This two day workshop of abstract impressionism art taught by Jan Bryant and baby lemonade was…read moreincredibly educational and fun, I highly recommend taking this class. They exposed our brains to different ways of creating art with using beautiful metallic acrylic paints & watercolors, different brushes, tools, nature and just let it go with the flow. Art with no rules using the senses of feeling and touch, painting with our toes and eyes closed allowing whatever to flow on mural, texture or smooth paper expressing emotions that words cannot and connecting with others to heal on so many levels. Cant wait for the next art class here Many Blessings, Adrea

The Studios of Cocoa Beach art gallery is a frequent stop for us. it's all local artists and the…read moreart is varied and changes all the time. since it's a nonprofit you'll find one of the artists minding the shop and always interesting to talk to. it's a fine art gallery so not the crammed gift shop you usually find but bright, open and affordable if you're looking for art for the home or office, or just looking for a relaxing interesting browse.

Love this art center/ gallery/ boutique! I may be a little biased as I have my jewelry line on…read moredisplay and for sale here, but there are many reasons why I dig this place. Off Center has some really amazing locally created art and art pieces. Ruth Ann, who owns Off Center is not only a creative visionary and jack of all trades, but she's a genuinely nice person. All the staff is friendly and creative. They offer several art classes for children, which they really seem to enjoy. This place is a great resource for art and creativity, and a little retail therapy.

I never expected to find a Native American gallery in Cocoa Village, but there you go. This place…read moreis for sure worth a stop to visit. Besides the gallery, there is a private collection you can view while there. The owner was working while we there and told us much about the items and the history. He is the second generation of his family to run the store, they have been doing this for many years. You will see some beautiful, unique items here.

I happened to be in the Cocoa area and on my way into Downtown Cocoa when the sign to this business…read morecaught my attention. I knew my wife being native american would like this place if they just had something native in it. What we found was a beautiful little museum type store packed with tons of great native american items. From amazingly beautiful pictures to historic peices tucked away in another area of this store. The man who was working there was so nice and really helped continuing to set the mood for the day. Cocoa had some very nice people. But back to the man, I believe he might have said he and his mom ran the store. He really enjoyed showing pictures of his mom and him and speaking about his wife and kid who was working on going to school for something in the medical field. But beside that great conversation he showed us some amazing things that were all very expensive understandably and collectable peices some for sale, some not. He was very passionate about being native american and showed me and my wife and kids around the store. I definitely recommend this spot for anyone in the area. Such amazing things to see in here and such nice stories that this man shared with us. Right before we were ready to leave I was beginning to ask my kids who had been looking at some nice arrowhead peices which one's they wanted and before I could finish asking them the man told my kids to grab one for each. It wasn't about receiving anything for free because this man was genuinely so nice even before that but this was a great experience and the next time I'm in the Cocoa area I will definitely stop by this place again.

This is a very interesting gallery in the Melbourne Art District. Fascinating works of art. Had…read morevarious selection. The service was friendly. Can't say much about the value or the pieces, since I'm not an art expert. What was interesting was there was a piano outside and noticed a person playing it, even when the gallery was closed. Not sure if it was a one-time occurence or all the time. Just got a good vibe about this place. Enjoy

I have loved coming to this store since I moved here 2 years ago! I have purchased the best…read morerepurposed furniture and such unique household "treasures." The employees and owner are such nice people! I especially love when Rose is working. She is always ready to help? She is funny and she loves to talk..... just like me Shopping local and connecting with the community and people who run small business is happening less and less. It is more convenient to shop from home but shopping small and local places like rehab feel like "home" when you walk in. Visit rehab (they change their inventory daily) and you won't regret connecting with people and finding treasures for your home!

The place had a good review so decided to investigate. Good service and selection. Nice value…read morewithin its selection. The market is in an older house, so not necessarily in a big market setting.

Extremely disorganized business with a shockingly unprofessional owner. We registered and paid in…read moreadvance, but when we arrived, they had completely botched our enrollment due to their own administrative errors. Instead of apologizing or trying to fix it, the owner became incredibly defensive, hostile, and rude. They do not take accountability for their mistakes and lack basic customer service skills. I have heard that the place has gone downhill since the change in ownership and now I completely understand why. Very unfortunate for our small community.

We've been loyal customers of Mimi's Crafts for over 20 years, visiting regularly with my…read morehandicapped mother and aunt, who have always enjoyed painting keepsakes together during visits. Sadly, since the new ownership took over, the experience has drastically gone downhill. On their most recent visit, they were told--quite abruptly--that moving forward they would only be allowed to come in twice per piece, and that painting must be completed within six months of purchase. This was never a policy before, and the way it was communicated felt aggressive and unwelcoming. Disheartened by the interaction, they decided it would be their last time visiting Mimi's. To make matters worse, when they were called to say their pieces had finished firing, they were informed one of them had broken--without a hint of an apology. The only "resolution" offered was a gift card for the original value or nothing at all. When they went to pick up what was left of the piece, the owner was present and still didn't offer a single apology. This is not the kind of customer service or family-friendly environment we used to know and love. It's deeply disappointing to see such a treasured place become so unaccommodating and indifferent toward long-time customers. We will be taking our business--and our loyalty--to one of the many other paint-your-own studios in the area that still prioritize kindness, flexibility, and community. And when leaving a review on google to express these issues, it felt like we were responded to with a chatgpt answer, because it wasn't even being addressed to the correct person. Which felt even more impersonal.

Small boutique that packs in a wide range of art mediums from local artists. Prices are much more…read morereasonable than I'd expected for original pieces. I purchased a small mosaic piece that I dearly love. You can find just about any item that paint will stick to, candles, jewelry, lots of mosaic art (not on stepping stones or concrete, but designed to sparkle in windows or in your living room), teeny-tiny hanging vases for epiphytes, etc. Most items are small enough to carry to your car. The young woman who was working the day I was there chased me down after I left because I'd forgotten my debit card. That was really nice because she had to run out into the pouring rain to find me. Lots of breakables on multiple levels from the floor up to shelves about 6 feet high. Aisles are rather narrow. If you bring your kids here....don't bring your kids here, unless they are well-trained or swaddled. People requiring canes should be very cautious; not accessible to those in walkers, wheelchairs or strollers. If door is locked, knock on window, as staff locks door when s/he is in the back room.

Always a great selection of furniture, accessories, indoor and outdoor. I have bought beautiful…read moredining room furniture, an entire bedroom set, and a desk and miscellaneous tables!

Selection. Good amount of inventory. The gentleman who helped was lovely. Very attentive…read more Perhaps the lady behind the desk was having a bad day. No people skills.