
Gallery Snapshot
Focus: Contemporary and traditional works by local visual artists
Mediums: Fiber art, ironwork, sculpture, painting, woodwork, photography, and blown glass
Vibe: Artist-run, community-rooted, and accessible
First Friday Art Walk: Active participant in the First Friday Art Walk, with extended hours and rotating exhibits
A Historic Garage Turned Gallery
Housed in a 1927 auto garage, Butterfield Garage Art Gallery is one of St. Augustine’s most unique artistic spaces. The original Butterfield Garage sign still hangs out front—a nod to the building’s history as an auto dealership and service shop. In 1999, artists Jan and Max Miller transformed the space into a cooperative gallery, preserving its name and structure while giving it a bold new purpose.
Inside, visitors explore rotating exhibits from some of the area’s most respected visual artists. Works span a wide range of mediums, including everything from fiber and ironwork to blown glass, wood sculpture, and oil painting.
Artist-Led & Community-Focused
Butterfield Garage Art Gallery is an artist-run gallery designed to foster dialogue and deeper connections between artists and the public. The space showcases pieces from a collective of regional talent, including Beau Redmond, Roxanne Horvath, Sydney McKenna, and Jan Miller.
As a longtime participant in the First Friday Art Walk, the gallery stays open late during these events, offering you the chance to meet artists and view new works after normal operating hours.
Explore More Local Art
The Butterfield Garage Art Gallery is a cornerstone of the city’s arts community and just one of many galleries in the Historic District. Its unique history, commitment to collaboration, and the craftsmanship of its artists make it a must-see for anyone exploring St. Augustine’s creative buzz.
To discover more artist studios, exhibits, and galleries in the area, visit our St. Augustine Arts guide and explore all of our art museums and galleries.