Join us for the 3^rd Thursday Gallery Hop & Art Walk from 6 – 9 pm. View our "Mona Lisa", explore numerous galleries, meet artists, check-out the exhibits, chill to the music and enjoy a unique & vibrant art experience. 

Venues Downtown:

- Blank Space

- Brett Donnelly Photography - "Landscapes of Nature" located in the Exchange Building off of Pine Street

- CityArts Factory:

{Beverages sponsored by City Beverages}

• Avant Art Gallery - Donna Dowless, Vickie Wilson, Dlynn Roll, Roy & Amanda Clark, Roberto Gonzalez, Bernie Martin & Nestor Charneco
• Art Café – Urban Land Mark Presents: A variety of Local artistic fare
• Gallery 29 –  “My Current Style” local artists exhibit their current artistic style
• Kiene/Quigley Community Gallery – The Mish Mash, Holly Tharp, Chad Pollpeter, Rachel Wronowski, Johannah O’Donnell, Pinion Pinto, Cameron Moore, Chad Kendall & Shawn Rinehart
• Lumiere – Young Artist Group (YAG), Martha Jo Mahoney mentored art exhibit
• Nu Vision – Photography by Curt Littlecott and Stephanie Rounds
• Orlando Magic Gallery – A variety of local talent exhibiting "The Classic Figure" (some nudity)
• Redefine Gallery – Artist Leslie Silvia Scherenschnitte "Art of Cut Paper" and  photography
• SAK Comedy Lab – Improv comedy performance

- Club 57 West – "Art After Art", Christopher M. W. Johnson

- Gallery at Avalon Island  – "Coverd in Paint", Dlynn Roll and Martha Jo Mahoney

- Grand Bohemian Gallery

- Ichiban Restaurant – Fine Art & Sushi

- NV Lounge

- Zilly Bee (formerly Breakfast Club)

Park in the Plaza parking garage and visit CityArts Factory’s reception desk to validate your parking at a flat rate of $4 for the evening!

Thornton Park Highlights:

• Aroma Italian Café & Wine Bar
• Be Boutique
• Cityfish
• Dexter's
• Envi By Design
• Graffiti Junction
• Hue Restaurant
• Lambs Eat Ivy
• Mother Falcon
• The Falcon Bar & Gallery
• Nube Nova
• Regalia
• Shari Sushi
• Urban ReThink
• Vamp
• XL Gallery
• Zou Zou Boutique

Parking: Thornton Park Parking Garage with entrances on North Eola Drive and East Washington Street.