off the grid galleries
323 Modernism
323 East Union St.
654-6441
artist13jax@gmail.com
Hours: By Appointment
Art Center Cooperative
31 W. Adams St. & 111 E. Bay St.
355-1757
amdafricanmk@msn.com
Hours: Tues.- Sat., 11 am- 3 pm
The Adrian Pickett Gallery
2 Independent Dr., Suite 112
The Jacksonville Landing
962-2540
abrushaway@yahoo.com
Hours: Tues.- Thurs., 11 am- 7 pm
Fri. & Sat., 12:30 pm- 8:30 pm
Burro Bags
228 E. Forsyth St.
677-2977
burrobags@gmail.com
Hours: By Appointment
The Next Gallery
203 N. Laura St.
707-0030
sharlatv@comcast.net
Hours: Mon.- Fri., 10 am- 2 pm
Nullspace Gallery
108 E. Adams St.
716-4202
nullspace.space@gmail.com
Hours: By Appointment
Southlight Gallery
100 N. Laura St.
358-1002
southlightgallery@gmail.com
Hours: Tues.- Fri., 10 am- 2 pm, or call or email for appointment
Suite 106 Gallery
2 Independent Dr., Suite 106
The Jacksonville Landing
(386) 451-4704
joey@joeythate.com
Hours: Mon.- Fri., 12 pm- 3 pm
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