Wonderful selection from local artists. The artists volunteer there, so you can speak with whoever…read moreis working about their work.

We stopped by here just to get a little warm honestly. We were out walking around and decided to…read moretake a peek. We ended up spending at least an hour walking around and looking at the beautiful paintings and ceramics. There are lots of talented artists in Tahoe!

Five stars isn't enough for this gallery! My brother and I wandered in here in between supporting a…read morerunner at the Tahoe 200 Endurance Run. We were warmly greeted by one of the owners, Lisa, who quickly identified our connection to the race based on what we were wearing as we entered. She shared he had family members who had completed the race as well. She was so friendly and kind. Now to the gallery part. The entire place was decked out in Tahoe related art from photography to lacquered Tahoe-related wooden pieces, "Tahoe Fluid Art" by Megan Smith. Lisa was so excited to take us through a tour of everything she had on display. It seemed just as exciting for her to share the work as it was for us to see everything for the first time. Every piece unique and so beautiful. In my lifetime, I've wandered into countless galleries while being a visitor in town but this was the first time I absolutely could not leave without taking something home. Both my brother and I left with a Tahoe Fluid Art piece. For him, a mountain-shaped piece with gorgeous flecks of copper and fool's gold; for myself, a beautifully blue Lake Tahoe piece. These weren't exactly "bargains" (it's not a thrift store), but given how unique the pieces are and that they were created by a husband and wife team with completely different skills, the purchases were well worth the value and heart put into them. There's something to be said about "good" art. We all have our own taste, but when pieces make you feel and help you connect, it's truly something special. We found that here and recommend anyone who is in the area to stop on in for a look. Be prepared to take something home. Oh, they also ship artwork globally so don't hestitate to request that if you are unable to handcarry the artwork home! Trust me, it's so worth it!

Lisa and Michael are the best people with with wonderful customer service!!! Just genuine people…read more We were in a bind and they helped us as if we were family. A customer and friend for life Thank you!!!

I love all the art that the artist makes and that is for sale. They are all very special people and…read morethey are all talented people too.

The Neighborhood Center of the Arts is housed in what I'm guessing is an old hospital. Or a…read moresanitarium. It looks old and crazy, stale and, to use the parlance of fast food, melty. If it had teeth then they'd be about to drop off onto your head. The center has a wing on the far end (I don't know what other parts of the building are used for, but I've heard there's a glass studio). It's upstairs, and you can either take the stairs or the elevator. At the base of the stairs you'll see a series of totemic ceramics. Art lies ahead. The center is an expansive working art studio, as well as an open art gallery. The aim is to provide resources and art classes for adults with developmental disabilities. They work in many different mediums, including paint, photography, ceramics, weaving, computers, and pen and ink. Further information can be found on their website. They have a new exhibit every few months. Hours are 10am to 4pm. Until about 2pm the studio is active, with artists working, milling about, and attending classes. But visitors are free to step in and check out what's going on. Basically, this is my favorite gallery in the world. It's such a positive place, free of pretentions, and the work is great and presented well. The staff is very friendly, and the artists are nice and available to speak about their work. I (and my family) have a whole collection of art from here. Some of my favorite pieces that I own are from here. Once you walk inside, there are a few rooms walling the latest exhibition. Past that you get into the studio areas, where there is also more art to look at. Basically, every room has art on the walls. One time I was browsing some abstract religious icon paintings, and one of the artists came up to me and asked, "Hey, do you want to know what happened yesterday?" I said, "Yes." And he handed me the newspaper. Then walked off. Then I bought a piece of art -- a woodblock with an all-text Volvo advertisement printed on it, and sprawling on top of the text, in various mediums, are words and nonsense. My family and I recently invested in a huge painting, a collaborate effort by a few of the artists. It looks somewhat like a Basquiat. I highly recommend visiting the Neighborhood Center of the Arts. The artists produce amazing work, and it's very accessible, engaging, and enjoyable. The center does a wonderful job at cultivating their talents. A lot of care and hard work goes into the place, and their efforts are rightfully deserving of praise.

$5 pp for the entrance fee? SOLD…read more $25 pp for what was supposed to be a 20-minute joyride on a classic wooden boat on the lake? Unfreakingbelievable. Our captain obviously enjoyed his volunteer job driving the most beautiful 1934 Chris Craft wooden boat around the lake - our ride actually lasted closer to 40 minutes and it was a blast. This has to be the best-kept secret around Tahoe. The rides are only offered on Sundays and you must make reservations in advance. The boat only holds 6 passengers, so for our party of 4, we ended up having it to ourselves. You pay for it at the museum and then walk 5 minutes down to the Obexers dock. Highly highly highly highly highly recommended!

My husband and I stopped by here while we were out on our adventure. The outside of the building…read morewas gorgeous. It cost $5 per person to see the museum. The lady at the front was so friendly and talked to us a little about what was on display. However, we were done seeing everything in 10 minutes. There was a display and history on tattoos and some boats. Once you've seen it once you don't need to see it again. I would not go back here. I think they should change it up and add the history of Tahoe and what's been found in the lake and things like that. I think it would draw more people to come in.

John and Cheryl are fantastic artists! They just finished a custom stained glass window for us…read more Absolutely beautiful! We highly recommend them. Lovely people, professional and completely easy to work with.

From the owner: Stained glass windows, doors We also repair stained glass windows of all sizes.read more

Allison's collection of Boisset wines fit every lifestyle. They range in price from $18 a bottle to…read more$350 so there is a price point for every person. Her private tasting experience far surpasses your expectations. Having the opportunity to host a private tasting for our guests while on our vacation only enhanced our overall trip.

I wanted to order some special wines for the holidays and the selection was great! The customer…read moreservice was equally good. We needed to change the delivery address after we ordered and Allison and her team were so responsive and got the order re-routed the same day. The wines were wonderful and I look forward to trying more wine from Allison in 2016!

This place has great prices and amazing prints ! It was so quick and easy to do online and I had…read moregreat customer service! Will be coming back an highly recommend!

I'm very new to high quality photography prints and art. I spoke with Carly to get a status on my…read moreorder (literally made it night prior and too antsy) and she was patient, extremely helpful and polite! Highly recommend, phenomenal prints and great customer service.

Liked it. Small but well done museum of Tahoe's abbreviated history over last couple hundred years…read more Especially liked the video presentation of movies made in Tahoe. $10 per adult admission. Free parking if you're not staying too long, across the street at the restaurant.

We stopped off here for a restroom break. While they others were "taking care of business," I…read morewandered around the area. Unfortunately, the museum was closed when we stopped by. But it was great to see the surrounding area. I'll have to check out the museum the next time I am here.