i came here on a day a lot of the exhibits were being worked on but i enjoyed the half off price…read morebecause of it (plus i can come back !!) this was a beautiful museum of art w/ such a variety of different types of art. i took my time as i walked around the rooms & it was lovely. they had a whole hallway dedicated to young artists which was sweet & they also have many art programs for the littles as well as adult events! i really enjoyed my time & will make another stroll soon, i'm sure of it. thank you for existing.

We came here last week for the third Thursday event. March 20 26th…read more Every third Thursday they have a free event. You can get in free to the museum all day until 8:00 p.m. Some of the artists are there and you can talk to them about their artwork. They were giving out free wine and water. Great art museum to check out once a month because they do change out the displays. We got there a little late They were closing at 8:00 p.m. and we got there at 7:30 so we had to do a quick rush through but I was so glad I got to see this and we'll come back next month.

What a great museum and way bigger than I was expecting! It cost $8 for admittance and they have…read morebrochures in each section to assist for a self guided tour if you prefer to take your time. The selection was larger than I knew it would be as I thought only of Tiffany Lamps, but it is the glass making, pottery and even art as well! It is a beautiful, picturesque gallery that is worth a look. Only major downside is finding parking but that is really a winter park issue and not the museums fault.

Fantastic and inexpensive attraction in the heart of the historic area of Orlando…read more The largest collection of Tiffany glass in the world and every bit of them are astounding. The self guided tour is fantastic. I did not take advantage of an audio tour. Had I, it probably would have easily been 2-3 hours wandering and looking. Without; it took a good hour. Wide variety of attractions too. Metalworking, painting, glass work, so much more.

My sister and I came here and we had SO much fun!! The people that work there helped us get some…read morereally great photos. They will tell you the best places to stand, lay, hang, lol, and then take the picture for you on you phone. They are all really kind and helpful and we had a blast with them. I live in Orlando and I don't really do many of the touristy things but this is one I will return to to get more great pictures with my husband and friends!!

Come here for cute, gimmicky Instagrammable shots! I've gone to several of these business types -…read moremostly popups - but this one is a permanent fixture. It was part of my Go City Explorer pass, which is a good deal if you want to hit up multiple random attractions and don't have a good idea of what to do. It's also slightly cheaper on Groupon if you're not from the area and want to buy individually. Parking is free in Icon Park's garage floors 4-7. It's an easy walk to the elevators to go down with a bunch of other tourists to walk through the park to near the center, where the Museum of Illusions is located. Along the way, you can get a nice photo op with the ferris wheel in the background. Once you walk in, you present your entry at the counter, and can begin walking through the exhibits on the left (the right side behind the counter is where you'll be exiting, beyond the few racks of merchandise). The walkthrough is pretty short - most of the wait is basically waiting on other people to clear out so you can take your own photos. We did everything in 45 minutes. There's not too much text to read, but sufficient enough for a basic understanding of how the illusions work. There are supposed to be a couple of guides waiting around to assist with photo-taking, but they were concentrated in one area, so for the most part it felt like we had to help ourselves. My favorite exhibits were the head on a platter, Ames room, and cloning table. Everything is still obviously a trick if you take another look at the photos. The reversed room could have been neat, but it doesn't account for gravity pull on fabric, so it only works if you have a shaved head and are wearing skin-tight clothes. The vortex tunnel is not too impressive - just more of an in-person dizzy balancing experience. The infinity room is pretty neat, though awkward when you're behind the camera. The entire experience would be a lot better if there were sensors that took photos for you, since taking the photo yourself negates some of the "magic" in the pictures. I also think they need better instructions for some rooms, since it sometimes took a few minutes to figure out what I should be looking at or doing. For a one-time experience, it's alright.

Excellent place and we enjoyed Carmen who greeted us. Fun place and lots to see! Lots of Titanic…read moremovie props and some actual artifacts from the ship itself. Plus some antique guns that were interesting. They also had a display of the SS Central America which I had read about in the Ship of Gold in the Deep Blue Sea book. Great stuff.

Actual artifacts from treasure ships to the Titanic. The staff was very friendly and knowledgeable…read more My kids especially enjoyed using the metal detectors to find treasure in the back courtyard!

It was a smaller space than I was expecting, but the staff and curator were so kind at the event…read morefor Kre8. They put on beautiful exhibit and truly showcased his pieces. It's definitely a museum that I'll visit again even though it's a bit off the beaten path for me. I can't wait for another exhibit meet & greet or opening!

Pretty awesome place to hang out with friends for a few hours and enjoy the trippy vibes. Lots of…read morephoto opportunities and stuff to look at. We went during their EDM Fridays and had a great time listening to the music and playing the games they have laid out (giant jenga, chess, Mario Kart). I wouldn't say to go there for a big meal, but they do have a little cafe with some food items and drinks, example: wine and marijuana infused beverages.

I attended a local photography event here and let me say that I was absolutely amazed. I've never…read moreseen a place that was so cool before! Each section of the place was set up so strategically for the photography. It didn't feel crowded at all even though there was a good number of models and photographers there. You could tell the owner and his team put a lot of thought into this place - determining where to put each set, how to space it out so it didn't feel claustrophobic and to allow enough walking/standing area in between. There was enough props, backgrounds, and unique furniture for all sorts of photos. Vibe is very on point and I was able to get some amazing photos thanks to some fantastic photographers and the sets. The large prism that you could enter the huge and LED screen/platform were my absolute favorite. (Not sure if that's what they're actually called) I was there for 2-3 hours but there was still so many more places to shoot at! Definitely a cool place to check out with a group of friends!!

Great little museum right at the edge of the Mt. Dora downtown. A one big room exhibit of the…read moreMemphis group's art and furniture. Also has several pieces that were owned by David Bowie. In fact, the few David Bowie pictures themselves are worth seeing up close. And it's only $8 to enter. If you take it all in and read the placards and watch the video, it's probably 45-60 minutes or you can power through in 15. Definitely unique and a must for anyone into modern art.

Wonderfully curated museum in downtown Mt Dora. If you wonder what the 80s was like stop in! I…read morewent during the exhibition of the Memphis collective with pieces from David Bowies estate and it was a fantastic blast from the past. The museum has a good flexible space for showcasing its exhibits and a funky gift shop across the street.

I went to this museum for a fundraiser and loved how they displayed and encouraged kid's art. I am…read morechecking into the classes for my kids and hope to leave a more detailed review as I become more familiar with this museum!

From the owner: Lake Eustis Museum of Art promotes art education to build culture and enrich our community…read more LEMA is an art museum, community art center, and a 501(3)c registered nonprofit institution serving Lake County since 1995. Available programs include regularly changing fine art exhibitions, art classes for adults and children, membership, and much more. Located on beautiful Lake Eustis in downtown's Ferran Park, the museum is also a vital part of its host city, participating in many programs and events in Eustis. LEMA is a member of the Lake Eustis Chamber of Commerce, and is represented on the Lake County Arts and Cultural Alliance.