As an art lover, I think Studios on the Park is a MUST VISIT if you're ever in Paso Robles!…read more This is a large space in the downtown area, right in the main park. It is a brightly-lit, high ceiling building that has a collection of artwork (for sale!) from multiple local talents of various mediums. I went in to look, but walked out with 2 multi-media oil painting-newspaper pieces from an artist named Holly whom I even got to meet! It was incredible to get to chat with her about what inspired her to create this kind of work. Then at checkout, my eyeballs deceived me by wandering to some cool glass-blown plant stick decorations that were made from the last Disney glass blower. So, I, of course, *had* to buy a couple of those delightful beauties! Everyone I met there was friendly and welcoming; there is much to look at and much to do there; it is also a place that has many giftable items if you have a birthday or holiday coming up or need some walls to fill. If I had more time, I would have stayed and participated in the self-paced $10 watercolor painting project that was setup in the middle of the hall. Heck, I could be here all day!

I almost missed this place. Once you enter one realizes how large it is. There are several spaces…read morethat different artists or collectives of artists occupy. A great range of beautiful paintings, sculptures, and mixed media. Also some jewelry and decor. Also lots of spaces dedicated to children's and young adults' art works.

Don't miss this incredible gallery. This collection of accomplished Central Coast artists is a…read moremust-see for both locals and visitors. We visited the gallery, one block from the main plaza, on a summer day and enjoyed the cool air and warm welcome. I was impressed by the variety of styles of painters, sculptors, and jewelers represented all working at a professional level. We will definitely be back.

We had so much fun dropping by the Park Street Gallery last weekend and seeing all the beautiful…read moreartworks and crafts that are on display there. I was familiar with the work of the gallery owner, Julie Dunn from a benefit show at the SLO Botanical Garden. I had gotten several of her vivid landscape tiles as presents for my friends. We were immediately greeted by Julie, who is very personable, and is the perfect person to represent the paintings and artworks on display in the gallery. They depict the lush landscape and creative crafts of local San Luis Obispo artists. The crafts also display a sophisticated level of work, along with a sense of humor that make this the perfect place to come select gifts for your friends, or for yourself! I am looking forward to the upcoming show of floral themes!

As one enters the Deprise Brescia Art Gallery, one can see and feel the positive energy and vibes…read moreemanating from the artwork inside. This studio features many powerful pieces of artwork from various local artists, however the owner's artwork dominates the interior space. Deprise Brescia, the owner of this woman-owned gallery, is an extremely talented artist full of positive energy. Her works are created with a thorough knowledge of transformational energy incorporating history, New Age and metaphysical aspects in her art. Many of her works gave rise to interesting conversations with her. The gallery offers a wide variety of art objects & creations, as well as individual crystals, stone works and jewelry.

Deprise Brescia Art Gallery has extraordinary, unique works of art, from gorgeous jewelry to…read morepaintings and sculptures. One exceptional artist uses broken glass shard to create adorable fox terriers with amazing realistic expressions! I'm enjoying the Encaustic painting (using melted beeswax) I purchased there. Everyone there was so personable, interesting, and fun to interact with. I lost my step tracker and the owner Carlotta mailed it to me one-day delivery after her daughter crawled under the desk and found it! Amazing customer service!

I enjoy this amazing group of PRAA artists! The Studios on the Park gallery is wonderful & in the…read moreheart of Paso Robles. There is a beautiful park right outside the doors of the gallery & many lovely restaurants to choose from...our favorite is Streetside Ale House & Eatery! Also Cambria is only 29 miles from Paso Robles.

This was a cute little gallery, really. It is located in downtown Paso Robles, next to a bunch of…read morecute, quaint shops. Such friendly people and wonderful paintings!

Looking forward to Guitars: The Exhibit. Opening 8/10/2012 with an artist reception at Evers'…read morestudio in Downtown Paso Robles from 6:00pm to 9:00pm, the exhibit promises to be a venerable display. Dale Evers Design Studio is located at 1000 Park Street. Guitars: The Exhibit will run through September 10, after which is will move to Las Vegas.

Love love love... we were in town for a wine festival and love DT Paso. So cute and romantic! I…read morereally like how clean and lively it is. I don't live too far & would def be back! This town is my kinda vibe :)

When on vacation last month with family, we chose Paso Robles as the meet-halfway destination. We…read morewere coming in from points north and south, and Paso is a wonderful place to meet. We scored a charming AirBnB villa, and sampled various venues around the area for wine, beer, and olive oil tasting. On our last evening, we decided to head into town and seek a nice dining spot. Though it was a Tuesday, our first choice restaurant had a waiting list. That gave us time to stroll around the downtown plaza area. Many of the shops had just closed - this is not a nightlife kind of place as far as shopping goes, but the foodie places were just getting started. Our Sweet Granddaughter had a great time hanging out with her older cousins, and they took her farther around the park area than Dear Hubby and I had the energy to go on a hot night. The plaza has a small town vibe with lots of charm. Someone suggested a Hallmark movie kind of vibe. I agree with that assessment. Bring in some set decorators with some additional floral decor, and you'd be ready to be in the movie mode. We ended up at a different restaurant than we had originally planned for, and that was a good choice. Because of the wait we'd encountered it gave us more time to enjoy the unique architecture and vintage charm of the downtown Paso vibe.

My wife spotted this attraction. She signed up for the Terrace level, and as a result, we got a…read morefree glass of wine. You need to wait until after sunset to get the entire effect. So take your time, sip your wine or whatever, and then go for a walk. There are violet lights probably UV along the path to help you walk. The paths are CA6 gravel, and are fairly smooth. There was a high path and a low path - We needed steps, so we took both. There are bathrooms strategically placed so if you have to go while way out there, it isn't a problem. Look to the right of the toilet and push the foot pedal to flush. The bathrooms were clean. Two sections featured music, and as we were walking out there was a live jazz band playing. Don't forget to tip the band! We took around an hour. The path out is well marked and easy to follow. We were able to get back to the parking lot and found our car in the well-lit parking lot easily. This is good for kids and adults. Give it a go!

Terrible rip-off. It didn't feel artistic at all, it felt more like an unfinished product. The…read moremusic was terrible and not synchronized with the lights. The Dimension section was somewhat okay, but overall, for the price, the whole thing felt like a complete rip-off. I would not recommend it to anyone. I honestly don't understand why some people in my circle thought it was okay. Maybe people are just saying it was good to keep up with the hype and trend.

A shop of Local artists in a museum type retro, classic atmosphere. Just stroll through and browse…read moreamid a day of wine tasting or after dinner. Art for purchase or just admire local talent. & after dark you'll have a backdrop of the trees all beautifully lit up in the park.

--What's red and smells like blue paint? Red paint…read more --The art show is coming up and I'm etching to go. --Why is it hard to talk to an abstract painter? They never go into detail. Every year towards the end of the months of April and October, Art In The Park is held in downtown City Park on 12th and Spring streets. The large grassy, oak studded park offers a nice venue for this free event. This affair draws artists from multiple states to showcase and promote their art forms. All artwork is available for purchase by attendees of the event. A plethora of art forms are available to enjoy - ceramics, clothing, fine jewelry, acrylic & oil paintings, photography, sculptures, glass works, metal artworks, woodworking, and much more. Parking is generally hard to find surrounding the park. Remember to check the parking signs as regulations have just changed again. Register your license plate with the parking kiosk as the first two hours are free and $1/hour thereafter. A few blocks in either direction, there are hundreds of free, non-metered spaces. The Art In The Park show at the downtown City Park is surrounded by a multitude of restaurants for a snack, lunch, or after-show dinner.

Came here for a walk in wine tasting event on a Saturday evening. There was no wait, cute shop to…read moresit and learn about their wine. We met with one of the winemakers, and he made the experience so fun! Their tasting honestly was probably one of my favorites! Me and my friend couldn't decide which bottle to buy haha; we wanted to get them all but we ended up getting their viognier! It was so light, crisp, and nothing I had before. They definitely perfected each of their wines, so this place is a must try! They waive your tasting when you buy a bottle, so that was an awesome perk! We wish they had a vineyard we can go and become members at; we will definitely come again

Visited Stilson Cellars for the first time yesterday and really enjoyed the experience. This is a…read moresmall, family-owned and operated winery, and that personal touch really comes through. All the wines were good and two stood out: the Genesis (a 60% Syrah, 40% Mourvèdre blend) and the Chrome Cabernet Sauvignon Reserve -- both excellent. We were hosted by Deb, who was warm, welcoming, and clearly knew the wines inside and out. Nice conversation and pours.