Were you devastated like my daughter and I, when the pottery studio in Santa Rosa closed? Well, no…read moreneed to be sad anymore!!! 'Create it!' is the new place to go! The prices are a little higher than I remember from the pottery studio but the pieces are cooler, and the owner is amazing. She gave us just enough advice to take our piece from homemade trinket to amazing one of a kind piece of art. There are sample pieces all over the studio giving you great ideas when your mind isn't into creating (but your kid is.) Wonderful way to spend the afternoon.

Great place for a date night, prices were more than fair given it included your studio fee. Would…read morelove to see them get more colors in stock in the future. Overall good service and looking forward to getting our pieces back!

For a few years, my Dad was an artist in residence here during the summer months. He revived their…read moreprintmaking studio, created new work, collaborated with artists that worked in other mediums, and taught classes. I visited him each summer. It's just a couple hours from San Francisco. Of all the places my Dad visited and taught at around the world, Mendocino was his favorite place. It's a magical place perched above the cliffs facing the Pacific Ocean, just beyond the Headlands. There's a courtyard that connects each studio, the gallery at one end. There's paintings, pottery, photography, lithographs, glass sculptures, etc. During these times, the art center is closed but you can view current artists' work on their website. Some pieces are available for purchase. You can even see a little bit of its magic through the screen.

No heat, no power, old squeaky beds and sheets. Really disappointed. They really need to upgrade…read more Never again.

Over the past 15 years I have bought several items at the Center for the Arts. Paintings, jewelry,…read morea few hand thrown comical coffee cups, hand painted greeting cards. I get to feel the righteous glow of supporting local artists through a non-profit cooperative store. Be aware that as I write this the Yelp page, January 2, 2022, it still shows the gallery on Plaza street. The gallery moved to 334 Center street in mid-2021. The new space is larger, more brilliantly lighted and airy feeling. A fun place to leisurely browse.

A hidden gem indeed! Great space, unique art and photography. There's a nice size parking lot ~…read morescore! Our docent Chris explained what this place has to offer and suggested we check out the calendar of events. She also mentioned they do a neat Holiday bazaar, where numerous vendors make exclusive items for the holiday season. Great gift ideas, one-stop shopping! It reminds of Yelp's nifty under fifty holiday pop-up in the East Bay. I have another place to go shopping for holiday gifts and this time in the North Bay, as if I needed another reason to come up to Healdsburg HA! Highly recommended if you're wine tasting in the area or having brunch, cheers!

5 star quality and creativity so don't just drive by and wave! Stop and say hello to Lexi and order…read morea totem poll for Christmas

While visiting the Anderson Valley over Labor Day weekend, we stopped at The Pot Shop which is the…read moreceramic studio/gallery of artist Alexis Moyer. Alexis has a cute and funky store front (which appears as a renovated gas station from Highway 128 just so you know what to look for), but the best was when she welcomed us into her studio and let us watch her at work on the wheel. She makes amazing whimsical pottery, creative and innovative animal and totem pole sculptures and functional household items in a glaze I liken to a Mediterranean blue. We also found out that she has a cool mug club where you get a new mug shipped to you every 3 months so make sure to ask about this when you visit. It is always fun to meet a gallery owner/artist in person and be able to purchase an original work of art.

This place hands down was my favorite shop in downtown Mendocino. They have a quality, affordable…read morecollection of local art work that includes everything from pottery to scarves to furniture, paintings and more. There were some gorgeous preserved leaves mounted in Shadowboxes that were lovely as well as some sand paintings by another local artist. It was nice to see works done in some non-typical media. This place is actually huge too-it goes far back and there is an upstairs that is quite large as well. If you want unique pieces or want to just browse and get ideas for future home decorating this is the place to go. I took down some artist names for future reference and my experience here in this gallery is one of my standouts from my day in the town of Mendocino

An artist friend recommended that we visit this gallery. We are so glad we did. The caliber of…read morethe artwork is exceptional. We both agreed that bar none, this was the best gallery we have ever been to EVER. The artwork is museum worthy. If you visit make sure to also go upstairs. I guarantee you will be amazed at the craftsmanship and imagination that went into each piece of art and furniture.

The variety of artworks makes this gallery interesting & certainly worth a future visit. I also…read moreenjoyed the cozy & unique coffee & tea shop. It was filled lovely & creative gifts.

Amazing art and cute tea shop with gifts. The owner is very nice and is a wonderful sculptor. Also…read morea great place to get coffee!

It was brought to my attention that Walt Rush stole intellectual property of Alexandra Magnan and…read moreGranite Mountain Arts. I verified this, by asking both the thief, Walt Rush and the manager of the gallery, Lu Vickery. They both admitted that my designs were stolen. Copies of Granite Mountain Arts designs continue to be displayed in the gallery against copyright law. These are poorly replicated low quality baubles that are in no way associated with Alexandra Magnan or Granite Mountain Arts. I would not recommend patronizing a business that steals other artist's work. There is never an excuse for theft or lack of integrity.

Beautiful gallery. A broad selection of local artisans are on display with a wide range of items…read more Paintings, sculpture, furniture, and even toys. I saw a beautiful table from the Mendocino Heritage Furniture Co made out of reclaimed redwood. There are some beautiful items made by local artists. Jewelry of abalone shell, art glass bowls, burl wood tables. Some really amazing artifacts. Prices range from a $2 button to many thousand for a table or other furniture.

Met two artists while stopping by to purchase some local artists' work. What a wonderful way to…read moresupport local artists & their creativity.

I have visited this gallery twice and each time purchased beautiful and unique art for my home…read more It's sunny and beautifully set up to showcase a variety of artists who work in many different materials-metal, paint, ceramics and photography. It is always staffed by one of the artists whose work is displayed in the gallery. No hard sell-just education, service and a smile. Definitely visit this gallery for fabulous art when you're in Mendocino. It feels good to support a co-op too.

This is a great co-op for artists and a great place to discover excellent local art that can be…read moresurprisingly affordable. It is an enjoyable browse through the ever-changing collection.

WELCOMING and exciting. The Collective features artists of great variety and talent, whether they…read morework in ceramic, glass, fabric, or paint on canvas. We treasure the art pieces we have purchased there. Worth a visit. Something for everyone.