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Visitor FAQs

Practical answers for your visit, art experiences, and classes at Krasl.

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Explore the answers below, or contact Krasl if you need more information.

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QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

Some things in life are free!  Krasl Art Center’s galleries and many programs are free and open to the public. Donations are greatly appreciated and we welcome any amount you are able to give at our donation box located at the entrance to the main gallery. Suggested donation of $5/person. You may also view our outdoor sculptures for free anytime you wish.
Parking is free in KAC’s parking lots. Visitors may also park for 2 hours for free on adjacent streets.

Reciprocal museum benefits vary by membership level. Review current benefits in the membership information and contact Krasl with eligibility questions. Participating museums are listed by the North American Reciprocal Museum Association.

Krasl Art Center is closed on the following holidays: New Year’s Day, Independence Day, Thanksgiving Day, Christmas Eve, Christmas Day.
Krasl Art Center may close due to inclement weather conditions. Please check with local media outlets (WSJM-AM1400, ABC-57 News, Mid-West Family Marking and Media, or other media outlets for closing alerts).

Contact Krasl to update your information. Visit the Contact page for current contact details.

Dining, lodging, shopping, and local activities are available near Krasl. Explore current visitor information through St. Joe Today, or ask at the welcome desk.

Krasl Art Center is very child-friendly, and we encourage you to bring budding artists of all ages for a visit! Strollers are permitted in the galleries. We also have an elevator to access all three floors of the building, plus restrooms on each level of the museum.  A changing table is available in one main level restroom.

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Artists can sell work through Krasl’s gift shop consignment program, the Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff, and Art Markets. Availability and application schedules vary.

Our gift shop and events such as the Krasl Art Fair on the Bluff and Art Markets provide opportunities to purchase unique, quality artworks. Sometimes, exhibition artworks are for sale as well. Please inquire at the welcome desk if you are interested in purchasing exhibition artwork.
KAC is unable to appraise works of art. Professional standards of ethics prohibit any museum from authenticating or providing a monetary appraisal of artworks. A great place to get started online in finding a professional is at appraisers.org.
Sometimes it’s okay to have food and beverages in the galleries. Other times, exhibitions require that food and beverages remain in the lobby.  Please check with KAC staff before entering the galleries.
Some exhibitions allow for photography. To be sure it’s okay to photograph the artwork, please check with staff before taking pictures.
Yes, you may sketch and draw in the galleries with pencil; however, some exhibitions may restrict sketching and drawing. Please check with staff to be sure it’s okay. The KAC’s outdoor sculptures are available any time for you to sketch and draw at your convenience!
Artwork may be for sale, depending on the exhibition. Please inquire at the welcome desk or email curatorial@krasl.org.
KAC offers many opportunities to help foster engagement with artwork, including camps, classes, our Teen Arts Council, and free Family Days and Nights.  Beyond programs, try the following strategies to help spark children’s imagination and curiosity about art:
Ask them what they see in the painting, or what the artwork brings to mind when they view it.
Pose like the images or sculptures.
Create a story about the artworks.
Imagine being part of the art and what they would see, feel, hear and do if they were part of the artworks.
Let them create a drawing of the artworks.
Depending on the class, it may be possible to register a child who is older/younger than the age/grade range listed. Please check with the education department at education@krasl.org prior to registering your child.
Since our classes run based on tuition paid at registration, we are unable to prorate classes.
If your ceramics were created in one of our classes or as part of your KAC Clay Artist Guild membership, we would be happy to fire your ceramics.

Contact the Education Department at education@krasl.org before registering to discuss your child’s support needs and available class or camp accommodations.

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Join Krasl and get closer to the art, artists, and experiences you love. Members enjoy Art Fair perks, early and discounted studio experiences, exhibition invitations, Shop savings, and even more benefits at higher membership levels.

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