I found this gallery while visiting my relatives in Jacksonville, FL. I've always enjoyed going…read moreto local galleries to view local artists, but this one was very different. Unlike most galleries that have art displayed, this gallery had hundreds if not close to a thousand canvases of art work in piles. Harry and Wanda Erb obtain these canvases from local artists all over the world. And because these are all canvas paintings there are no two alike. I really want to make a trip back here to pick up more art work. I purchased 3 paintings and Wanda was nice enough to have them mounted and shipped to me for a very cheap price. She actually mounted them for free since I purchased 3 paintings. One of those paintings is hanging in my family room. This by far has been my favorite gallery in Florida that I've been too and to date the only one I've ever been to where there were so many pieces of art available for sale.

We just came back from St. Augustine, Fl. We have got 2 nice pictures with frames at the ErbCo Art…read moreGallery. Very good service! You buy pictures with frames and can put its at the one second at your home! But I could not open their site what they wrote in visit card...I should like to order new pictures for my entry hall. Best regards, Olga

This art gallery is amazing! Multiple artist work, different style, but all amazing! We are very…read moreimpressed with the selection. The staff is very helpful, answered all of our questions. It's definitely a good place to find your favorite art works for your lovely home!

We recently have fallen in love with art, and this gallery did not disappoint. From the moment we…read morewalked in we felt welcome and there was no pressure. We walked around for 2 hours looking at all the wonderful artists before settling on 2 from Phillip Anthony. We will pick them up in November, when he is going to add some embellishments and a bear cub to one of the photos for a personal touch. My wife and I cannot wait to pick them up. Please visit this studii, you will not be diagnosed.

Decided to chaperone my 2nd grader's field trip here today and kids and adults alike had a good…read moretime. The educational tour with charismatic guides were informative and fun filled. In over 2 decades of living in the area, I am floored it took me this long to visit. Kids had the chance to role play to learn about Ponce De Leon, Pedro Menendez de Aviles and the various Indian tribes of Florida (some friendly, some not so!). Kids got to make craft shell necklaces, get their face painted, played games of old, learn the art of candle making, and so much more.

Blegh! This is terrible unless you're two years old and gullible! The guide did not let us explore…read moreon our own, our group was only adults and he did not know how to translate his speech to adults. The things he said were not factual at all - Natives did not live to be 110 years old and were 8 ft tall and spaniards were not "Dwarves with bearded ladies". The woman at the front desk probably drank a little bit before coming to work, and I accidentally bought a groupon for 4 people, and was not reimbursed. The Dubloons they give you as store credit aren't even enough to buy greeting cards! Update, on second thought maybe this is a skip for adult only parties, but looks nice for kids.

An amazing experience, me and my girlfriend were the only ones on the last tour today. We both love…read morehistory so this was a must go to, the presenter who did our tour was wonderful and she was very knowledgeable on any questions we had, very good presence.

Our tour guide was very unhappy when we walked into the museum. He was dozing off inside on the…read morebench. We unfortunately interrupted his precious sleep. He had a little attitude when giving us a tour of the museum. We're not sure if he still works there because that happened a while ago. He definitely did not give us a good impression of his work ethic. Please coach your tour guides how to behave in a professional way. The museum on the other hand is very educational, and you could learn a lot.

there is so much amazing history in this neighborhood - the museum is even in the old school. Just…read morewhen I though that the oldest settlement in Florida was all I could learn about on my trip, we discover some incredible civil rights history as well. Even the neighborhood around the cultural center is worth a meander. The freedom trail of historic sites and the cute shops are so fun. We definitely learned a lot - and we're Floridians. Everyone going to St. Augustine should make time for this place.

If you are visiting St Augustine - check this museum out. Everyone knows that St Augustine is known…read morefor the Fountain of Youth and Juan Ponce De Leon, however this place has a very broad timeline of African American history. As a history enthusiast, I decided to spend my birthday enriching myself with local history that has not been talked about. The trolley tour does have this museum on their list of stops so it's easy for the average tourist or local. I did drive and they have a small parking lot in the front that's easily accessible. The museum was a former school for African Americans from the 1900's until the segregation which was only 60 plus years ago. The museum ranges from the Transatlantic slave trade to the Civil Rights era. The exhibits are very telling and informative with pictures and donated pieces from different time periods. The staff member I connected with, Jean, was amazing to speak with. I'm so proud this gem is getting recognition and acknowledgement from the city. It was also great to see locals from the Lincolnville area stop in to look for past classmates or relatives from the archived photos. Also, I was surprised to see my family history connected to this museum as my childhood pastor Rev. Thomas A Wright staged one of the first sit ins in St Augustine. He formed "the Gainesville 3" who integrated the Gainesville High, which one of the three students was my Auntie Angel. This is why I love history - to see that meant so much to me because these stories are untold and we NEED this center and platform to continue to spread awareness about our rich heritage.

I love seeing various local artists in a gallery! Between inspiration and just awe inspiring works,…read more it's easy to find something special. The ceramic spoons really were quite stunning! Wonderful gallery filled with unique local art!

Really cute store, great selection of reasonably priced artsy gifts (especially gifts for myself)…read more Person working also made some of the jewelry. She was the right amount of attentive without feeling awkward. (I was the only person in the store at that time. ) Unfortunately they were out of the smaller baskets (love them). But next time I'm in town will check back in. Their prices for them are quite reasonable. If you want a gift for someone made by local artists, that won't break the bank, definitely check this place out.

This is the oldest house in St Augustine It has held up very well for about 400 years with a few…read morerenovations and additions in the early 1700s in Spanish architecture. I was amazed at how well it looks. The garden is beautiful in ornamental style. The Oldest House Museum is located in St. Augustine, Florida in St. Johns County, Florida. It is operated by the St. Augustine Historical Society and includes the González-Alvarez House, the Manucy Museum of local history and the Edwards Gallery. The museum is open daily from 10:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Tickets are $8 per person for the guided tour and lasts about 1/2 hour.

Lynda was a wonderful tour guide! Such a great quick excursion to take on your way around town…read more It's half off if you are staying at the st Francis inn.

The Colonial Quarter is the heart of the downtown historic district of St Augustine…read more As a whole, there are a few attractions for the kiddies like live blacksmithing, cannon blasts and climbing a watchtower, but mostly adult activities. Kids will get bored within thirty minutes then feed their face with ice cream, pizza and popcorn to stop the tears. The live rock and roll music at the Colonial Oak Music Park thats hosts two bars was fantastic. Directly across from the oldest wooden school house in the USA. Fun times here if you are a history buff.

This place is so fun for concerts, I've been many times and I always enjoyed. The place have some…read morepicnic tables, you can buy food next door and they sell drinks there. The only thing is that you have to go to the public bathroom sometimes and it's disgusting to be honest. But if you eat next door you can use the bathroom there.