Ashley offers many services including tarot cards and readings. She always shares her thoughts even…read morewhen not "working". She pulled some card while we were talking and seemed to be appropriate for the topic we were discussing. Sometimes she shares what would be considered mediumship from ones who have passed on. Give her a try!

Astrid is a goddess who genuinely cares for those she helps. Her gift has helped me understand my…read moreconnection with my mom. I'm grateful for her pure soul and I don't ever feel worried about what she might think of me if I open up to her. I feel welcomed by her at any time, every time.

It was okay, some of the stuff was cool. It didn't have much of an Angel Vibe, more of the Witch…read moreVibe. Atleast the guy working there was very nice. A cool little shop to look at if you are in town.

I had a beautiful experience here while visiting on vacation. Angel's Oasis offers a wide variety…read moreof spiritual items including but not limited to crystals, oils, tarot cards, candles, etc. I especially connected with the loving intent that is felt here. When spirit leads you here, you are sure to find all you seek to assist you on your spiritual journey.

This art gallery is so cute. Amazing artwork from 30+ local arts. Check it out. There is a piano…read moreyou can play or get creative on the drawing bar (they actually use the drawn on paper as gift wrap (so creative). Met the namesake artist and she is so kind. Don't sleep on walking around to the back and taking a fun picture in front of the fun mural on the back outside wall. They have beautiful artwork for sell and some cute gifts to take that are reasonably priced. Highly recommend. They even offer art camps.

The Carolyn Seiler Studios is one of the most fun galleries you will ever visit. The art within the…read moregallery is awesome. The owner is one of the most talented and personable people you will ever meet. You will not be disappointed. The Carolyn Seiler Studios is a must see and experience in Florida.

I had really high hopes for Mystic Senses, and they did have a lot of the inventory one could…read moreexpect from this type of store, but there were lots of issues that are worth explaining to potential customers. Their crystals are very overpriced, and the staff weren't able to say where they are sourced from and labeled some of them incorrectly. As much as I like to support small businesses, I think it's important to support ethical and fair ones too. Their name/online presence suggests that they take concepts like crystal healing or mediation seriously, but the execution was subpar. When asking clarifying questions, one of the cashiers waved me off and walked off into the back area without saying anything for the duration of my visit. I highly suggest only stocking items that staff are educated about, as well as being more open to customer questions in the future.

I went in there for the first time and I never knew that Titusville had a spiritual shop! I visited…read morethere while I was on thanksgiving break with my cousins who live in Titusville I'm getting into crystal and the world of spirituality and this shop really helped me out with seeing the world of spiritual healing and cleansing! I got a amethyst, rosé quartz, jade, and epidote and the cashier was very cool and nice to me about my purchases

A very interesting tour overall. The volunteers are insightful and both are also Vietnam veterans…read more The museum only open the weekend and entrance are free(so accept donation since is not funded by the government). If you are nearby the neighborhood, check it out !

Hands down one of the best museums I've ever been too! Decided to go to different museums for a…read moreweek and came across this one. I have a lot of family members in the military and thought it would be interesting to visit. We entered walk around until we were greeted by a member of the crew. Unfortunately don't remember his name but he did give us a tour and he was super knowledgeable and went into depth with everything! He even let us try on some of the stuff and hold certain items, which was such a cool hands on experience. Hands down one of the best and most interesting tours I've ever been on. I highly recommend. I've listed some photos, can't put all the photos I took unfortunately but go visit to take a look yourself!!

Robert (Bob) Graveline was our guide through the Cape Canaveral space force Museum. What a…read morefantastic and knowledgeable man. How lucky were we to have access to a living memory of the daily tasks and workings of the space facilities there. As we toured, he described hands on knowledge of how everything worked, and even described his own Experience and job at the space technology test sites. He described how he started in 1952 and gave a few personal anecdotes. As an amateur historian myself, with the bachelor's degree in history, having him as a prime resource is profoundly honorable and gives the museum, the integrity it deserves. A fascinating history in the buildings and the projects that came out of the space coast. Highly recommend, and if you can meet Bob, he will enlighten your imagination. He is sharp, articulate, and witty. Thank you for an unforgettable tour.

Small, mainly photos, maps and models. But the people are well informed, and you can watch booster…read morelandings from the parking lot.

Lovely place to buy wine or food souvenirs from Florida…read more I sampled their Hurricane 5 & Florida Sunset. Both were great! I liked the Hurricane 5 more, it tasted more refreshing and less sweet for me than the other one. They carry the wine in a bottle or can. There's also Florida orange juice & key lime apple cider. The orange juice was good but not as unique as their wine. Their tropical fruit wines were something I never had before & delicious. It's worth grabbing a bottle of wine to sip at home or can of wine for traveling. I also saw cute gator shaped chocolates & Florida made sauces. They do daily complimentary wine tastings.

Drove by this place a few times and decided to stop in. Lady working was extremely friendly and let…read moreus taste a lot of wine and the smoothies. All of it was delicious. It's all Florida fruit wines. Hurricane Tropical Sangria 10/10. Took home a couple of bottles. Worth the stop.

I came here with my homeschooling co-op, they did a free mini class event for us. Very nice of the…read moreteacher to take the time to teach the kiddos all about navigation and she made it really fun for them as well as broke it down for them to understand in game form. I think it lasted about 25 mins or so. Only wish I would have walked more into their trail to see the water view if there is one I didn't get to see it. In all a cool spot to get a bit of history and sight seeing.

Wow! What a cool place. My husband and I have been choosing a different nature sanctuary in…read moreBrevard county to explore and walk, today we chose Sams house and Pine Island sanctuary. We decided to park at the Pine Island end of the trail, there are a couple of rustic areas to park. The trail head for the Pine Island loop which is about 3/4 of a mile is near the manatee viewing area and kayak launch. The walk from parking area to the start of the garnet trail which takes you to Sam's house is a wide open green area that is used for walking or horseback riding, there is no shade but if you're lucky there is a beautiful breeze along the lake. The trail to Sam's house is very rustic with some boardwalks and lots of root covered ground. The path is clear but some areas a a little soft due to the surrounding canals. Sam's house is one of the original homes in Merritt Island. There are areas with explanations and examples of what was grown and sold in the area. Apparently there were prehistoric animal remains found in the area as well as the burial mound of Indigenous people. This is a definite place to revisit and explore the other trails and bits of history.