This store has a little bit of everything!! Even with the shipping crisis as it currently is, they…read moreare pretty well-stocked with items in all categories. Our salesperson, Pam, was amazing!! She worked with me via text and phone to find all the items we needed, had a lot of patience and was extremely nice and funny. We will definitely be back.

We ordered some furniture and paid for it on June 1 2022 we were told that it would take 6-8 weeks…read moreok! Called them 30 days later to find out they haven't in placed the order? Mind you we have been in that store several times and on every occasion we are the only customers in the store. So being busy is not an issue for not doing there job went in 3 weeks ago and was told 2 more weeks haven't heard a thing from them. They don't deserve 1 star.

Very interesting and everyone was so helpful and kind. They explained everything in detailread more

Well done art and exhibits. Plus something for everyone with the kids area, animals, and different…read moreactivities.

The historically rebuilt Dixie Theater usually has a pretty full list of monthly live performances…read moreby various artists from all over. They have orchestra, mezzanine, and balcony seating. They used to show movies on the weekends, but I am not sure if they're still doing that as I haven't heard about it in a long, long time.

Glad this Historic theatre is up and running however they seem to only do shows in just January…read moreand February I wish they would run shows ALL YEAR. A Christmas play or musical would go over well here. Would love to see MORE LIVE THEATRE!!This place would be great if they worked with the local universities and schools to produce shows. Would love to see a local children's theatre camp or show here. I also would love it if they showed movies along with musicals, plays and concerts. The people are nice and friendly and showed us the theatre. Overall this place could benefit from some good marketing ( ex. Instagram, Facebook, Twitter, local news and radio, etc.) and to just be utilized.

My wife and I have been going almost every year since we moved to Florida over a decade ago. This…read moreyear was the worst I have seen from a price and quality standpoint. Raw oysters now at $10/dozen (when they were $4 not too long ago; they looked like they had been shucked days ago -tough, rubbery, not ANYTHING like the ones they used to get. The number of artists and craft folks have dwindled and what remains is mostly crap. Have tried for three years to buy a Festival long sleeve T shirt - I am a XXL, pretty typical size yet they have never seemed fit to order any in that size - except for this year when they had them in pink. At least we went on the Friday and didn't get hit with the admission charge. Cedar Key's festival is much better attended with better local food and plenty of artists and craft folks This was our last Florida Seafood festival in Apalachicola

We are new to the Panhandle, but Floridians for over 30 years. This was our first time......it was…read morehorrible! We had to pay the full $5 admission even though we arrived on the last day after 4PM. We arrived at the eating seating area, it was a mess! Tables have probably never been cleaned, lots of old food and trash. We spotted 2 chairs and asked to sit there, the couple said it was their children's seats, who were playing! I guess my look gave her the impression that we need a seat to eat, we are almost in our 70's and have a service dog! The food....we got a fish and coconut shrimp platter to share. The french fries were stone cold and the shrimp as well with the added bonus of dripping in grease. To top things off (I am not a fan of porta potties) but, had to go, BIG mistake, filthy!!!! We will continue going to the Keys, Tampa, and other quality events! Oh and our nasty meal was a whopping $20!!!

The museum is currently closed but the state park itself is open and available for a nice walk…read morearound, which I did. Inside the museum, when it reopens, you'll be able to see the history of this remarkable physician who theorized the refrigeration would be a possible treatment for some illnesses including yellow fever. A replica of the ice-making machine that he invented is on display. As for the park, there are a number of picnic areas amongst the trees and sidewalk paths that provide access to Dr. Gorrie's gravesite and the museum. Street parking and a parking lot are available. [Review 14676 overall, 176 of 2021, number 1241 in Florida.]

Gorrie Museum is part of the Florida State Parks network. It's a small museum dedicated to the…read morehistory of John Gorrie. It takes about 10-30 minutes to walk through and check it. Not a place I would go out of my way to see but if you are in the area, a John Gorrie buff, or on a quest to visit all 168 Florida state parks (me), it's worth the trip.

Michelle took photographs of myself and other participants in a project developed for breast cancer…read moresurvivors. The pictures taken for all were the most beautiful, amazing, sensitive I've ever seen. Every single person in that project loved their picture. I was moved to tears when I saw mine. I'm not photogenic. I never like my pictures. But these were beautiful. Truly! I do not hesitate to recommend Michelle for any and all of your photography needs. She is incredible.

From the owner: Since 2012, Michelle has been diligently honing her craft in professional photography and artist…read moreservices as Silver Moon Custom Art & Photography. Michelle's focus is on destination weddings--using the beauty surrounding your venue to capture the unique beauty of your day. She has shot weddings all over the state of Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Michigan and is always looking to add new places to the list. Michelle can also help with portraiture, headshots, events and custom art projects.