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Indulge in a culinary adventure full of delightful surprises. Life is too short for bland meals – savor the artistry on your plate!

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OUR FOOD

At Arts & Central, our dishes are more than just food – they are culinary works of art. Our innovative and creative menu features a fusion of flavors that promises a one-of-a-kind dining experience.

From whimsical small plates to elegant entrees, each dish is carefully crafted to excite your palate and spark your imagination.

PRIVATE EVENTS

Immerse yourself in an intimate setting while savoring our innovative cuisine expertly paired with a selection of exquisite wines.

Book Arts & Central for your next private event and indulge in a night of culinary delight and artistic ambiance.

WHAT'S HAPPENING

At Art & Central, there’s always something to look forward to! Every month, we host Poetry Nights where local poets captivate the crowd, and our Art Events showcase amazing artistic talent.

Enjoy Live Music performances every weekend, and don’t miss our popular Tito’s & Tapas Nights for a perfect blend of flavors and fun. Experience creativity, culture, and community—all in one place, every month!

This month’s Featured Artist

Diana de Avila

Diana de Avila is an artist from Sarasota, FL, who began her artistic journey in 2017. She draws inspiration from fractal geometry, quantum physics, chaos theory, and divine order, producing over 2000 digital art pieces. A digital art chameleon, unconfined by style, De Avila is influenced\ by her experience with acquired savant syndrome and synesthesia, which emerged after challenges with multiple sclerosis and traumatic brain injury. A participant in the Techspressionism movement, she works with augmented reality and multimedia, pushing the boundaries of digital art. Her work is featured in public collections, galleries, and permanent installations, including Reagan National Airport and The McKernon Gallery.

Diana de Avila is one of the most interesting cases of this disease; following a string of medical occurrences, including a serious accident and multiple sclerosis, she noticed a marked change in her cognitive functioning. De Avila experienced a sudden and intense drive to paint after experiencing brilliant colors and shapes while recuperating from an attack of ocular neuritis in 2017. Despite having no official art instruction, she quickly gained the capacity to create intricate works of art, a significant change from her previous existence.”

From“Acquired Savant Syndrome: Unleashing New Cognitive Abilities and Strength After a Traumatic Brain Injury” Science Times – June 2024

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