This is a must see museum for all ages. So well run.A variety of ways to see it from visiting, to…read morehosting a social event there or just swinging by. A shout out to David for all the history on everything. The place is immaculate and runs on donations. Once you get to the building, it's up on the fourth floor. On weekends make sure to call the number on the door so someone for security reasons can let you in. Cute little bar for snacks and drinks. I highly recommend this aviation museum. Thank you to all the volunteers that help here. Happy flying

What a fantastic museum. There are over 1000 airplanes and memorabilia to see and this is only part…read moreof his collection. There are so many stories that the owner, Dave Marx shared with us. He has signatures from the pilot and crew from the Enola Gay, met with one of the Memphis Belle Pilots, and even has signatures from Captain Sully who was the hero in the Hudson Bay plane crash. So many more interesting displays. Anyone interested in commercial airlines or aviation in general, this is a MUST see. The older airplanes will bring you back in time as they have been out of business for many many years. Enjoy your time here. it is well worth the visit. And hopefully you will get to meet the owner, Dave and hear many of the stories first hand.

Over 300 artists set up shop this weekend for the annual Art Fest. The event is free, pet friendly…read moreand on the water. Gorgeous oceanside location with bus shuttles and parking was available across the street for twenty dollars. We went with the $20 option which was without a doubt well worth it. The festival was packed with people of all ages & it was lovely seeing so many people spending the day outdoors with their precious fur babies. Several food vendors were on hand selling crabcakes, gyros, lobster rolls, souvlaki, stir fry, frozen lemonade, fresh squeezed lemonade, and so much more. We had lunch before we came so I didn't try any of the food. The smell of freshly popped popcorn was tempting but I wasn't hungry. The artists set up tents, gallery style with special lighting to showcase their work. Jewelry, sculpture, woodwork, paintings, large unusual mailboxes, fine delicate silk tops; it was all here plus so much more. Coming here wasn't planned but once I found out about it I was excited to go, although I do wish I had my sneakers on. I had a good time and enjoyed some sunny Florida weather for a change. This is an annual event and I hope to return next year, in my sneakers of course.

It was supposed to be a cloudy hot day on this wonderful Sunday in Juno Beach. I had read from one…read moreof my Yelp friends that there was a Juno ArtFest by the ocean on A1A. From what I read, there are about three hundred national and international artists showcasing art of all kinds. As we drove close to the ArtFest, we noticed that there was preferred parking for twenty dollars. I of course was not going to have any of that. So I found a close by hideaway and parked for free with others that had the same idea. The good news was that my car was still there when I returned three hours later. It was a free pet friendly experience with many diverse art items on display such as sculpture, jewelry, woodwork, paintings, wearable art, live plants, along with delicious fast food and drinks. It was sweaty blast and somehow we found a way to once again purchase numerous creative artistic pictures & sculptures that we will wonder why we bought a month later. Well, we will probably give them as gifts to our kids which they will probably re-gift them eventually to somebody else. Overall it was a great way to spend a wonderful beautiful Sunday in Juno Beach.

Great gallery in PGA Commons. Other galleries around make it nice to visit a few at a time.read more

A beautiful gallery with a very engaging and charismatic owner / curator. Lots of local artists and…read morevery nice events.

I'm extremely disappointed with the service that I received from Fernando Martinez, the founder of…read moreARTLANTIC. I purchased 2 expensive pieces of sculpture in March 2019. Fernando promised that any shipping costs in excess of $500 would be borne by him and that he would provide me with Certificates of Authenticity by the artist. The cost of shipping was almost $700, which I paid directly to the shipper. Despite many phone conversations and texts with Fernando , I have yet to receive the reimbursement or documentation. Fernando is now not returning my calls and texts. I have heard several promises and excuses but have yet to receive the reimbursement and documentation. And, incidentally, the shipping was delayed by a couple of weeks. The art is beautiful, but the service stinks. I would highly recommend not dealing with Fernando and his business. Or if you do, make sure that he delivers on all promises before you stroke a check to him. Sam Ulan Columbia, MD

Plenty of things to do, splatter paint, paint plastic and wooden figures, hook rugs, build Tiffany…read morelamps, your hosts are so kind and helpful, I'm not sure what I enjoyed more the crafts or the conversations, they have a room where you put on coveralls and fling/ splatter paint all over your canvas

Great new place in Jupiter! Crafting for those who want to do it but don't want the mess or set up…read moreor prep in their house. Even better? Finally another birthday option for Jupiter. Joycelyn, the owner, is present in the local schools so some of the kids already know and love her. Highly recommend for a fun experience for both kids and adults.

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.

If you are looking for high-end collectibles then this is the place for you. Ginns carries…read morecollectibles from several countries that you will not find elsewhere. Whether you are looking for fine clockworks, Herend collectibles, Halcyon collectibles or Wee Forest Folk, he carries it all and can special order anything you want. Mr. Ginn is extremely knowledgeable on all his products and makes a visit to his shop a "must do". I come to Florida twice a year and would never come here without visiting his shop and taking something home.

The Fish House Art Center is located on the waterfront of Manatee Pocket, an inland bay in the…read morehistoric fishing village of Port Salerno. This is such a cool art space. There are 3,000 square feet of studios located in a two story building. Resident artists include a ceramicist, fine art painters, a fiber artist, and a lampwork beaded jewelry artist. Artists studios include Originals Art Studio, Bennet studio, Weaving Studio, Havana Beads, Air BNB, Aya Fiber Studio, and Clay Space. At the studios you can shop and take classes. Small classes have resumed at the Aya Fiber Studio and Clay Space. When you finish perusing the art you can join the Port Salerno Ghost Tour, grab a craft beer or ice cream at the Twisted Craft & Creamery, or dine at the Twisted Tuna next door. I love the concept they have created here. This is a unique stop if you are in the area.