Sarasota, FL
In Sarasota, Judy Robertson Hosts the Free Little Art Gallery SRQ. Find the gallery Corner of Upper Tangelo Dr. & Brink Ave., Sarasota , FL and on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/freelittleartgallerysrq
She accepts art by mail, send it here:
Judy Robertson, 2956 Upper Tangelo Dr., Sarasota, FL 34239
She says that the gallery is always open and SRQ is the airport code for Sarasota.
St. Petersburg, FL
Send art by mail to: F.L.A.G. on Sunshine P.O. Box 1022 Saint Petersburg, FL. 33731. Find it: St. Petersburg, FL. In the Pink Streets on Sunshine Dr. S, between Serpentine Dr. S. Friendly Way S.
https://www.instagram.com/flagonsunshine.
They’re also @flagonsunshine on TikTok.
The host writes, “Our F.L.A.G. is open 24/7. Submitted pieces of art should be no larger than 3“ x 3“.”
Destin, FL
Little Art Gallery of Destin
https://www.instagram.com/littleartgalleryofdestin
Sebring, FL
Find the Free Little Art Gallery Sebring across from the 13th tee box Country Club of Sebring, FL (follow the golf path 20 yards on right). https://www.instagram.com/freelittleartgallerysebring
Miami, FL
Free Little Art Gallery Miami is at 545 NE 50th Terrace in Miami.
https://www.instagram.com/free_little_art_gallery_mia
Orlando, FL
The Orland FLAG is still being painted, follow them here in the meantime: https://www.instagram.com/orlando.freelittleartgallery
Tallahassee, FL
Tally Free Little Art Gallery is at 1000 Holland Drive, Tallahassee, FL. Yes! They accept art by mail, send to:
1000 Holland Drive #3, Tallahassee, FL 32301
Find them on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/tallyfreelittleartgallery
Winter Park, IL
Find Gallery in the Hedge at 408 Langhom Drive, Winter Park , FL 32789, and on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/galleryinthehedge
Send art by mail to: Annemarie Smith, 408 Langholm Drive, Winter Park, FL 32789.
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Wow I am so excited to come across this. My husband just built me a free little library but looks like back to drawing board for a free little art display. We live kinda rural and not a lot of art around us. I grew up in Seattle and was surrounded by artist. Now I have a shed/art room where as soon as my children now grandchildren could hold a crayon or paint brush i showed them the love of creating and to repurpose things. They will tell you my favorite smell is the smell of a Crayola crayon. Now they can display and encourage other people. Thank you.
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