Amazing gallery where I had the pleasure of connecting with the artists to learn about their…read morepieces. I stumbled upon an event Saturday while on my way to the Wine Fest and what a pleasant surprise.

Once a year open to the public, worth going to visit the artists, see their works & their…read moreindividual studios

Cafe is managed by The Chef's Garden catering and they serve a variety of different dishes - in a…read morevery small kitchen. Reservations are important - especially with any groups. My go to is tomato bisque soup and the gourmet grilled cheese. The Cobb salads are delicious too -- and a signature dish is Shrimp & Grits. When we were there, a server had called in sick and Tracy was running in and out trying to keep up - she did a great job! The museum is outstanding - the staff very welcoming and friendly. The exhibits are excellent and the displays highlight the work. Self-guided tours are no problem - as many placards provide insights. The grounds - simply beautiful. Definitely recommend a visit!

The museum was having a plant market right in front of the museum a few weeks ago and that's what…read moredrew me into coming here. The vendor I bought from told me that it was free that day to go into the museum and Gardens so my family and I decided to look at the beautiful garden to welcome spring. Sadly, we didn't have time to explore the inside of the museum, but that will be for next time. The garden is absolutely stunning and breathtaking with a plethora of colors and the river in the back it's just so pretty. I loved how you could just walk around and see the different parts of the garden and then stand by the river as well. They had super unique flowers. I especially loved the ones that looked like little red lanterns and I loved all the beautiful trees. I was so happy to come here and I loved that they had a little plant market that drew you in to come and actually check out the garden. I can't wait to go back and explore the museum and make a whole day out of it. You definitely need to add this to your list if you haven't gone yet.

The welcoming atmosphere, thought provoking exhibits, and strong sense of community really stood…read moreout.

There is something magical that happens when creativity, art, poetry, community, activism, and…read moreeducation intersect. Hope McMath has curated amazing exhibits that change frequently giving visitors something fresh and new each time. Yellow House is also a family friendly affair with a kids table and chairs for art, activities, and books. Hope is the perfect host with kids snacks and refreshments for adults. The Yellow House also hosts continuous educational events, writing space, and is a safe space where art and social justice merges. This space is not only an art gallery but also a place that encourages and hosts community building projects. This space really is an amazing resource for Jacksonville and great for the entire family.

Stopped by their plaza and noticed their cute window display so ran thru and found they display…read moreseveral locals art work. I love supporting Jax artist and will keep them noted for future purchase. The place was very interesting and the displays will definitely spike many ideas for your own home. Oh And the mascots are adorable and cute

We have been having a heck of a time finding unique, beautiful and tasteful art. We wanted…read moresomething that would be big enough to fit a larger area, with lots of color - and just "something" that would represent our idea of beauty.... We found it here :) There is a wide range of pieces both big and small, it is spacious and inviting, with a sweet welcome from Larry the pup! If you are looking to add that special piece that is missing, come check this place out!

We are so lucky to have this amazing museum. I brought a pair of girls from Iceland that I was…read morewatching and they said it was the best museum they have ever went to. We went on a Saturday and admissions were covered which was such a deal. They loved the atrium and the interactive art. It's a great way to spend 45 minutes. Also, on Saturdays, you can group this activity with the Riverside Arts Market, (RAM) The artworks do get switched out from time to time. I recommend everyone coming twice a year.

The museum has rooms that can be rented for speakers/events; this evening Joshua Seth, with Mind…read moreMagic mentalist performed. The room has good seats that start at the top of the room and drop down to the stage so all seats you can see. Acoustics seem to be good too. It's a good venue to not too big of groups.