Our story began with a vision to revolutionize the creative landscape. Over the years, we have honed our craft and built a legacy of excellence. We are committed to pushing boundaries, setting new standards, and inspiring others to join us on this incredible journey.

In 2021
The Town of Orange Park developed a $256,000 grant for restoration work at the TC Miller Center. The
building was a 1938 Black School house and is currently a neighbor community center with basketball
courts, bathrooms, picnic tables, and a small parking lot. The classroom section of the building is rented by
the town and includes a kitchen, but the auditorium section was used mostly as storage.
In 2022
The restoration work was started and included painting, repairs, lights, bathroom improvements,
windowpane replacement, railing and steps to the stage, and new blinds.
August 2025
A concept paper, for the use of the auditorium as an art gallery, was developed. With board approval, the concept for an Art Gallery and Art Museum in the TC Miller auditorium and stage, along with a power
point presentation, was presented to the town recreation committee.
A planning committee was formed, composed of prior art gallery
owners, to discuss plans for the gallery. The committee relied on
experience as well as research and visits to art galleries in Fernandina
Beach, Ponte Vedra, Jacksonville, Gainesville, St Petersburg, etc. The
committee researched equipment and supply needs, fees, operation,
things that work well and what to avoid, etc. The research and ideas
were comprehensive and intensive – a lot of behind-the-scenes work
was conducted to ensure a well-run gallery.
November 2025
Construction was completed. A security system was installed.
The Art Guild received the lease agreement and keys to the gallery space. The Art Guilds official address was changed to 440 McIntosh Avenue, Orange Park 32073.