of James Wadsworth Rossiter, Sr., who came to this…read morepart of the world in 1902. He purchased this property in 1903, go the history of the house can be traced to before the Civil War. I love to find Historical pieces of a community such as this. It is important that we know the footsteps of the past that led us to the present. It is hard to imagine what Florida was like not only during the Civil war, but even in the early 1900s. There was no air conditioning and I am confident that life was very difficult here in the Sunshine State. If you find yourself in melbourne, come check this place out.

I love to discover historic buildings so I was pleased to discover this museum on a recent trip to…read moreEau Gallie, now part of Melbourne. The Rossetter House Museum is made up of the 1908 Rossetter House and Gardens, the 1892 Roesch House once owned by the first mayor of Eau Gallie and the 1865 Houston Cemetery where the first white settlers to Eau Gallie are buried. James Rossetter (1863-1921) was born in Hamilton County, Florida. He arrived in Eau Gallie in 1902 and bought this property in Eau Gallie in 1904 from the first settler to the area, John Houston who fell in love with the area while conducting a Seminole Indian census in 1850. The house started as a small existing building on the property. Rossetter was a leading merchant in the fishing industry and agent for the Standard Oil Company. As his wealth increased, Rossetter purchased the winter home of John Aspinwall, a New York industrialist and moved it to his property. The Aspinwall structure was built in 1890 and makes up the west wing of the house, connected by open-air breezeways. James lived in the home with his wife Ella and their children Caroline, Ella, James, Appleton, and Charles. Caroline and Ella remained in the home until their deaths at which time the house and contents were donated to the Rossetter House Foundation. It is managed by the Florida Historical Society who gives guided tours Wednesday through Saturday. After you finish your tour you should make your way to Main Street, Eau Gallie which is just steps away with restaurants, shops, and art. I highly recommend stopping at FM Pizza Oven and Joan's Perfect Pie to complete your visit.

This little slice of creativity and knowledge is owned by the sweetest woman you can imagine. She…read morewelcomed us warmly and answered our questions patiently while providing space for us to browse. Her selection is wide from historical, current biographies, romance and children's, but more. She has framed art and masks and even showcases local merchants.

Absolutely adorable, super retro with some amazing local humor. Person who runs the front of the…read moreshop is super nice, and try the mini golf! Overall pretty affordable, could honestly spend hours browsing.

After searching everywhere for swivel rocker recliners to match our coastal decor, we found the…read moreperfect chairs here. Their Facebook marketplace listings are effective & help customers shop from home. We found great prices for the value, selection, friendly communication, & delivery service. We highly recommend All Around the House & will start there next time we need furnishings!

Always a great selection of furniture, accessories, indoor and outdoor. I have bought beautiful…read moredining room furniture, an entire bedroom set, and a desk and miscellaneous tables!