This is such an adorable little art studio in the bixby knolls area. I have brought my toddler to 2…read moreof their toddler time craft activities. The first time I went we were the only ones there for a while and the owner, Robin was very kind and attentive to us and make us feel very comfortable without being overbearing. It was really great to experience the art time with my daughter in this space. We had done a succulent pot craft. My daughter loved painting her pot, and then adding embellishments from their craft area. They have so many cool art project nights. We definitely plan to keep coming.

Studio Pick is such an inclusive space! We recently went there and Greg was so welcoming! There…read morewere 3 adults and 6 kids in the studio and they all had an amazing time! The space was safe and welcoming, even for our special needs son! The musical instruments were a beautiful touch! We completed 3 projects and Greg helped EVERY.SINGLE.PERSON in our group! We all felt included and left with a lot of pride and our creative juices flowing. It's in a safe corner location in Bixby with a little area out front to get air or hang out in between projects. This came in very handy for our kiddos to run out some energy. The prices are reasonable and I had a lot more fun here as compared to those wine and paint nights. I mean, don't get me wrong, those are fun too but it doesn't allow for a ton of creativity. So if you're itching to create or explore art for the first time, this is the studio for ya! I would highly recommend this place to anyone (all ages and abilities) for private events, birthday parties, take a class, or just pop in and explore! You won't regret it!

This museum is in a really nice location. It's right next to the beach and you can't beat that. I…read morebought my tickets online and they had a special for 50% off. There's also free parking next to the museum which is a plus. It was my first time at this museum and it's a pretty small museum. When I went, the second floor was closed because there was an event that night. I went to see the Robert Williams exhibit which is on the main floor and there was a lot to see. There's also a lower level with an exhibit for local high school artist which is cool. Although the museum was small I was there for almost an hour. I thought the description of the pieces were very detailed and helped me understand what I was looking at.

Love it here! There are two buildings. It's the building on the right…read more The computers were down on the Saturday I visited, so admission was free. Otherwise, general admission is $15 and admission for seniors is $10. I visited during the Robert Williams exhibit. Great, comprehensive collection of artwork, past and present. Paintings and sculpture, large and small. There's a small gift shop located immediately next to reception. The basement exhibit was artwork created by middle school, up and coming artists. The second floor was an exhibit surrounding paper and books. Although visitors are not allowed to go outdoors, awesome ocean view from the second floor window and patio. You can either take the stairs or elevator. Parking: I parked on the next block. Free, residential street parking.

This museum was SO disappointing! The building is huge so I figured it would be able to house large…read morescale exhibits. Inside there were four gallery rooms for exhibits but the rooms, although fairly spacious, severely lacked art. I mean, the walls were very bare and I felt like they didn't have enough inventory to fill up the wall space. It was weird. Here you have this massive building and barely any art worth viewing. It was ridiculous. The entire experience was pretty lame and left me feeling unsatisfied. I should have known better when their website wasn't allowing patrons to purchase tickets online. The entire museum feels and looks mismanaged to me. It's such a waste of a good building, I honestly don't know how these folks keep the lights on because the exhibits are laughable. One thing I will say, the Guillermo Bert exhibit is definitely worth checking out but that's the only interesting art MOLAA has to offer right now. The people who run this museum need to get it together because the Cheech in Riverside is amazing and a true inspiration to Latin American artists everywhere. Sorry MOLAA, I'll never come back and I'll never recommend this place to anyone.

Attended the opening reception for their current exhibition featuring 3 artists: Mercedes Gertz,…read moreGuillermo Bert and Arturo Romero. The event was well attended and had a nice spread. Even got a key chain and pin for being a Friend member. Mercedes pieces were more focused on women and seemed very personal. It evoked an emotional reaction utilizing a lot of clothing. Guillermo's pieces were varied and utilized different media. QR codes were woven into tapestries. It was just a shame that they didn't work for me. His 3D cut life sized sculptures featured working people. His led masks were captivating. There was definitely a political tone in the pieces. Arturo's pieces were few but impactful. Blurred faces evoked some mystery. It felt dark too. Collectively a great show. They're free on Sundays so there's no reason for you to skip it.

We needed to have a painting from Kauai framed. They made…read moresuggestions of mats/frames to go with the piece and the process was quick and painless. Love the finished out

Great & cute neighborhood framework place. Went in to check for some art works that need to be…read moredone. The staff there is nice, friendly, and knowledgeable. The prices are reasonable to high end, depending on the pieces that you want to do.

I brought a couple different pieces here for framing. The owner was very patient and educated me…read morethroughout the process. It can get pricey but this is a "you get what you pay for experience". Worth the money.

An owner/operated business that offers personalized service! Kristina framed 5 items for me. Two…read morewere Japanese cloth prints that I just brought back from Kyoto and the other 3 were less expensive pieces. She worked with me to bring the most out of the Japanese prints and to make the other 3 look good with less expensive options. As her website will tell you, it is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED, to make an appointment. As a one-woman show, it takes a while to select frame type, frame color, borders, etc. So plan accordingly and make an an appointment. It took about 6 weeks for me to get everything back but that's fairly reasonable. Plan accordingly. Street parking is the only parking available. I had no problem finding parking but it is metered and can get tight as there's some cute restaurants nearby as well as the arts theater. Only glitch I had was calling Kris. She mentioned when I first met her that her phone was acting up. I left a message and didn't get a call back albeit she said she returned it and left a message. The second time around, she did call me back but left no message albeit again she said she left one. So don't take it personally in this day of technology mishaps!

my husband and i had the most amazing experience here! melissa had wonderful customer service…read moreskills and was very attentive to us. you start by picking a jar, choosing a scent(s), adding it to the wax, and letting it dry for ~40 minutes. we walked and shopped around the area while we waited. afterwards, we came back and decorated! it was about $120 for 2 candles with a refillable ceramic jar. we had such a lovely experience and look forward to coming back when she launches her perfume making class!! thank you so much melissa! you're amazing!

Since we have visited the city last year, I have Istanbul on my mind. So it was great to discover…read morethis cute shop inside the Shoreline Village. Istanbul Home gets your attention with the beautiful decor, nice colorful lamps. Everything is imported and made in Turkey, lots of home decor, accessories, kitchen dishes, wallets, carpets, Turkish coffee and tea, jewelry. Some prices are a tad high, but they are brought from afar. Nice customer service, big, nice space. The shops transports you to Istanbul, without the hassle and bustle of a huge bazaar!

Excellent Customer service and very cute Turkish products. I will definitely recommend it.read more

I've been to many events here and have even referred one of my artist friends to host a show here…read more Which turned out very successful. They always display high-quality art and are always super-welcoming and professional. Not to mention an even-flow open-space floor plan and well planned art openings. The live music is also a good reason to come and a great accompaniment to the artists they feature. It's also an ideal location despite the construction going on in the area right now. There're are many places I'd recommend, but this will always be my first.

My daugther is very instrested in art she had a week of art class at Dysonna city Art Galery she…read morereally like it. I love the way she works with kids is Defeneatly a wonderful place for Art or to buy a art card for a special person.