Small but enjoyable! The Tampa museam of art is a small collection of pieces that probably take…read moreabout an hour to go through. It's a nice relaxing AC stop on your day in Tampa with stunning views of downtown Tampa and the Riverwalk. There are some great areas inside and outside for photos and is a good place for families.

I'd never been to this museum so looked forward to chance to visit. Have to say, I was a little…read moredisappointed. I thought there'd be more art! Was excited to see Egyptian exhibit. I guess artifacts are considered "art". The carving in some of the chests were interesting. And the exhibit of big heads and the graffiti style artwork was very cool.

Been wanting to check this museum out forever. It did not disappoint…read more I knew Dalí was famous, but really got to appreciate his story and style here. The architecture of the building had great lighting and spaces. Not huge, but also not small. I believe they are expanding too. Cafe downstairs and a gift shop. Took two turns at the art work. One solo and one on the free tour. The tour is absolutely a must. I learned so much and got to get a better understanding for the pieces and artist. Gift shop was fun, but I expected more unique things. Pricer side. I'd say overall visit absolutely worth it. Nice walkable area nearby. If you're lucky, you'll see some dolphins!

2nd time for the Dome exhibits…read more 1st one was Pink Floyd it was amazing the acoustics were good. 2nd was the Sounds of Nature is was cool. This time there was time to walk around the museum. A very cool place to learn about Dalí and his work

If you are looking for a spark of inspiration, the Imagine Museum is the place to go…read more Something unique about this museum is the integration of quotes. There are quotes on the wall as well as quotes printed out that you are invited to take. I love to take one and put on my bulletin board. It's a two story museum with plenty of glass art to see. There is often a scavenger hunt that is available, which is a fun way to encourage patrons to view all of the galleries. I've been a member for about four years now. It's one of the most affordable ways to get NARM access in St Pete.

Friendly, clean well laid out floor plan. Beautiful displays of artwork from different artists…read more Enjoyed the historic flavor of the constitution and different representations of famous people. One of the nicest places I've visited.

We purchased tickets online for the Victorian Christmas Stroll. Tickets were $20 per person. The…read morearchitecture of the building is stunning; looks like a castle! Upon entry the receptionist checks you in and encourages you to watch the 15 min video prior to exploring. They also have a scavenger hunt to keep you entertained throughout the stroll. The exhibit was very unique and filled with unique history. The museum is very tiny and leaves you wanting more. As large as it appears from the outside, you would think the museum would be congruent. It took us about 30-45 mins to stroll through it, and that included the 15 minute video. Overall it was a good experience.

This was a really great experience. It's on campus and it was a weekday so we were busy navigating…read morethat but it was very interesting to see so much history still persevered in the little wing of the original hotel. Definitely worth checking out if you love history and appreciate vintage furniture and architecture.

20 dollars was the admission charge, although discounts are available for certain age and…read moreoccupational groups. Since I work in higher ed and had my ID, I was given $4 off, which I certainly appreciated. I'd been to the Chihuly Museum in Seattle as well, so I was looking forward to this collection. This museum is a good deal smaller than the other one out west. But in a way, I didn't mind that because I was able to spend extra time on the pieces they did have. Sometimes quality over quantity is ok. You can also get a free audio tour via your phone by scanning a QR Code, which I definitely recommend to get more history and context about the sculptures. I did not have time for the glass blowing demo as it started at 12 and I only had one day in St Pete and I was heading to a baseball game. I was hoping to get some merch, but it was a little pricier than I would have liked.

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.

Shout out to the local library and the FMPA! Through the PLCC, we were able to get free admission…read moreto the museum. It was a very intimate experience. There are two gallery spaces. The decades exhibit had a lot of eye catching pieces, and the international winners exhibit elicited a lot of thought. Glad we got to experience this hidden gem!

I'm a photo collector and stopped in to see their current show. The photos are well displayed and…read moreprovide a range of tastes. One show of kids photos was fun and lighthearted and showed some good future talent. The other standing collection was less interesting and a bit more diversity and depth in its makeup. The people at the front don't appear to know much about photography or the artists which should have been some prerequisite or at least it is in most museums this small and specialized. I asked about making a donation (beyond the the entry fee) and was met with a blank look.

I'm a USF student and I've been on campus for two years now and never really explored what campus…read morelife has to offer. So I decided to actually see it and I found the museum and I loved it. The staff were super friendly and it was free, who doesn't love free stuff. So I was able to enjoy the art work that they brought in from NYC. They have couple of events throughout the year. I'm excited to see what else comes through the museum while I'm here.

Exhibits at this mid-sized museum may best be described as eclectic, edgy and evocative…read more Located on the sprawling main campus of the University of South Florida, the building can be tricky to locate, and parking may be an issue, but inside awaits intriguing displays of "significant and investigative" contemporary art from around the world. USF offers its Master of Fine Arts students a graduation exhibition yearly that seems to highly anticipated but whatever works by emerging and established artists are showcased here are sure to offer fascinating insights into current trends, directions and influences on contemporary art. Free admission makes it easy to return to view new exhibits throughout the year.

What a fun Museum type of place to go. We got in with our NARM membership so there wasn't any…read moreadditional fee. I loved how interactive the place is. There are so many videos and hands on activities. They have a rope tying station, They have stations where you lift the flaps and you can learn more. When they talk about the orange groves you walk into a little building front. Inside they have more information. When you learn about the shipping industry you walk into a shipping crate and there is a little interactive video. When you learn about the ships that carried cargo they have a room you go into and they have a video. You choose what route you take on the monitor and then it tells you a story with live action about where you go into a room and they have a video presentation. Spoiler alert, there are pirate ships involved. It has multiple screens and you feel like you're in a Hollywood live action movie. This place is a must see for those history buffs and those that like to be entertained and enjoy interactive exhibits.

I'm so glad my family and I decided to spend our afternoon at the Tampa Bay History Center…read morerecently. The staff working were all very friendly and helpful. Our admission was free so I wasn't expecting much, but this museum has a lot to see and experience. We started at the 4th floor to see the pirate ship and worked our way down through the galleries. I really enjoyed learning about Tampa history as someone who is not from here at all and didn't know much. There are several interactive exhibits on each floor which I loved. My 7 and 8 year old had a great time and wanted to stay longer, but after 2 hours we had other obligations later that day. If you enjoy museums, I highly recommend visiting. Plus, there are ways to get free admission like checking out a pass from the library.

Amazing !!! amazing 2 gardens…read more perfect for family with kids friendly and always helpful staff

It's a relatively small museum but for the price it's definitely worth it. It has rooms that cover…read morethe different eras and each era has a small collection of paintings, sculptures, and artifacts. Unless you are a complete art lover, expect to spend 60-90 minutes in there.

My husband and I visited FloridaRAMA for a date night and had an absolute blast! We decided to do…read morethe scavenger hunt, which made the experience even more fun. A few of the hidden items were pretty challenging to find, but that just made it more rewarding when we finally spotted them. There are so many creative photo opportunities throughout, and the artwork is incredibly imaginative and unique. Everywhere you look, there's something interesting to discover. Whether you're looking for a fun date night, a day time activity, or just a different kind of experience, FloridaRAMA is definitely worth a visit. Such a cool place all around!

When we first arrived, I honestly wasn't sure what to expect. From the outside, it almost looked…read morelike a collection of warehouses covered in murals, and I wasn't immediately impressed. The moment we stepped inside, though, my opinion completely changed. The entrance is beautifully designed, with a cozy lounge area, a bright yellow chair, tiered seating filled with colorful artistic pillows, and so many creative details to admire. We were greeted by a very friendly staff member at the front desk, which made us feel welcome right away. The museum begins with a small contemporary art gallery and a stylish café/bar area. It has a very artistic atmosphere. It looked like the café is still being finished, as the bar wasn't fully set up yet, but I can already imagine how great it will be once completed. Even the restroom sinks caught my attention--they're a work of art on their own! Then the real adventure begins. Walking into the darker rooms filled with neon lights felt like stepping into another world. Every room is completely different and feels like its own immersive art installation. There are so many interactive spaces that encourage you to explore, play, and take your time. My younger daughter absolutely loved the room filled with giant strawberry desserts, while my older daughter couldn't get enough of the interactive gaming area. There is also a creative room where visitors can draw, and it was a huge hit with the kids. My favorite installation was a room designed to look like a small neighborhood shop where every single item was handmade from fabric by a group of five women. As someone who studied art and clothing design, including sewing, I know how much patience, precision, and skill goes into work like this. I found myself admiring every tiny detail, every perfectly sewn stitch, and all the incredible craftsmanship. It was truly inspiring, and I have so much respect for the artists who created it. The only downside was a very strong musty smell in parts of the museum. It was noticeable throughout our visit and took away a little from the overall experience. I hope it's something temporary that can be fixed, because this place is incredibly creative and deserves to be enjoyed without that distraction. FloridaRAMA is full of surprises. It may not look like much from the outside, but once you step through the doors, you enter a world of imagination, creativity, and pure art. We ended up spending much longer there than we expected, and both kids and adults had an amazing time. It's a fun, unique experience that's absolutely worth visiting if you're in St. Petersburg.