This is an event that happens monthly. It is a public event. It's near downtown Hollywood. They…read moreclose up a section of Harrison St. follow the sound of the music. The event is always different. The vendors, entertainment, and tour change every month. I recommend doing the art walking tour, it's interesting. FYI the tour starts on time. You learn about the local artists and things you didn't know were hidden in some pictures. I thought it was cool. The event this time had live music. The band was great. Some people were dancing. They had things to entertain the children like games and entertainers. Everyone looked like they were having fun. The parking is public. The area has two garages nearby and some street parking.

This was a great little event that comprises many smaller events like an Artist Market, Street…read moreMural tour, Art Gallery tour, etc. The event happens the third Saturday of the month at Harrison and 20th from 6p-10p. There's parking around the area, but most of it is paid street or garage parking, if you are willing to walk about 4-5 blocks, you can find free 3-hour parking spots. The street is close to car traffic so pedestrians can enjoy a care free stroll. The live music event was great !!

I had a very disappointing experience with Gallery Art and would not trust them with valuable…read moreartwork again. A couple of months ago, I brought in an art piece to have the inside of the plexiglass cleaned. When I noticed months later that there were still visible marks that had been missed, I also realized that the plexiglass was no longer properly seated under the wood frame, the edge was now sticking out. This had never been an issue in the 20+ years the piece of art has been in this frame, including previous handling by other professionals. I brought the piece back and spoke with an employee named Mathew. He acknowledged that the piece had not been cleaned properly, but then attempted to blame me for the plexiglass shifting due to how I "might have handled it." He also claimed the plexiglass was cut too small for the frame, which makes no sense given the frame's long history without this problem, until Gallery Art took it apart and put it back together. Mathew initially tried to charge me $180 to re-clean the piece and realign the plexiglass, even though the issue was clearly caused by their work. I asked instead for the plexiglass to simply be replaced. After getting my piece back, I contacted the owner, Amy, to discuss the situation. She was extremely unprofessional from my initial call with her. When I called at 11:30 a.m., she told me she sleeps during the day and would not speak with me until after 7 p.m. When I finally did reach her and explained that I should not have been charged to fix their mistake, she dismissed my concerns entirely after multiple calls going back and forth with her on the situation. After spending over $700 with this business, she offered only a $90 credit and later followed up with a text to me stating... "Obviously, you agreed to the price when you dropped it off, you were not double billed." This completely missed the point of my complaint, which was about poor workmanship and accountability, not billing confusion. Overall, the lack of care, refusal to take responsibility, and unprofessional communication were unacceptable. I would not trust this company with any artwork, especially valuable or sentimental pieces.

Really huge place specializing in contemporary and urban art & has been around for 40 years. They…read morehave a large variety of pieces at different price points. Staff was super knowledgeable and helpful while also letting me browse at my leisure which I personally appreciate.

Great 20min glass blowing class! We enjoyed getting to build a large, beautiful item. A few things…read moreto note: - most items cannot be built as a couple/together. I called ahead & asked about booking 1 slot/item for 2 people, and was told that's okay. When we got there they clarified that only certain items can be built by 2 people (fish, turtle, flower), but they allowed us to also built the vase together. That means if you do this as a date night/group activity, the other person will sit on the side while you build your item. I believe they host couple specific nights (or you can choose one of the few items that is partner friendly). - this is a QUICK guided activity. There wasn't any pre-education on glass blowing, techniques, advice, etc. You are allowed to pick up to 3 colors and then you basically follow the teachers instructions for each step with heavy assistance from the teacher on each step. This isn't a class for someone who's wanting to learn glass blowing basics, be creative, or do most of the process themselves. It's VERY guided and directed. Granted, it takes people decades to learn large scale glass blowing, so I understand why it's designed that way. But if you're looking for more creative freedom/independence, I'd recommend checking out Glass Bubble in Miami. - In addition to the above point, you're not really sure how to make the piece "good". For example, our vase had a ton of bubbles and I'm not sure there's anything we could've done differently to prevent that (and we weren't warned about it). Overall though, this is a cool art activity and you get exposure to some of the tools of glass blowing while getting to go home [the next day] with a cool item!

Great experience! Fun and creative activity for various ages. Highly recommend making a glass item…read moreyou will utilize in the future!

One of the more unique and high-end art galleries to be found in the Carmel Arts and Design…read moreDistrict. You'll know you're there when you see the brick head statue with the word "human" written on it. The Evan Lurie Gallery attracts internationally acclaimed artists and the pieces on display are massive (and expensive). Some of them are abstract and quite unusual. Worth popping your head in just to see what's up.

I was visiting downtown Carmel one evening and decided to wander into this gallery. The staff were…read moreimmediately welcoming and so kind to me as I browsed the collection. The space itself is also very inviting and also happens to feature live music on weekend evenings. Worth a visit if you're in the area!

By far this art gallery was the most excitement in the Gulfstream Park. Perfectly displayed custom…read moreart exhibits from international artists. The sole employee Sandy gave us a personal tour of the store. Aside from the beautiful paintings, the porcelain cartoony statues were so much fun to browse including a 12" pink gorilla. The 36" Pink Panther was a throwback item from the 70's - i guess pink in in again. They also offered a few very detailed rabbi doll characters for $1,800.

Our next family adventure take us to Sher Gallery located inside of  Village Gulfstream Park with a…read morecategory of 4.8 and more than 24 reviews this place make your mind blowing. Is amazing so many local artists and sculptors exhibit their art and sculptures in this place. We met the person who is in charge of the very friendly gallery, she is someone with whom you can take a tour of each work of art that she exhibits and the artist who made it, and what caught our attention the most was a collection of 4 paintings painted by someone who does not see but uses a technique created by her. incredible when you are passionate about something no matter your limitations in the end you achieve your dream. High recommend if visiting the Village Gulfstream Park go to this Gallery.

I was so afraid that the care facility that my mom is in decided to bring both assisted living and…read morememory care residents to a glass museum. Two of the memory care residents are wanderers and all I could see was someone taking a tumble into a piece of art work that was worth more than the Kardashian's homestead. The people who gave the tour were not just interesting and knowledgeable about every piece of artwork but they were incredibly passionate about getting their hands dirty and diving in to help the residents. After seeing them walk around hand in hand with those that wander I felt more at ease. This is most definitely a place to go and see the beautiful displays.

The new location is just as great. I went to it yesterday. Better than where they used to be with…read moreplenty of parking and easy access from I-95. Very clean and the staff was super helpful and friendly.

I love contemporary art so I popped into this gallery during the Christmas on Las Olas holiday…read moreevent. New River Fine Art opened in 1998 and they specialize in 20th Century, Master, Pop, and Contemporary art in paintings, sculpture, and glass. Lisa Burgess, the President of New River Fine Arts was appointed by Governor Ron DeSantis in 2020 to a four-year term on the Florida Council for Arts & Culture which allowed her to support arts and culture on a state wide level. Burgess is also a member of Funding Arts Broward, on the Director's Circle for the Nova Southeastern University Museum of Art Fort Lauderdale, and is a former committee member of the Symphony of the Americas. The gallery is not only used to display art for sale but also to host cultural and educational experiences. The gallery displays just a fraction of the art collection. New River Fine Art sells the art of more than 40 artists including Andy Warhol, Salvador Dali, Marc Chagall, Henri Matisse, Pablo Picasso, and many others including emerging artists. You can see their extensive selection of art in their gallery book or on their website. Artwork costs in the thousands. The current exhibition is Keep Smiling, Artworks by Mr. Brainwash. Artist Thierry Guetta, also known as Mr. Brainwash is a French born, Los Angeles based street artist. He is thought to be a protege of Bansky whose style and concepts he emulates. You can see Bansky's Girl with a Balloon used in Mr. Brainwash's art. Mr. Brainwash has exhibited his work at Art Basel in Miami several times as well as in many other art exhibitions. He has described himself as being Banksy's greatest work of art. Check out this interesting artwork in the gallery until December 17th and follow New River Fine Art on Instagram to keep up with the latest exhibitions.

Came here for the Man of Steel opening night reception. The gallery is really nice, .moderate…read moresized. The gallery owner spoke for a few minutes about the artist David Hayes. Two of the artist's sons and his daughter were in attendance. The gallery also had paintings by other artists, Miro, Dali.

How fun is this studio! The mannequins in the window threw my for a loop. Got curious and had to…read morewalk in. So glad I did. There are three artist who work from there and their art is on display. I met Anica and she was so passionate about her work it was inspiring. Definitely worth a visit.

Anica is an amazing artist. Her use of different mediums is wonderful and intriguing. She was very…read morewarm and welcoming as well.

5/3/26-12:30pm Sunday/ I used to shop here on a regular…read morebasis back in the 90's , in its heyday! We looked forward to shopping and ending at the Foodcourt- the Sbarro had a huge hot and cold buffet! The last time I was here was in 2014 when they updated the food court and it was fabulous! I've been reading about the new plans and how decrepit it is now. I decided to stop by after Church to see for myself I parked in the Orange Lot and came up the escalator and went right to Macy's! I was extremely impressed with Macy's. A huge beautiful store. Great sales and I actually bought a gorgeous skirt! So as I see the mall it's like having 2 separate malls the half in front of Macy's looks like a full beautiful mall! Today, because it was raining, it was pretty busy! The Apple store was packed! Some great shopping options! Free Parking! Then I went to the other side by the food court and Dillards .., now I understand some of the negative reviews.. Half empty! The H&M is amazing! Huge store! Dillard's is great! The Restaurants ate first class and were very busy! I ate at the Capital Grille. P.F.Chang, Seasons 62 and the Blue Martini' First, I would fire your Development Realtor! If you want to maintain a presence in Ft. Lauderdale. Lease to zara! Bring in a Home Sense..(a Product of HomeGoods!, Bring in an affordable Sports Bar/Restaurant! Ex: Ale house, WOB,, even a Texas Roadhouse, a TooJay's, a good pizza place! aLa Boulangerie, a Rossetta's like in Aventura Mall! Someplace for coffee!!!(Not Duncan Donuts or Starbucks, please) An internet presence! CNN did a study a few months ago how the Brick and mortar stores are coming back Thank goodness! It is extremely convenient! Great free parking! I was actually excited to see it was very busy today! I will be back!!'

A lot has changed at this mall since the start of the year. Some of the stores I really loved,…read moreincluding Ceramic Painting and Altar'd State, are no longer at this location. Several other stores have also moved, and there are now quite a few areas with closed-up shops or walls blocking off vacant spaces. The mall still has some of its main features, including the Apple Store, Dillard's, Macy's, and Sephora, but the overall feel is noticeably different. During my visit, multiple main elevator access areas were out of service. I also spotted a leak in the roof, although thankfully security and staff responded quickly once it was noticed. On the positive side, the mall is still clean overall. There are seating areas throughout the mall, and many have outlets available for charging devices. They also do not have the middle-of-the-mall kiosks, which I personally prefer. That said, the overall vibe of this mall has shifted drastically since the beginning of the year. It just doesn't feel the same as it used to. I'm hoping more stores are coming in or that there is a larger plan for a renovation or revitalization. For now, though, there are noticeably more vacant and closed-off areas than I remember, and the mall feels like it is in a bit of a transition period.