This is a wonderful place to see and buy local art. Well worth the time to visit. Everyone is…read morefriendly and very helpful. The art changes quarterly, so always a must for return visits.

City Lights was fantastic. Staff was very welcoming and engaging but not to the point of being…read moreintrusive or disruptive of your viewing experience. We went to see our son's work on display, and the staff was very complimentary, welcoming, and open to conversation on various pieces and media. This place is such a hidden gem and a non-profit! Can't wait for our next opportunity to visit!

Year after year, film festival director, Josh Abbey, enlightens us with his outstanding choices of…read morefilms. In addition to the quality of films presented, there are the directors, producers and others who are there to share insights with the audience about the films they've created. Can't wait for next year's film line-up!

Great place to come in and check out the artsy world. Talk to Local Artist in the galleryread more

An asset to the community. Bringing visual arts experiences to all ages. I recall when City of the…read moreWorld traveled around in a converted bus, and since has developed into a gallery store space. It also sets up at special events as well.

What a disappointing experience, based on seeing what other people's experiences have been…read more We took a vintage mid century art deco clock in for framing, and spoke directly with the owner. We met with him for a long period, as we were very specific about what we wanted, which was actually a very simple design, but didn't want the clock itself altered and for it to be operable. He told me they'd need 6 weeks for the job, and that he'd be out of town, but his daughter would handle it. We left a substantial deposit for half the cost. Cut to about 6 weeks later and my wife goes to the shop when we're told it's ready. Her dealings were with the daughter, whom we hadn't met before. The frame and matting itself are very nice. However, the clock within is, first, not centered. The daughter denies this, insisting it's centered, until my wife insists she check using a tape measure, and it's off center by nearly two inches (the clock is only 13" diameter). Whoops. Second, the clock, which is circular/sundial shaped, does not have numerals, but markers. It is not lined up with the 12 o'clock position at the top. The daughter argues that it can't be hung with the 12 o'clock position straight up, because it is off-center of the hanging hole on the back of the clock. Now understand, these are things we discussed with her father, extensively. It's an important piece to us, and we told him price was not a problem, we just wanted it done correctly, securely and to look nice. We discussed using clear acrylic braces from behind to support the clock, or something similar, as we understand a circular piece is difficult. We thought he understood. His daughter clearly didn't, and she stated it couldn't be done, and that the hole on the back of the clock intended for hanging was off center for the clock's 12 o'clock position (no, it's not). However, she told my wife she would fix it to our satisfaction. We chose to give her a second chance. A couple weeks pass and we get the call that it's done. My wife returns to the shop to find that all that was done is that it has now been centered, nothing else, which the daughter admits. She states that securing the clock with 12 o'clock in the, well, 12 o'clock position is impossible. My wife asks for the refund of our deposit and the return of the clock. The daughter argues that substantial time and resources were used, to which my wife counters that she did not complete the work we asked for to our satisfaction. Ultimately, the refund is given. The daughter says it will be a week before she can get the clock removed. It didn't take a week, she called the very next day saying it was ready to pick up. When my wife arrived to pick up the clock, the daughter wouldn't even stand up from the desk, pointing to the clock nearby and saying "it's there". For some reason, this lady, the daughter, decided this was personal, and as such, she treated my wife very poorly. Her customer service was horrendous, her attitude was very nasty and she earned every line of this poor review. Our experience with people involved with framing art is that they have some degree of creativity and enjoy the challenge of something they haven't experienced before. That wasn't what we found here. When they told us something couldn't be done, we ourselves came up with several possible solutions, which were acknowledged but never acted upon. So we will look elsewhere, confident in other artistic minds in Las Vegas.

Had a family portrait framed here recently. Avi assisted me and was so knowledgeable. She provided…read moreher expert opinion and gave me some options as I had no idea what I was looking for. She guided me in really elevating this photo into a beautiful work of art I now get to look at everyday. :) Thank you Avi, and your awesome team for working with me and creating such a great experience. I will definitely be back in the future!

I went to a gallery event today that was put on by a ladies-only Facebook group called Ladies of…read morethe Knight. We are a bunch of female hockey fans, specifically Vegas Golden Knights hockey fans. I ended up buying two limited edition prints of our main goalies, Lehner and Fleury. The artist Neal Portnoy and his wife Dorothy were very gracious and kind. Neal was full of stories about the work he has done, and I got to peek in on him with a work in progress. I definitely will be back.

Great wine,art and music events held once a month. The Gallery events are an incredible way to meet…read moresome really interesting people in Las Vegas, and of course the gallery features everyone from locals to your favorite musicians and sports figures at a range of prices. If you come to Vegas plan to stop by and look up the Tuesday night W.A.M. events