Great community center that promotes arts. Events. Plenty of parking…read more My friends invited me to join for Black History Month festivities. I was pleasantly surprised with what a great event they put on. I really enjoyed myself. They are accommodating and friendly. Really community oriented. Great gallery. I really enjoyed this event. Recommend stopping by here. Or coming for a specific events.

A great local art gallery, they also do plays in the evenings and on the weekends... I haven't…read morecaught one yet, but i'm planning on it! It's nice to see a local community center dedicated to the arts!

We had so much fun with Sheryl as we learned some basics of acrylic painting. She makes it easy for…read moreanyone to learn to paint, and we will definitely be going back!

My kids attended Dabble Art School for a week. I signed them up for a painting class after finding…read morethis place online. It was recommended by a neighbor. I sent both my son and and daughter. And my daughter, who is 8 and pretty good little artist loved it. She came home with the most beautiful watercolor painting she had ever done! It was of some goldfish and it was amazing! I was blown away! I loved the easy going pace that the kids learned in and everything was there for them to work with. We just had to show up! I looking forward to sending my kids there again for another session.

Great selection of antiques. Also the employee today was extremely helpful and knowledgeable .read more

Easily one of the best (in selection, organization and price) antique/vintage shops I have ever…read morebeen to. If you are in the market for farmhouse or vintage European antiques- this is your place. It was a breath of fresh air because, aesthetically speaking, it's a beautifully designed and curated shopping experience (not a store full of junk that you have to rummage through for hours!!). Typically boutique antique stores are incredibly overpriced, but all of Ashford's pieces are timeless and SO affordable. And while all that is special, nothing compared to their owner Linda who is one of the most genuinely kind people. Getting to hang out with her truly makes the experience so much more special. Please visit and support Ashford's Heirlooms! You will not regret making your way down here.

They took care of my repair on the stop while I was waiting. Fantastic service and quality…read moreworkmanship! Forget about Michael's for your framing needs. Support small businesses - this one is worth your business!

The artists are so friendly and show their paintings so professionally. There is so much to see…read more I have never used any of there services however, I recommend you visit.

This place is a hidden gem in Palo Alto, in an industrial area surrounded by factories. It is a…read moremuseum of the work of Tony Foster, an artist from UK who paints beautiful watercolor landscapes. It's free, and a nice place to visit for an hour or so ... highly recommended.

What to do after brunch on Sunday in Palo Alto? Head to the Foster! Parking is a breeze, the…read moreadmission is free, and the experience works for all ages! As a dabbler in watercolors, I was transfixed--some of these paintings are huge--and he does not use photographs! As an educator, my mind was brimming with opportunities to integrate his work into humanities and human geography classes. The Foster website has excellent resources. This is a must see if you are in the area!

The Pajaro Valley Arts Council and Gallery opened for the first time in six months since the…read morepandemic arrived on US shores. They promoted safe and socially distant viewing by encouraging visitors to wear masks and making appointments so visitors do not overlap. I went to see the exhibition on Campesinos and it was amazing! I highly recommend this little arts gem!

Such a lovely space. Always a diversity of mediums and styles! And if you want something beautiful,…read morelocal, and original to hang on your walks, you can find affordable pieces, framed and unframed. Smiling, friendly staff. Even the bathroom has great art...