Amazing dive bar meets seafood vibe! Highly recommend for a quick bite and drink while exploring…read moredowntown St. Pete!

This is a nice, airy, high ceilinged gallery in the base of a modern glass office building one…read moreblock south of Central in the heart of downtown St. Pete. We stopped in during the St Pete 2nd Saturday Art Walk, which is really a MUST DO event. So many great galleries and shops to see in so many interesting neighborhoods. We parked by this gallery and stopped in on our way to Central Ave. They had pro sports team art by a local artist and some nice Carlton Ward photographs upstairs. He's a National Geographic photographer and has particpated in the missions up through Central Florida to highkight the areas natural features and advocate for conservation. Very friendly and helpful lady working at the gallery. They had a vintage early 70s pinball machine for sale that they let us play. :) All good.

I found this gallery when looking for things to do in St. Pete on Yelp, of course. There is just so…read moremuch down there that using social media is almost a must or you'll miss a lot. I stopped in after having lunch to take a look around and it is super cool with some really great pieces. Some that were super unique and fun. I was greeted right away and then was given space to look around and take pictures. I kinda forgot that I was in a gallery and not a museum because honestly some of the pieces could be in one. I asked about dimensions on one piece or a series of three pieces and then was given the price and a card with their information if I had any additional questions once I went home to check my space size.

Such a cool place to stop and look around. The guys behind the desk was super friendly and…read moreinformative. I should have joined the mailing list for events that they will hopefully have soon!

Strolled in here off the street and was a little bugged by the people who worked there following me…read morearound. It was annoying at first, but then they were telling us a bunch of stories about some of the art. They are REALLY knowledgeable!!! It definitely made up for that creepy feeling of someone following you. On a side note, they had a piece of David Bowie that was awesome and they also had a few pieces from Jim Carrey which was pretty awesome.

Beautiful artwork but the salesman was up my ass the whole time I was there. He just couldn't get a…read moreclue that he wasn't wanted around. I kept walking away from him but he just kept tracking me down. I couldn't really enjoy the art work. If I want to but a piece I will come find you.

I love going to Florida Craft Art for gifts for friends and family. They are a great place to find…read moreunique items that are priced right.

This store has amazing art by very talented crafters, no junk. Lots of glass, ceramics, and…read moreartwork. There seems to be exhibits each time I come, and today there were Buddhist monks actively at their art of sandwork. It was absolutely beautiful, and watching them meticulously apply the colored sand into this vibrant design Mandalay design was amazing, such patience!

More than a gallery, so much more. It's a creative oasis. A place where you can feel the energy the…read moremoment you enter. Lots of gallery space both indoor and open air allow nature to seep into the visit. Friendly, knowledgeable staff with frequent events, artist lectures and demonstrations. A cool place to visit or just hang out.

So worth a second review... This international treasure in…read morethe warehouse arts district near downtown St Petersburg showcased a dynamic array of one-of-a-kind blown glass and other media artistry by Duncan and internationally renowned artists in residence. When the weather is not a Floridan oven (i.e. July & August), the on-site hot shop is open for public demonstrations where visitors and collectors can witness the birth of some of the world's finest glass creations. Duncan and his artisans' works can be found throughout the gallery or on display in the collections of elite cruise ships, the St. Petersburg/Clearwater airport, and those of other discerning collectors worldwide. No entrance fee, so it's worth a stop to meet Duncan and his wife Irene, and maybe even a visiting artist. Drop in whether you're a collector (you can purchase on-site for international shipping!), an artist, or an art sppteciator seeking a refreshing experience to view amazing art. (Tell them carol sent you ) P.s. The lush garden event space is perfect for weddings, team building events, or other gatherings. Call for details. P.p.s. And if you're feeling philanthropical, the DMG charity for children is always grateful to donors.

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.

The museum is small but so fun. Be sure to join the 11 am free group tour…read more The ticket is 20 dollars and worth every bit of it. The museum is a quick stop in or has a group led tour. The selections in the exhibition are beautiful. Each one is surprisingly more beautiful and different than the next one. The service in the gift shop where you purchase your ticket is especially great. You can ask questions and receive polite answers. I really enjoyed my visit. Don't forget to watch the live glass demonstration across the street at the Morean Arts center. Tips are appreciated.

What a great collection - very quick stop in activity if you are in the area. Admission comes with…read morea glass blowing demo across the street which we were lucky enough to make. To make the experience even BETTER - @DanAlexander , the featured artist was the artist at the demo. It was absolutely wonderful.

Follow the sign, and come on in!! Such a neat place to come and check out the artists as they work…read more And there are plenty of beautiful pieces for sale to add to your collection!

This maze of studios where amazing artists work with metals, acrylics, stained glass, mixed media,…read morepainting and sculptures enables visitors to meet artists, watch them at work and even purchase their original artworks. Open to the public during monthly gallery walk events, by appointment or for limited hours (and possibly only a limited number of participating studios) on Saturdays), Art Lofts may be the most colorful and creative workplace in downtown St. Petersburg. The first floor lobby and the staircase leading to the artist spaces on the second floor offer a hint at the creativity that awaits and clearly indicating visitors are about to encounter extraordinary art. Each studio is as individual as each artist and the works displayed inside their individual spaces often offer insights into personal progressions, preferences and points-of-view of each artist. Located around the corner from, and above, Florida Craftsmen. Art Lofts is as fascinating as it is fun to visit.

Omg this was an amazing afternoon exploring the Dalì Museum! My niece and I had a blast. The…read morearchitecture alone is a visual treat. First stop is the theater on first floor to get a brief history of Dalì. Then elevator to third floor for the exhibit room and a virtual reality headset experience (comes with admission just a short line waiting for one of the three seats). The gallery was very busy, but we managed to wave around the people to see the art in the main gallery. Oh wonderful then across the other side of the museum was a special exhibit with Giacameti sculptures and Dali. Then we were out to the dome to see the projected media experience for 35 minutes. It was such a fun afternoon spent three hours and probably could've taken a couple more. That was a nice café. I went on to try in a great gift shop worth visiting. Really wonderful experience I highly recommend it to anybody that's familiar with Dalì's work or just learning. They do a great job explaining it all. Tip get admission tickets online in advance. Line was out the door so I bought tickets while standing in line then zipped thru the other side for folks with tickets. Saved me 15 minutes! Also from the desk I could buy the Dome multimedia ticket before it sold out. Fantastic day at this museum!

Really awesome cool museum. My only issue is... it's pretty small. For $30+ I would expect there…read moremore to see. You can see the whole thing in an hour or so. Parking is $10. There's plenty of metered parking couple of blocks away. Some free two hour parking so well. Discount for residents and also Thursday night it's like $15 a ticket

This boutique has some of the best and most unique locally sourced jewelry. I have also found some…read morebeautiful items that I gifted. It's a great little shop and I visit anytime I visit St Petersburg. Great customer service also!

They have a wonderful selection of American crafts. Whenever we're on Beach Drive we always take a…read morewalk through and often walk out with something. We recently bought a gift for a friend and they did a fantastic gift wrap!