ARTWALK GAINESVILLE VENUES
Check back soon for February 2026 Venue List
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1) Gainesville Fine Arts Association (GFAA)
1314 S. Main St.
Black Cosmologies in World-Building, Storytelling & Imagination. GFAA and The Center for Arts Migration and
Entrepreneurship presents Black Cosmologies in World-Building, Storytelling & Imagination, a part of Afrofuturism Week. On display through February 20. Visitafrofuturismweek.org. for more!
https://www.gainesvillefinearts.org
352-328-5027
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2) First Magnitude Brewing Co. 1220 SE Veitch St
Hosting events and making sure you have a good time. With great people and a large variety of, not only their beers but host artists, musicians, and events for all of Gainesville,
don't miss out!
LOCAL ARTISTS - LIVE MUSIC- FOOD TRUCKS - COMMUNITY VIBES
(352) 727-4677
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3) Bingo Deli & Pub
619 S. Main St. Unit 14
(across from Heartwood sound stage)
Larissa Kulyk is a local Gainesville artist. Her work showcases her love of vibrant colors and flowers while
celebrating the divine feminine. She is excited to share new and old pieces with the Gainesville community.
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4) Civic Media Center, 433 S. Main St.
Queer Fest retrospective, Celebrating 15 years of Queer art, music, community, and resistance. This show will feature art installations from past years. Flyers, collective storytelling,
and ephemera. Pieces from art installations are available for adoption, so visitors can take home a piece of Queer Gainesville D.I.Y. art history. The event will also feature a shirt
printing station and a collage corner.
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5) The Hippodrome Theater Art Gallery. 25 SE 2nd Pl.
A new gallery exhibition featuring works by many renowned artists from the collections of the one-of-a-kind nonprofit art. Offers distinctive pieces across a range of prominence,
price points, and styles-something for every type of art lover and budget. The exhibit will change regularly as
pieces are sold and new works are added, so visit frequently to ensure you don't miss potential. The Midge
Smith Fine Art Gallery. The only art gallery granted 501(c) in
Gainesville.
(352)-372-4477
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6) Sweetwater Print Cooperative
117 S. Main St.
The Sweetwater Print Cooperative's printmaker print exchange moves from the Historic Thomas Center to the Sue
Jester Gallery. A collection of prints by Christine Brundige, Joanna Clark, Frank Curtis, Valerie Dibble, Mike Donovan, Toni Jepson, Asher Joseph, Leslie Peebles, Billy Simms, Joon
Thomas, Diana Tonnessen, Lynn Webster, and Patricia Wolfe.
352-514-3838
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7) The SL8 Gallery of Art 10 E. University Ave.
The SL8 is an art café + cinema open Thurs-Sun, 7-10 pm with a slate of activities, with Garden of the Muses on
Thursdays, music and art on Fridays and Saturdays, and art films on Sundays. For the January Artwalk and the first three weeks of February, The SL8 presents the works of George
Hecht, whose exhibition "Paper Collage for a Digital World" reflects a journey from geology and paleontology to art—
sparked at Wormhole's Tuesday Collage Night by Phil Harris
after a 26-year career managing the Florida Museum. Special Guest- "French all the Seams" Couture Leather and one of a kind wearable ART, to wear for the ages.
Call 352-226-2060 thesl8gallery@mail.com www.instagram.com/thesla8gallery.
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8) Artisans’ Guild Gallery, 224 Nw. 2nd Ave. 11am-10pm Daily!
Abby Hogan, Lived in Côte d'Ivoire and Botswana, she immersed herself in West African textiles. Working with
African batiks, tie-dyes, shweshwe, kuba cloth, and other traditional fabrics. Adding a distinctive approach to color, texture, and pattern. Living in Gainesville, she found a supportive creative community. Creating quilts, wall hangings, clothing, bags, accessories, and home décor.
More info at 352-378-1383 www.artisansguildgallery.com
9) The Nightjar Gallery
1628 NW 6th St, Gainesville FL,32609
Presenting Death of a Sacred Place: A Duo Art Show by Philip Józef Brubaker and Jeremy McGuire!
Together, they offer images of our world and it's changes.
Email nightjargnv@gmail.com for any inquiries.
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10) Limelight, 4908 Nw. 34th BLVD, Ste 11
We are hosting an Artist of many skills, Susan Levi. She holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree and her background includes teaching those who deal with disabilities. The human figure is her subject matter of choice. She is a collector of crystals and minerals, combining the two media into wearable jewelry. Per usual the Limelight will have music, improve and more. If you don't wish to go downtown, this is the place for you.
limelightsalongallery.com ph.(866) 309-7250