People in there with lots and lots of items to enjoy. The people who take care of you are also…read morelovely and very well knowledge as far as their stones and all their items for sale.

We were browsing stores on Lighthouse Avenue and were attracted by the wind chimes displayed…read moreoutside Artisana Gallery, so we went inside. With the help of a friendly staff person, we found just what were seeking, a reasonably priced set of wind chimes in the right pitch range. There is a large selection of great sounding wind chimes. We got the Corinthian Bells 30" (color Plum), which have a delightful tone.

The Pacific Grove Art Center always has a wonderful variety of art. Many times they display our…read moretalented youth's efforts. Every space is imbued with a history of creativity. If those walls could speak, oh the stories they would tell!

The Art Center was formed in 1969 the year Pacific Grove sold alcohol for the first time. The Art…read moreCenter during its first opening that July 4th weekend served alcohol. Ironically the woman, ElMarie Dyke, who was it's first director and founder was a staunch prohibitionist. The green awning over the front door can't possibly prepare a first timer for what will unfold once the stairs have been climbed. Four galleries, 16 artist studios, a ballet school and an art classroom, The Art Center completely changes all of their exhibits every 7 weeks. It is the busiest gallery space in Monterey County. Run by an all volunteer board and a skeleton crew. If you are thinking about donating to the arts you will get your money's worth here. The Art Center specializes in exhibiting unknown, local and controversial artists. Some of my favorite shows have been by: Hurricane Katrina victims, Center for Non-Violence, Carol Baker's silk paintings, Kira Corser, Kim Weston, Richard Greenberg, The Metal Arts Guild. I consider PGAC the jewel of downtown Pacific Grove. You haven't seen PG until you've seen this place. A testament to the conviction of it's local citizens to the arts who have cared for it over 40 years I am sorry it is not wheelchair accessible. They have tried for may years to get an elevator but they do not own the building.

Impeccable customer service. Quirky shop, in the best way possible. A must visit if you are in PG,…read morehave an open mind!

Amazing curated collection of one of a kind, eclectic works. Artist owner such fun! You cannot see…read moreher work and not leave with a smile on your face and joy in your heart. Uniquely designed and hand printed graphic tees, stickers and hats created by underground artist Derek Hanneman.

Great store for gifts and items for your home. The owner Alexa is an artist herself along with…read morefamily members who offer their pieces that are displayed as well as taking commission requests. Great local store that can ship anywhere.

Had an AMAZING TIME shopping here today! I got a bunch of nice things for my place just all around…read morecool and organic items. I wanted to buy things and I'm glad they also have an online store so I can just get things shipped next time! I enjoyed the art work and gallery component also and noticed the really cool penny art work as I left the store. It's really beautiful stuff and I hope to come back again soon! Owner is really wonderful and nice!

This gallery is in a gorgeous space with lots of variety in the art displayed. They are very kind…read morein their commissions to artists and have a quite different approach. Right now there is a live competition with artists painting two huge panels. Fun to watch the artists at work.

From the owner: We're the largest art gallery on the Monterey Peninsula. 10,000 square feet of paintings and…read moresculpture.

This local working pottery studio has unique pieces and amazing prices.. i'm really glad that we…read morestopped by.

Beautiful hand made pottery by 8 creative artists. Fabulous place for one of a kind gifts. A…read morediamond in the rough.

Very sweet little gallery that appears to be artist owned and operated. I found some items I wanted…read moreto buy but when I went back they were closed. I loved the beach scenes - the painter was there - I believe his name was robert? was nice, chill.

NOT AN ADA compliant place. I am an artist, and my husband uses a wheelchair. I could not even get…read moreto the building with steps each way I looked. We would have loved to get a piece of artwork, but they missed out on a sale.

Professional wildlife photographer, Jason Bradley, owns and operates Bradley Print & Photo at 566…read moreLighthouse Avenue in Pacific Grove, CA. It is a premier fine arts print lab and photographic gallery. The lab specializes in high quality printing on paper, canvas, and metal. He teaches photography, provides artists and photographers museum grade products, and curates exhibitions. We attended the recent event, "An Intimate Chat with Kim Weston: It's About the Family, Not the Myth," on Saturday, September 20, 2025. It was very interesting to hear Kim Weston and his son talk about their experiences over the years including their family's 4 generations of photographers and experience with Ansel Adams. Their talk provided their unique perspectives that were both informative and engaging. Be sure to attend upcoming events at the Bradley photographic gallery that will inform and inspire you! Events: https://www.bradleyphotographic.com/events Jason Bradley's publication is devoted to wildlife, our underwater world, and conservation photography: Wild Eye Magazine https://wildeyemagazine.com/ See his spectacular photographs in his gallery and online at: https://www.bradleyphotographic.com/portfolios

Everyone was super helpful, friendly and my printing project was completed right on time and with…read morehigh quality. Will definitely be using Bradley in the future.