What a nice artist village on Sadler Road! Julie is such a creative and supportive artist/owner!…read moreShe and her husband have created a little gem both inside their gallery and outside in the garden! They have a demonstration studio she shows her technique of "pouring" mediums on flat surfaces like canvas but also tables and such! There is a 3rd building where other artist rent and work their magic! They accept local artwork with a "coastal" flair to see if her customers might find something they just can't live without!

What a pleasant surprise!! This art gallery (and more) is a complete gem tucked away in Fernandina…read moreBeach. Not only are there monthly shows and displays with public receptions, but art classes as well! I was privileged to partake in the February 2019 showing themed, "Red." The works on display varied tremendously in styles and techniques with many artists on hand to discuss their entries. Owner and artist, Julie Delf, was a wonderful hostess along with her husband, Mark. They offered a wide variety of complimentary hors d'oeuvres, wine, beer and water. Local artisan, Andrea Lee, was also creating onsite. I can't wait to go back in March to see all the mermaid themed creations!

Great little art gallery with a variety of mediums from local artist for purchase. Definitely worth…read morestopping in.

The Island Art Association Gallery is a beautiful facility located off the main historic district…read moremain street in Fernandida Beach. The gallery is located on second street. The outside of the building is covered with colorful tile artwork that wraps around the building. There is also a beautiful and welcoming courtyard with two tables containing umbrellas for shade, as well as four benches throughout the courtyard. The inside gallery houses the art of 50 local artists. It is a non-profit volunteer organization that displays the beautiful artwork of the local artists for sale, and also offers art education classes. It is a must see if you are in the area visiting Fernandina Beach.

Average small town gallery Lots of artists…read moreLots of different media Perfect for tourists to see local artists

I came here with my Dad this past Friday and we had a delightful experience. The woman who was…read moreworking at the time, Miss Ursula, was so sweet and wonderful to talk to. I bought a Mary necklace from her, and she also had gorgeous rosaries. The paintings, glass etchings, and wood work were so beautiful to see. I hope to go again.

A very talented group of artists have their works for sale here. One block off Centre Street, in…read morefront of Bright Mornings Cafe. Creative, inspiring, locally made art.

From the owner: Sandra Baker-Hinton, has after owning her own gallery for the past 15 years, in order to…read moreconcentrate more on creating her own art work has moved into her own studio located in a new local gallery called Fern and Dina's Gallery and Gifts. She still has her own work for sale there as well as the lovely vintage copper jewelry, but is also available for teaching classes. Sandra still works with Sea Turtles, as well as Horseshoe Crabs and raises butterflies and baby Gray Squirrels. You will find the same friendly atmosphere when you visit her studio as was in her gallery but with much more of her new artwork to show you.

Walking into Blue Door Artist Studio feels like stepping into a little pocket of inspiration tucked…read moreright into Fernandina Beach. The space is bright, welcoming, and full of personality..every corner has something that catches your eye and makes you want to linger. The artists here pour so much heart into their work, and you can feel it the moment you walk through the blue door. I loved how intentionally curated everything was. Nothing felt mass‑produced or generic; it's the kind of studio where you can find pieces that truly tell a story.. If you're visiting Fernandina Beach, this studio is a must‑stop. It's the perfect blend of creativity, charm, and local artistry. It is the kind of place that stays with you long after you leave. Absolutely a 5‑star gem.

The artsy stairs are what drew me in- like a magical pathway up to more wonderment! The jockey…read moreriding a hummingbird painting was whimsical fun, the vibrant colors of paintings in each studio/gallery just enticed you more and the variety of art and artists was a win! I found myself wanting more pottery and hand woven baskets! They have photography, paintings, jewelry, cards, prints, pottery, baskets and more! It's a little reverent for me to walk into someone's studio space- it's a sacred space for creating, I understand this completely and I am always humbled to be in another artists space. I highly recommend you climb the stairs and explore for yourself!

Love the art available at the Plantation! Such a peaceful way to spend an afternoon. I go in…read moreevery time I'm on the island and love seeing the new art.

Absolutely lovely gallery and shop. The collections here stimulate the senses. I loved various…read moreartist work here~ the abstract pieces, the chaos on the canvas offers a calming for me with the fantastic coordination of colors. The photographic artistry~ I dabble in photography and was inspired by what I saw. My favorite was the close up of a palmetto leaf. Then the artist that did various paintings of our local birds~ simply perfection. This gallery captures Florida with various vibrant colors, the photos and paintings. Enjoy!

This is a really cool area to walk around and explore while on Amelia Island. There are tons of…read morerestaurants, bars, gift shops, and art galleries within 50 blocks. The buildings have such beautiful architecture. They have a courthouse, post office, and a hotel that were built over a hundred years ago. The Palace Saloon is Florida's oldest bar. There is also a lighthouse nearby the district. My favorite thing to do was to grab a cup of coffee and walk in and out of gift shops. I also took strolls along the seaport and watched the boats go by. If you want to know more about the area, you can visit the Amelia Island Museum of History to learn more about its history. For food, there are plenty of dining options within the historic district. I highly recommend eating at the Salty Pelican. The Farmers Market runs every Saturday from 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM.

This has become my go to for bringing family and friends- the historic district is packed full of…read moregreat food, drinks, shopping and history. I'm still exploring and finding new businesses to fall in love with. I can say there is plenty I love about Amelia Island. Marlin & Barrel Distillery- Blueberry Lemon Zest Vodka Salty Pelican- tuna nachos AIBC- giant soft pretzel and excellent fish-n-chips Paisley Grace Makery- all your crafty needs Twisted Sisters - great home decor and gifts The Decantery- amazing craft cocktails in a lush bar The Principal's Office- fun twist on an old school! Bar in the principals office Timoti's- love their chowder and calamari Art on Centre- unique art from local artists Tasty's- burgers, dogs, fries and more Trailer Park Collectibles- my go to antique shop Cinnamon Bear Country Store (& Ice Cream)- gift shop and ice cream! The Spice & Tea Exchange- try the Florida blend Fort Clinch- for you history nerds And so many more businesses! Quieter than other tourist towns, just more laid back!

Absolutely the most knowledgeable and competent mat and frame vendor in the area…read more This man knows his stuff!

From the owner: Specializing in Antique Maps, Charts of Floridia and the East Coast, 19th Century Maps, and…read moreHistorical Prints. Customing and conservation framing.

Julie has been at another location but this new one is right downtown! Her art is unique and one of…read morea kind. I love seeing her new things and talking to her and her husband! The ArtWalk is the 2nd Sat of the month from 5-8 pm...wonderful time to come!

I Love going there and creating works of art out of resin/epoxy! Julie is really fun and is a…read moreterrific instructor. If you are thinking about it, try it! It's good to have someone with experience helping you.