Well curated, interesting gallery, affordably priced…read more Nice people work here, as well.

The art gallery was closed by the time we finished eating. What a shame; couldn't the see the other…read moreunique art pieces inside. The ones by the window were spectacular. A must see and maybe even buy one or two pieces if the value is there. No opinion on the service, though will be back to find out.

I'm all for backing local businesses like New StudioFor The Visual Arts. but my last experience…read more left me a bit disappointed. My class credit became useless when the teacher left, and I thought it was a no-brainer to transfer that credit to another class, especially since I mentioned it to the owner while signing up over the phone. Yet, that didn't happen. Then, the workshop I took a day off for was canceled because I was the only participant. I understand things happen, but a sincere apology or an attempt to make it right would have meant a lot. It's not just about the credit or the class; it's about feeling valued. I hope that they use this as a chance to really connect with and take care of their community.

Great studio. Teachers handle different mediums. Also offer open studios - with teacher and…read morewithout. Clean, well-lighted, and welcoming.

I was very fortunate to meet Mia, owner of the Clay Habit Studio in Jensen Beach, Fl…read more I needed a particular type of clay for a sculpture project and she really hooked me up with a great product and then went over the top to add a special addition to my order. She's a super lady and the shop is really really cute!

Mia provides high quality materials and instruction to individual artists, schools and groups over…read moreseveral counties while sharing her talents and skills with artists, amateur and professional alike, generously, understandingly, and supportively whenever she can. She is the muse to many an artist and helps newbies and experienced artists to grow and expand their clay dreams. Because she is so busy right teaching groups and delivering clay and supplies, it may be best to contact Mia by email or text right now. She alwaysII accommodates those who are looking for great materials and transformative ideas with the time she has available to her. Getting to know Mia will open doors, hearts, and minds to new experiences with clay that people probably never imagined was possible. I know that's what she has done for me.

Our instructor Alaiya was amazing and so great with the kids. She reminded me of a very patient…read moreelementary teacher, so very kind and understanding. I love these painting classes, its such a fun group outing.

We had a great time at this welcoming place. There is a healthy selection of beer and wine.read more

I recently had the most wonderful experience at The Frugal Framer in Stuart, and I can't recommend…read morethem enough! I brought in a cherished 1980 photo of my husband proudly standing next to his brand-new Datsun 280ZX (a classic car he still owns to this day), and they turned it into an absolutely stunning framed piece. The quality of the framing is beautiful--top-notch materials and craftsmanship that make the photo look even more special. Michele was incredible to work with; she was so meticulous and patient, taking the time to help me select the perfect frame style and colors that perfectly brought out the accents and details in the picture. She really listened to what I wanted and made thoughtful suggestions that elevated the whole thing. If you're looking for custom framing done with care, expertise, and great attention to detail, The Frugal Framer is the place to go. They made preserving this special memory effortless and beautiful. Thank you, Michele and the team--I'm thrilled with the result!"

They did a beautiful job on my Kettubah from my wedding. I have to say, I am so glad I invested in…read morea quality framer that did such professional work. It looks stunning. They were really patient with me too when I was trying to decide on a frame. I felt terrible for taking so long, but they were considerate and helpful despite my indecision. Thank you so much!

I was shopping this am. The store was quite full, and only 2 cashiers were open. One being the…read morereturn staff as well. There were 2 other staff chatting with each other while the line grew to 10 folks deep. The other 2 were managers? There is something about waiting in line while watching 2 employees joke and laugh without helping. Several folks put down their items and left. I am glad that someone was having fun.... Believe me; it wasn't the folks waiting to be checked out. My blood pressure will not allow me to go back. Additionally, I was rude to the poor lady working hard to check out customers. For that I am sincerely sorry!

Lots of different items, so much stuff. Easily arranged and store was tidy and neat. Peep that…read morework there are nice. I got what I needed, next time lv the hubby home so I can walk the aisles.

Amazing place. Very nice and knowledgeable service. They have classes too. Very clean and…read moreorganized. Great selection.

Interesting & eclectic mix of classes & events in addition to their unusual mix of gifts and…read moreesoteric items. Something for everyone here!

Founded in 1980, the Arts Council of Martin County, is a non profit located in Stuart Florida…read more Their mission is to bring the arts to Martin County through education and programs for students and the public. The run an annual two day ArtsFest in Memorial Park every February. A complete list of their events can be found on the cultural calendar posted to their website. The Arts Council offices are on the second floor of the restored historic 1937 Martin County Courthouse which has been turned into the Court House Cultural Center. They operate two galleries with rotating free art exhibits on the first floor. I recently visited the gallery for the current exhibit, Horizons A Retrospective Exhibition of Jim Houser & Dan Mackin. The Arts Council current venture is the SHS Arts Campus Project. SHS is the Art Deco 1923 Stuart High School. The class of 1964 was the last to graduate from SHS. In recent years the building has been used as the Martin County School District Administrative Offices and the Instructional Center for Education. All offices have now moved out of the building and the school board meets in the former auditorium. The Arts Council would like to save this historic building and turn it into multiple mixed-use venues which will include space for working artists, performers, lectures, commerce, and office space. You can see updates of the project on Arts Council website. You can help them reach their goal by supporting their various programs and leaving donations at the Court House Cultural Center.