We bought tx to hear a favorite rock n roll band but they don't have a bar! So the SEVENTEEN, yes…read more17, will leave a go two doors down and back after. Feel sorry for the band when so many leave at once.

I discovered the Petaluma Arts Center two years ago, and have enjoyed every exhibition I've seen…read morethere. The exhibit spaces are large enough to show a sizable collection of work, and the people they've picked to curate and design the shows have done a terrific job. Both the "Black Artists on Art: The Legacy Exhibit," and "Journeys Through Light & Dark: DOLLS as Tellers of Stories" exhibitions blew my mind! I left inspired and stunned, wanting to know more about some of the artists. It's not a pretentious or stuffy place to look at visual art--rather, it's a warm, welcoming spot where you can pop in every month or two, see something amazing, and leave feeling inspired. The work on exhibition has always been strong: beautiful, powerful, spirited, and surprising. I've yet to be disappointed, and all the friends I've brought along or have seen a show I told them about have also had a great time. If you're visiting Petaluma for the day, it's well-worth crossing the river and dropping in.

I have been a part of MWS for almost four years, and it has been an amazing first studio…read moreexperience. From my initial tour with Jacques to participating in the East Bay Open Studios, the connections I have made with fellow resident artists have been invaluable. My growth as an artist during my time here has been insurmountable. I will miss my time here but will carry the relationships I have made with me. I part ways with MWS only because I have found a studio closer to my home. Thank you MWS for giving me a space and a place to grow and thrive as an artist.

My husband and I rented a space here, for sewing and working. We really enjoyed our time. It's a…read morenice feeling and motivating to be in the building and work amongst other amazing artists/makers. They regularly contribute to East Bay Open Studio, which is an exciting event. People we rented from are responsive and reasonable. Great to have dedicated parking spot to work long hours.

Was looking for an art studio to rent in the area and these ones had the most natural light. The…read morewarehouse loft feel is pretty cool and being so close to my favourite taqueria is also a big plus lol. Shoutout to the manager (forgot their name) for showing me the space so late in the day!

From the owner: Come check out our brand new creative art studios! With many available floor plans, there is a…read morestudio to fit all needs and budgets. Each private studio has its own lock and they range from 70 to 250 square feet, offering warm natural light and HVAC. Restrooms and a communal kitchen are also located on the same level. Utilities and WiFi are included. The building is secured by a gated elevator lobby entrance and has a code activated passenger elevator and freight elevator.

I've been using this coworking space with my team for the past couple of months and I couldn't be…read morehappier with my experience. The space is clean, well-lit, and quiet and the owner Natasha is incredibly friendly and helpful. As a small business owner I'm discerning where I spend my money and Work Petaluma was a great value for the price and had easy, free parking. Work Petaluma had several options when it comes to office spaces and meeting rooms that were great for my small team. I highly recommend this coworking space to anyone looking for a productive and great local spot to work.

What a pleasure to work at WORK when I've had enough of my home office and need a place to go. The…read morelocation is beyond ideal with lots of handy things within a few minutes, there is parking, and the actual space is really comfortable and nice. In addition to great lighting, a solid connection and a very comfortable and well decorated space, you really get the feel that the owners/managers are trying to make the place inviting and productive for everyone. Even it's not 'my office', it feels like I am a part of it and I feel very at home. That means I get a lot of actual work done while I'm there. As a bonus, I seem to have met some of the nicest people ever just by spending time there. Highly recommend!

Project Bandaloop is amazing! If I were good enough, and they would have me, I would drop out of…read moregraduate school right now to dance on walls and cliffs with them. Since that is not the case, I had resigned myself to frequent visits to their website UNTIL I found out that they host beginner and int/ adv workshops! Woohoo! Maybe I will be an amazingly talented beginner and they will beg me to travel the world with them and dance on the Petronas Towers, Chartres Cathedral, maybe even at Petra or the Coliseum. Please. Please. Pick me. I'll do anything. ________________________ Update: Since I have now completed both the beginner and int/adv workshops offered by Project Bandaloop, I feel this review needs an update. The workshop is a lot of fun, although pretty hard on the body. I figured that vertical dancing might have its challenges, but I had no idea how much a rock climbing harness and nerve endings could disagree. However, that did not stop me from going 4 days in a row...doubling up on pants and shirts can make a huge difference. The beginner workshop (5 hours over 2 days, $110) features a warm up, and then a rotation through the climbing wall featuring bouldering/dance, dance from single point suspension ("pods"), the trampoline walls, and the wood wall. The advanced workshop (6 hours over 2 days, $150) has an additional floor station and focuses on play and choreography more than orientation and skills. The workshops were between 15-20 people with 5-7 instructors. The instructors were great! Definitely gave the freedom to play, while also providing constructive pointers and maintaining a safe environment. The founder of Bandaloop, Amelia, was also in and out, watching the advanced performances, answering questions, etc. While she did not offer me a position in her dance troupe, I am definitely addicted, and will be going back for more. Maybe one day I can have my own trampoline wall. The one downer: the warehouse in Oakland seems pretty sketch upon first approach,. It isn't well marked, and looks kind of run down. It also can be tough getting in earlier, etc because all the doors are locked. However, the next workshop is in a new location close by in Oakland, so this may change soon.

truly amazing, innovate aerial artists! google them, and check out some of their performances, or…read morebetter yet, go see them in person!

Dropped by here for a day pass the other day, and it's a lovely, large space! The usual…read morecoffee/tea/mugs in the kitchen and some snacks on a small set of shelves that have a little self-pay iPad; basically the standard stuff that I see in most Bay Area coworking spaces. A variety of seating is available, around a big table, smaller tables, couches, etc. Good lighting, good placement of power outlets, and I never had any issues with the WiFi, which was easy to get onto. Parking around the area has to be paid for, but it's not expensive, and there seems to be a lot of parking lots and street parking nearby. The space manager/receptionist was very attentive and articulate, handled stuff efficiently without fuss. I was there on a partial holiday day so the people were sparse; not sure what the usual vibe is like. Bathrooms: 1 mens and 1 women's and then a single-occupancy all-gender one. Clean, functional, in a central location.

The CoLab is an awesome place to get work done around other people (or in your booth/room) with…read moreamazing staff, welcoming environment and positive energy. Come check it out!

These studios are simple, yet spacious and convenient. Best thing is they are very QUIET. I would…read moreonly recommend living here if you also enjoy peace and quiet, as there are strict rules to enforce this.