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St. Augustine Art Association

For over 90 years, the St. Augustine Art Association has continuously promoted artisic excellece in the Oldest City.

At the corner of Cadiz & Marine.
22 Marine Street, St. Augustine, FL, 32084
  • (904) 824-2310

Hours of Operation

Come In, We're Open!
Sun - Mon:
Closed
Tue - Fri:
1:00 pm - 4:00 pm
Sat:
Closed

Open from 5:00 to 7:30 p.m. during First Friday Art Walks

  • The St. Augustine Art Association hosts a variety of exhibits and programs throughout the year, including juried exhibits of local art, a plein air painting event, and summer art camps.

    St. Augustine has long been a destination for artists — from Jacques LeMoyne in the 1500s, to John James Audubon in the 1800s, to the "Galleon Club" in the 1920s. The Galleon Club became the St. Augustine Art Association and that group of local artists and business owners successfully promoted the city as a destination for artists in the 1930s.

    Now located at 22 Marine Street, the St. Augustine Art Association is both a gallery and a museum, and continues to promote the arts and draw artists to the region. This 5,000-square-foot gallery is open to the public and serves as the community's premier art center, providing a gathering place for art workshops, lectures, children's programs, art camps, concerts, art walks, and special events.

    Their permanent collection includes works by the "Lost Colony," who founded the Galleon Club, as well as art pieces that feature individual people and places in St. Augustine. Some of the works in the permanent collection are periodically featured to complement the juried exhibits. To download the complete schedule of monthly exhibits, click here.

    Each year in November, the organization presents the St. Augustine Art Association Art and Craft Festival, attracting artists and visitors from around the country. Every month throughout the year, STAAA participates in the city's First Friday Art Walk.

    Admission to the St. Augustine Art Association is free.

  • Comments or Questions?

    Alex on February 8, 2013 - 9:52am

    5
    I always stop here on First Friday, and it's always a lively stop during the Art Walk. Lots of exhibits and contests for people of all ages. They usually have a musician playing, and a snack table. It's nice to see such great art from locals, and it's a great place to meet people or run into friends.

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