A very small gallery hosting local artists and special events. I found its adjacent, small…read morecourtyard a quiet retreat when a gate was open during an early morning walk. (NOTE: Courtyard typically available to gallery visitors only.) Closed Sundays and Mondays.

This is a great, professionally run gallery in the heart of downtown Ocala…read more Exhibits change frequently and many community events are held at this beautiful location.

Grace Fellowship Is a nondenominational Multi cultural church. This is a wonderful church with…read morededicated Leadership! The Silver Springs Shores Resource center is also operated in the same location. They take care of handicapped adult patients daytime care. I do not know exactly what that entails for more information call the church Monday through Friday. This is a wonderful place to worship!!!!!!!! Because of the ongoing pandemic call the church for virtual service information.

Constantly very busy. Very efficient and friendly…read more They have a nice selection of services for the public..,

My Son had an medical insurance based on him having income…read more He has not had insurance forever He went in patient 30 days was released and attempted to go in a 6 month program. Due to no insurance he was released without any psychiatric medications I called interfaith they immediately starting working on getting his medication profile switched to their pharmacy. My son should be safely on his medications in a few days God bless the Founder of Interfaith Emergency Services!!! Thanks Again God Bless

Open arms with loving hearts... that's the best way I can describe WesrGloves, an initiative of…read moreDignity Roadters. Come in, get warm, cool off, relax & de-stress. Affordable, plus lots of car & bike parking

A true asset to our community. They treat their employees like family not a number. Their…read moremanagement team is exceptional.

A great place to visit if you're in the Ocala area, located inside the Silver Spring State Park…read morewith access from the 58th Avenue park entrance (Campground side of the Park). This little museum is definitely worth a few hours of your time if you're interested in early Florida history. The staff here was very outgoing and quick to answer any questions you may have, the $2.00 admission is a bargain and supports the educational efforts so your park admission and discounts won't apply but it's still such a bargain. I see they post signs daily on the entrance road letting you know the hours, it appears they are not open everyday so I recommend you check before making the drive and paying admission to the park especially if this is your destination and reason for entering the park. It really is a beautiful collection of historic items that tells the story of the park which I found very interesting, it was quite the roadside attraction in its heyday with the springs and glass bottom boats as well as early movie sets - they do have an original glass bottom boat from the 1930's onsite and great examples of dwellings from early Florida across the grounds so the museum itself is just a small part of the total experience...

This was an excellent trip through the history of the north central Florida mainly told from…read morearcheological, geological and historical perspectives. They had tiny flint points to a towering mammoth skeleton and everything in between. And megladons! I was surprised how heavy the cannonball was and how the soft raccoon fur felt. They also have friendly and very knowledgeable volunteers that made the canoe exhibit come to life. Shout out to Sandy for sharing part of her day and let us have even more fun at the museum. Ok, now get the next angle! We wanted a cool place to beat the heat on a Saturday afternoon and we ended up learning, laughing and enjoying each other's company. FYI if you get stuck guest1 is the answer;)

This was my first time visiting the World Equestrian Center, and even though we were in a rush, I…read morewas so impressed. We stopped by last minute to take a few graduation photos of my niece before heading to her ceremony, and the grounds made the perfect backdrop. We didn't have much time to explore because we were trying to get to graduation, but everywhere we looked was beautiful. The property is well maintained, clean, and full of gorgeous photo opportunities.

UPDATE (July 2026): I also posted this review on a wedding review website. Approximately 18 months…read morelater, The World Equestrian Center disputed that review and asked the platform to remove it. I provided documentation supporting the factual statements in my review, yet it was still removed based on a technical eligibility determination, not because my experience was found to be untrue. Based on the platform's published review policies and the timeline of my case, I believe the review was removed in error. In my opinion, this is another example of WEC choosing to challenge customer criticism rather than take accountability. It only reinforces the lack of professionalism we experienced throughout our wedding planning process. I stand by every word of my original review and hope other couples will carefully consider our experience when choosing a wedding venue. - original review- Brides and grooms, beware. My fiancé and I signed a contract with the World Equestrian Center in December 2023 for our wedding ceremony in the Chapel and our reception on the Stirrups Terrace. We were thrilled, believing we had secured our dream wedding. However, just 41 days before our big day, I discovered on WEC's website that they were hosting a Grand Prix event in the main arena and selling tickets for a dining experience on the Stirrups Terrace where our dream reception was to take place. Learning about this significant change online, rather than through our WEC representative, highlights their unprofessionalism--unacceptable for a venue of this caliber. When we confronted WEC, they admitted to being aware of the conflict but insisted we relocate our reception to another area. All that was offered to my fiancé and I for this massive inconvenience was a 40 x 40 tent for 74 guests. Since we were unwilling to move our reception to a new location, WEC cancelled our contract with 37 days to go before our wedding date. They also refused to mass cancel our room block so my fiancé and I had to contact every guest that booked at the hotel to call and cancel. This breach of contract has utterly ruined our wedding day. It feels like a blatant bait-and-switch, driven by greed; they clearly prioritize making money over honoring commitments to their clients. They will toss aside your wedding contract if a better offer comes along. I strongly advise prospective couples to consider other options before trusting the World Equestrian Center with such an important occasion.

Another cool place in downtown historical Ocala that was closed last time I visited but open today…read more This non profit organization was opened in 2001and their mission is to champion, convene and create opportunities for artists and artists organizations. Stepping into the art gallery/shop I was created by a friendly young lady. She explained to me about the current exhibit and then allowed me to peruse the gallery. All on one floor and all Floridian artists. I always enjoy checking the art scene out in other cities and states. They also have a beautiful outdoor patio area where two gorgeous murals are painted along with the Reflections Through Flora mural on the main wall. A really serene and lovely space. This months exhibit is titled Mixed Messages and features the art of Esta Mann and Rich Schleicher. Every month the exhibit changes. Love supporting local artists as much as possible. When in Ocala, FL drop on by for a look.

Nice bargain place in an out of the way location, staffed by nice folks…read more All the profits go to a noble cause. Our first shot by there was no parking, but it thinned out after we ate up the street.

love this shop... always find something I like or just want…read more good prices ..nice girls running the place, always helpful. fun just to look around...and always see new things. I go to other thrift shops also...this is one of my favorites.