I was in Florida visiting family and saw on social media that a Trollbeads brand store had opened…read morein Tampa. I'm a huge fan of Trollbeads, so I was very excited to have a chance to visit a brand store while I was there. This store is great - the beads are laid out beautifully. Even if you're not a fan of the brand (yet!) there's plenty to look at and admire. The salesperson who helped me took plenty of time to answer questions and show me the fabulous beads they had available. I purchased a couple new beads as mementos of my trip. I hope to have the opportunity to check out this store again soon!

The most amazing place ever definitely need to check it out or their website. If your in the Tampa…read morearea go to international plaza and head down to trollbeads and ask for Micheal, he made our day he had patience and such a great personality and best of all he wasn't trying to push anything on us! I would definitely recommend this to all my family and friends!

A huge art festival with people coming from all over to display their talent; an amazing place to…read morewalk away and explore! Parking was chaotic, but that's to be expected especially with it happening at the same time as and not too far from Saturday Morning Market. Free to enter & wander around while lots of art is on sale and displayed for people to check out. Ceramics, paintings, metal working, wood working, stone art, and so much more are there to check out. I picked up two small pots I plan to use for succulents from one vendor who was cash only, and then picked up a wine glass holder from a woodworker as well who accepted cards. There was an ATM on site, but I was surprised to hear some artists didn't accept cards given some of the higher price tags here. So be prepared for that. They also have some food and drink options available; I had Frosé from Big Crush Slush, a raspberry yogurt, chocolate dipped ice pop with sprinkles from a vendor, and was lured pretty close to many tents selling hot stuff and actually meals too. Plenty of chairs, tables, & tents set up to sit down and enjoy your meal or just to rest your feet, and there was live music at times too.

Review Online: https://youtu.be/GT6gyUmPdGs…read more Must go if you are a local and are into art. Different styles of art. Food is also versatile. A nice morning/evening to hang out. Will probably keep you busy for an hour or two. Some things to consider: Parking is based on location in the area. There is no designated parking. Food can be a bit pricy and depending on art - it can be pricey. But still - it's a nice time to wander around.

Went and stopped by during third friday and i'm so glad i did. We were greeted at the door and got…read moreto walk into a beautifully filled building with so many unique pieces i can't narrow it down to one. They had some adorable glass art pieces of little cats that weren't too pricey and they had jewelry they sold as well!

We've been patronizing the gallery for many, many years. They do carry fine art for any price…read morerange. The selection and types of mediums and styles are various. The glass pieces are particularly spectacular. The sales associate is pleasant and helpful. This gallery is quite unique to our area. We were told that there will be an Opening Reception and Lecture by Susan Benjamin (curator) on Saturday,September 24th. The opening is called Flora, Fauna and Fantasy. It will be an interpretation of the nature that surrounds us through art and glass. This group show of award winning artists will transport you from the "Beauty of Nature" to the "Twist of Fantasy". If you're on Main St. in Safety Harbor, you can't miss it's location. It's a big pink building.

Walk down Central Ave and be amazed by the galleries showcasing local and regional artists using…read moremultiple media, as well as by the gift shops and the abundant eateries, many of which are cafe style with outside seating available.

I went to the Central Arts district this week. I used to go regularly to art walk, but I haven't…read moregone in a few years and it was really changed- it was not fun. Each gallery selects its own closing time, apparently, so we arrived before 8:00 at the Morean and were told that they were closing in ten minutes. At Florida Craft Art, the two women working literally turned their back on us (we're over 50- eeeeek!) and would not speak, so I was unable to buy the stained glass piece that caught my eye. After trying three of the six galleries, we'd had enough. Really disappointed.

Checked out The Factory in St. Pete and honestly... I'm still not completely sure I understood what…read moreit was supposed to be. It felt like a giant creative warehouse space filled with artists, murals, random installations, events, and people who clearly "got it" more than I did. People online mention "FloridaRAMA" and I was expecting some huge obvious attraction inside the building, but I honestly found the whole setup a little confusing to navigate. I kept wondering where the actual main experience was supposed to begin and where the access point to that was ... That said, I did appreciate that it felt very different from the usual polished Florida tourist scene. It had a raw creative energy to it that made me curious even if I didn't fully understand how to navigate it

The little one had no desire to look at anything here with me. She just kept running through the…read moreplace screaming her happy baby screams. Really wish I could have stopped more and take more of it in. It looked like a cool space. 24.12.2024

The owner was very welcoming and we enjoyed visiting with him. He shared alot of interesting…read moreinformation about his career and the fascinating people/fellow artists whom he has met. This is a lovely shop located a bit down from the main hustle and bustle - worth the stroll to find a local artist and perhaps something to adorn your home or for a homemade gift.

This is my favorite place in downtown Dunedin! We're in the next county but when we visit Dunedin,…read morewe never miss seeing what's new at the Rencs' art gallery. Linda or Bill either one greet you personally, and they're the artists that produce everything in the store. Don't miss this, a beautiful, relaxing shop.

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A gem of an arts destination in Dunedin, the artists of Stirling Art Studios and Gallery welcome…read moreyou inside, share stories and delight with a vast array of artwork created by passionate award winners. Prices are very affordable for those who wish to shop for BEST PRESENTS EVER for themselves or others.

This studio and gallery is nice but it is more of a little shopping area on the second floor of the…read morebuilding. It has quite a few nice little pieces of art on the walls from many different artists, all of which actually have little studios in this building, however a lot of the work is very expensive for what are just prints and not the originals that are on the walls. Many of the rooms are just large enough for two people and they basically all consist of just artists trying to sell to locals or tourists that stop in here. They are some really nice folks but a few were standoffish and made me decide not to buy anything because they probably thought they were better than their neighboring artists. This gallery actually has an amazing section that has a person who has collected basically hundreds of different The Beatles memorabilia. Some of the items this man had was amazing and I never knew existed, like a decanter in the shape of John Lennons head! Overall its a cool place but I don't think I can see myself ever going back here again. It is cool to check out at least once though!