Futurama 1637 Art Building — Attraction in Miami

We stopped in for a break from heat and took in the beautiful art as well. We spoke with many of the very friendly artists and learned some of the history behind their work as well. There was not a bathroom here that we saw. Just a simple gift shop and clothes area up front. The gallery wrapped all around like a maze from from to back of shop. So much to see and take in! All artists have the equal opportunity to display their work and rent a wall space; but not all art is the same level of expertise or style. Something for everyone to enjoy. It was not all canvases or prints either. Small trinkets and coffee mugs. Magnets and hand made cards. Many options for presents or souvenirs. May not be the best space for small children as the art work It displayed low on walls and even propped against walls in some areas. Also narrow halls may not be best for strollers or wheelchairs. It is all one floor though for folks who would struggle...

I shopped there on 12/21/22 bought an outfit for my girl and asked if it doesn’t fit can I exchange it for a different size they replied that the only size so I asked can I return it they replied yes so I purchased it. I went today to the store and they only except exchange no return. I feel like I’m being forced to buy at their store after they told me I can return it. I’m never coming back to this store and never recommending...

This is an interesting place to buy local art and crafts. It is located at the heart of Calle 8’s Little Havana, which makes the visit more pleasurable (there are coffee shops nearby!). The most fascinating thing of this place is that it offers a unique opportunity to meet the artists and engage in rich conversations with them about their work. The artworks are affordable in general, very authentic and representative from local...