Cute place. Lots of nice stuff. Love local art. Be sure to browse when in town! We always stop and…read moreget something nice.

My wife and I have the pleasure of discovering Tookey's Gallery while visiting Key West this year…read more The owner, Jessica Tookey's ,artwork is exquisite. Unique in nature, it jumps off the canvas and into your mind. Not only is her artwork exceptional, her personality is most pleasing. My wife, who is an artist herself, took two art lessons from Jessica. My wife enjoyed both of these lessons immensely. I can't say enough good things about Jessica the artist or Jessica the individual.

Nice art gallery on Duval Street, many local artists sell pieces there. Lots of super colorful…read morepaintings, glass pieces, other art forms, all dedicated to facets of aquatic life. Not much of anything there for us there, perhaps if we had a beach house. Prices tended to be on the higher side. Fun to walk through and browse! Recommend you stop by and have a look!

We stopped in earlier today and spoke to the lovely Gail, who is assisting with a potential…read morecommissioned piece by one of the artists inside we saw and loved but found the piece to be too large for our home. There are some really beautiful pieces in this small gallery, mostly of glass artists. Loved a bunch of the things inside which would fit in our home in Virginia Beach easily since they are aquatic themed with fish, jellyfish, mermaids, pelicans, etc.

Best gallery in key west from originally Lahaina Maui intil the fire. Now they reopened north of…read moreLahaina and here in key west. 25 world renowned artist and a few from Hawaii. It's a must stop. Ask for Drew

My mother and I just happened to stumble in this art gallery on a Friday art walk. Had artwork…read morefrom local artists and artist from around the world and a lot of history on the walls. My first time being close to a Picasso. The owners are lively, and super friendly. They poured us some champagne, they shared their passion for art, and had I had $35,000 to share I would've had some history on my wall.

The modern day photographer that brought back photography in our lifetime. Now everyone wants to…read morepeter like with there phones lol. Amazing art

Some sales take longer than others. I had seen a picture at the Peter Lik Gallery in Key West 20…read moreyears ago. Yes, 20 years ( I thought about it same amount of time I dated my wife before asking her to marry me. ) We met Trevor and asked him to show us a picture of the Androscoggin river in Maine, , runs behind our home there, and he knew right away what I was talking about. When the lights came on in the showing area, I quickly recognized this as the same picture, but I was 20 years older and this time it did not speak to me. Undaunted, Trevor began to focus on us and what might spark our interest. We settled upon "Sunday Drive" (it also reminded us of our home in Greene Maine) Now hangs in our Florida home but may soon end up in Maine leaving once again a blank spot over the mantle -- and the search continues!

15+ World class artists. Absolutely beautiful gallery, great mix of styles for any taste. Not to be…read moremissed.

We were in Key West during a cold snap. The high on this particular day was only in the 50's so we…read morewere looking for some indoor activites as opposed to water or beach activities. The Art and Historical Society is housed in a historic buidling that has served a variety of uses in the past - including serving as the island's customs office, a post office, courthouse and the U S Navy. This four-story architectural marvel was built to be a prominent structure near the water in order to collect customs. After the Navy moved out, it was vacant for a number of years until it was acquired by the Art and Historical Society which completed an extensive, multi-year renovation of the building. Seeing the building itself is worth a visit but the museum includes a wealth of art and history of the Key West are that shoudn't be missed. Allow at least 2 hours.

Located in Mallory Square, this museum depicts the paths of citizens of the southernmost town when…read moreit was the richest and largest city in Florida in the 19th century. Here we see local, national and even international exhibits of art and history. I enjoyed drawings of Ernest Hemingway's Old Man and the Sea. There are 59 drawings on the walls from the 1st to the 3rd floor. Open daily from 10-4:30 pm. Elsewhere I wasn't super impressed. Admission charge 13.00 and less for kids. Self guided.

This local art gallery absolutely made our trip to Key West!! I understand it has been around since…read morethe 1970's and it is owned and managed by local artists. The extensive amount of beautiful artwork created by many ever-changing and talented artists is tastefully displayed on two floors of this beautiful gallery and we felt it was all reasonably priced. The staff is knowledgeable and friendly, and they will ship any purchases to your home at a reasonable price. We greatly appreciated the fine job Nancy (a greatly-talented local artist herself) did with padding our artwork so we could take it home on the Key West Express shuttle boat with us and it was a delight to converse with her. We'll be coming here each time we visit and we can't wait to display our new artwork in our home!

Nice bright shop on Duvall that carries local works…read more We usually try and find a local street artist when traveling to buy a watercolor from. We just didn't seem to ever run into one in Key West. So we checked out this gallery on Duvall. A huge selection of reprints and original art works, in different mediums. We found a nice watercolor of Hemingway's house to add to our stair collection for a great price.