This is such a fun place to go and experience. My friend and I each made a sign for our homes, it…read morewas just so nice to go and relax, and enjoy each others company. And Jill is absolutely amazing.

Such a cool workshop and they are so helpful and friendly. Very casual and I felt comfortable. I…read morewanted to do a gift and so l had them do my friend's cat m. You send them a picture and they send it off for someone to do the outlining of it. My sister helped me get familiar with the place and you pick the colors you want to use and they have all the tools necessary to finish your artwork. Just follow the techniques and everything will come out neatly and it's awesome because it's so personalized, from start to finish, you do it yourself. This is a cute gift idea and a fun group date.

Stopped by last night during second Saturday art walk to buy more Pomona logo stickers. About a…read moredozen varieties now! The staff there was very friendly, asking about how our evening has been going. Very pleasantly, thank you! There was a whole group of people out front enjoying each other's company. A community artist store featured at a community art and music event!

What a chill space to just go and relax. They have a small but great selection of snack food and…read morethe staff really makes you feel appreciated. When I went they were putting up art from a local person, and they said they do it every month to get exposure for young artists. Later, I came back on a Saturday and they had live bands rocking out in the parking lot. Seems like everything they do is for the community. Even their prices try to not be too high. I know they are small and just starting out, but I really hope they keep growing. They deserve it.

Came here for the first time during Pasadena Art Night. I loved the street art work. This is art…read morefor the community without the contrived, over-exhausted pretension of a quiet art musueum where everything is encased in glass or distanced behind velet rope and you feel guilty for whispering too loudly. This is a place where you can admire an art display made of tires, a sowing machine powered by a bicycle, a moving dining table powered by six bicycles and talk to the artist. I plan on coming back to try out the workshops. More reviews to folllow.

This is a review specifically for their adult woodworking class…read more I was looking for a beginner's woodworking workshop for myself, but the other ones I've looked at were a bit intimidating (and kinda expensive for my budget). At first I thought they only offered classes for children, but I looked through their website and there it was, classes for adults! I was hyped! The projects looked so cute. I wanted to learn the basics. Woodworking is pretty fun, but you also have to be patient. Blue, the instructor, was super awesome! She gave a lot of suggestions and was supportive in whatever you wanted to create (as long as they had the tools and materials available). They offer the class inside one of their school buses (very spacious, looks really cool). I would go again if my schedule permitted it.

Team building event. Tony, Lorna, and Lauren were excellent and encouraging. Great vibes. Tried my…read morebest.

Lorna and Tony greeted us and were very kind and accommodating. The teacher, Walter was extremely…read morehelpful and we were so thankful to have gotten to paint at Media Images. Great for kids, adults, and seniors. They even had Starburst and Jolly Ranchers available to chew on while we painted! Such a fun and family friendly place to unwind and focus on letting those creative juices flow. I'm super excited they're so close to Diamond Bar and Walnut- definitely looking forward to coming back. Bring a bottle of wine and let them walk you through how to paint your masterpiece. Keep it Media Images and welcome to the community.

A cool space for hosting art classes by day and displaying as an art gallery by day and night at…read morethe second Saturday Pomona ArtWalk. Tonight there was live music. Downstairs was an art show showcasing art by faculty and staff at Western University of Health Sciences. Intimate space underground, well curated, beautiful pieces, some very provocative and moving.

Environment was good. Service was good. Art was great here pretty cool here nice workread more

They have a weekly Wed/Thurs community art studio from 1-5pm where people in the community can…read morethrow pottery on the wheel and fire glazes or do handbuilding. They have supplies for people who want to try watercolor, acrylics, charcoal, or pastels. I did not know about this since recently but I do like to get better with my art. There's no actual class, you can bring your own supplies to work on your own projects without interruptions. There's no fire glaze fee or any fee to use the building. It's pretty quiet inside, most people are in the ceramics room. There's a good amount of pottery wheels. They also host class events with artists as well to learn book binding or screen printing. Enter via Gate 1 (free parking), go through the security guard gate and go right, there's Fair Day Art Studio sign to follow.

Very nice art exhibit at the fair. Entrance is free. Hours depend on the exhibit since they change…read moreoften.

I suppose things have changed a bit since then, especially in the world of art. There was a time…read morewhen the styles, colors, and movements I admired were dominant, shaping the way I understood creativity. Artists worked with familiar techniques and mediums, and the galleries I visited felt like they followed a certain rhythm. Over time, though, the art scene evolved. New forms emerged, digital tools became central, and experimental approaches took the spotlight. Even the way people engage with art feels different now--social media, virtual galleries, and interactive installations have transformed the experience. Looking back, I'm struck by how the art that once felt timeless has become a memory of its era, and how the ever-changing nature of creativity reflects the world's constant motion.

NEED INSPIRATION? Whenever you want to be inspired and see…read moreArt in its true form.. Come down to First Street! The art is incredible, witty and life changing! First Street is a gallery and art center features artist who are commonly know as Outsider artists. Adults come to the center to develop skills, create art and exhibit work! The Gallery features First Street Artist, collaborative projects with local artist and other art centers! The Gallery is open during the week year around and as well as Saturday's during the summer! Sign up to be on their mailing list so you may learn about their art openings! Be a part of First Street create a tile during the summer workshops and have your work part of the fall show! (I love art!) -Sign up for mailers! -Do the summer tile workshops -Support killer art! -Come for inspiration!!! xoxo

PACIFIC RAILROAD SOCIETY (est 1935) is a tiny museum and one of the oldest rail enthusiast…read moreorganizations in the United States. This railroad stop station museum has thousands of train related historical artifacts from the late 19th to the 20th century and a research library-workstation. The breadth of knowledge visitors can learn is priceless. It is a work-in progress museum. Staff was knowledge about the history of the railroad in the city of San Dimas. Admission is free. Operating hours are most Saturdays from 10-4 pm. Ample of parking space. Overall, I enjoyed my visit. I recommend you visit if you're in the area.

Finally took my son to the Pacific Railroad Society in San Dimas! He's really into trains these…read moredays, and he had a wonderful time exploring the museum -- checking out the different train models, parts, and learning about the fascinating history. A big thank-you to Mr. Will for giving us such an engaging and educational tour today! This place is run entirely by passionate volunteers and train enthusiasts -- please support them if you can. Such a hidden gem in our community!