I stumbled into the Orion Turtle the other day--what a find. This is a community art studio with a…read moregift shop associated with it, by the artists. Do not miss this place, which is perfect for the upcoming holidays, but there will be one gift missing, a solar system glass globe for a Sci-Fi author... Me.... :-)

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.

WOW! How can I be…read morethe first to write a review for them? I feel honored. Honestly. Appreciate art? Take the long, beautiful drive out to the Saxapahaw Artist Gallery. There is something for everyone. The building is old and artsy in it's own right--the historic Sellars building. I believe the artists themselves staff it. Go during one of their events and you will be oh, so pleasantly surprised. There is usually music which delights. There is just so so so so much talent displayed here. I adore coming here and supporting local artists. It's a wide variety including all sorts of mediums and subject matters. My only con would be I really wish they would not allow smoking outside at the entrance. If you have asthma like I do, it really makes it hard to enjoy stopping in if they are lighting up outside. You will find them open: Wednesday through Friday: 12:00 to 5:00 PM Saturday 11:00 to 6:00 PM Sunday 1:00 to 5:00 PM

Great space; good layout....really fascinating works of art....and I must say the jewelry and…read moretextiles are very exciting.

Exceptional pieces at a reasonable price. As a collector of unique art, I can say that they have a…read morelittle bit of everything. Definitely worth a visit.

Alex and his Sister are both fantastic! Great stuff, things…read moreyou won't find at your regular decor store. Mini One of a kinds, fair prices, couldn't be happier.

I was blown away by the art there - the variety, diversity, and quality. Just, WOW! If you are in…read moreStuart, check it out! The gallery also participates in a First Friday Art Walk along Colorado Ave. in the early evening I think it's like 5:30 til 8....

Clay is an amazing artist! His work is so unique and inspiring. I love that he changes his shows…read moreeach month and gives back to the community.

Splendid Grand Opening last night; art from Marian Christy is on exhibition. The night was filled…read morewith champagne, art and hundreds of people viewing, pondering which Christy to take home. Everyone should own a Christy, that's certain by those that do. Powerful inspired work. As we enjoyed the art we met friends from all over the world there! Osceola 32 is cultural haven in the mist of downtown Stuart just a hop, skip and a jump away from Confusion Corner.

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.

From the owner: The Arts Council of Martin County, a 501(c)3 organization, has been a leader in the arts community…read moresince 1980. The arts and culture programs we support inspire creativity, learning, strengthen the fabric of our community ultimately benefiting all of us. We provide services and programs to visual and performing artists, arts organizations, students and the general public. Arts education, such as Arts Day and Cultural Conversations, Community events such as our annual ArtsFest in Memorial Park, our Gallery at the Court House Cultural Center in downtown Stuart, our support to local Cultural Organizations and Artists, including professional development for artists and cultural organizations and serving as a clearinghouse for cultural information county-wide via our family of MartinArts publications (on-line and in print)

Amazing tattoo artist Amanda and a great studio all together! Open 2-9 Tues-Sat, shop opens early…read moreon Sunday at 12