We have been patrons of the RAA Foreign Film Program for many years. The program selects films that…read moreare both entertaining and educational. In addition, a major portion of the proceeds are used to supplement art education in the Redlands Unified Schools. These films are shown through the cooperation of the Harkins Movie Theater in Mountain Grove Shopping Center. They're offered twice per film, once in the evening and once in the afternoon. All supported by volunteers! You won't be disappointed. P.S. the films have closed captions.

I have enrolled my kids in the pottery class off and on the last year or so at the Redlands Art…read moreAssociation. They really enjoy the class and I feel the price they charge is very reasonable. You are allowed to drop them off and pick them up at the end if you so desire.

I didn't get to buy anything but it was a nice place to look around and appreciate local artists…read more There was a large selection of different types of art... paint, ceramic, wire, wood, granite and even a section from special needs children. I defiantly recommend stopping by to admire the local talent!

Such friendly staff! A variety of art pieces, ranging from sculptures, photographs, and paintings,…read morejewelry, bags, etc. The theme and genre is centered around indigenous and native people, animals, nature and landscape.

I have been coming here regularly for about a year now, and still stand by everything I said…read morepreviously. Very fair prices that are in line with industry standards. Good selection of the big name newer stuff, and lots of up and coming indies. Great atmosphere and just a pleasant place to look around and decide what you want to read next. I decided to bump this up to 5 stars though because the employees are so great. Mal, Miguel, Cy, and Logan are always super pleasant and friendly. They give good recommendations and are extremely helpful. I still wish they had a dollar bin. However I feel lucky to have such a nice shop near by full of great people.

First time at A Shop Called Quest and honestly, first time in any comic book store, so we walked in…read morelike newborn deer on wobbly legs. We got a quick greeting at the door and then were left to fend for ourselves in the Marvel wilderness. The store is super organized and visually on point. My son made a beeline for the Spider‑Man section like it was calling his name. My daughter, who has zero interest in comics, appreciated that they also sell books, tees, Funko Pops, and other merch so she didn't have to pretend to care about Peter Parker's problems. Checkout was smooth, and the cashier immediately pitched their membership program. Totally fine, it's a one‑time fee, not a monthly situation but we're just not ready to invest in that level of comic commitment yet. Prices were reasonable: about seven bucks for most issues and one $35 comic my son proudly bought with his own money. I let him live his best life. The plot twist came a week later when he sat down to read everything... and realized he accidentally bought three copies of the same comic because the covers were different. Variant covers: 1. Newbies: 0. A tiny heads‑up from the cashier would've saved us from the accidental collector's edition starter pack. All that said, the store is clean, cool, and has the exact comic‑shop vibe you expect. We'll definitely be back, just with a little more research and maybe a checklist so we don't accidentally buy the trilogy of the same issue again. Great spot overall, just not the most newbie‑friendly. But we'll return, now slightly wiser and definitely more cautious around pretty cover art.

After reading the reviews on this gallery, I decided to give it a shot. After all, I love art. The…read moreidea of having an art gallery a bit closer to me was exciting. Parking is metered and on the street. $1.00 gets you an hour. Trust me, you won't need it. I walked in the "gallery" and was hit with an overwhelming odor! It smelled like mildew and a convalescent home. It was awful, but I was already here so I decided to give it a chance. The front of the store is empty with an exception of a few canvas paintings- not properly displayed- but on the floor. To the right are some custom framing. I've seen a better selection and pricing at Micheal's Arts and Crafts store. In the next room is where the paintings were hung. They're all a mess as well. In no way do they display new talent or showcase art. The place is dusty and dirty. The staff barely spoke. This can hardly be categorized as a gallery. It's more like an art studio/rec room. Classless and lacking any sophistication. Typical Riverside.

Division 9 Gallery is awesome! Its a great space with all the artists being local. The owner,…read moreCosme, is very friendly, down to earth, and generous enough to open up the space to community events. Classes are also held at the gallery and the owner lets people use his printing press and studio space. Support Division 9 because cool places like this in Riverside are very few and far between!

I met Richard Lowe before he passed away. He explained why he closed the gallery. Understandably I…read moreagreed he did what he did out of necessity. Great man and artist. I wil alway keep his art in heart

We have owned Richard's work since the late 70s and of all the furniture that survived 20 years of…read moremoves in the military, we still have every one of the originals and signed numbered lithos we purchased. They adorn our home and are our prized possessions. We have seen many imitators, but nothing to match the detail and variety of Richard's work. His pieces are timeless. Better yet, the paintings we gave to family through the years still hang in their homes as well. Once you own a "Richard Lowe", you won't want to let it go and you'll want more and more. Owning his work is addictive. Gary King

This is a really cool gallery. I came here to see my friends in The Order of the Fly play. Really…read morewelcoming atmosphere and lots of cool stuff to look it. Definitely worth coming here for events and to see what they have going on.

I'm not sure how a beautiful little art gallery run by friendly volunteers with everything from…read moresmall to large scale artists could get anything less than a five star rating! This art gallery is a gem with unique art of all sorts, featuring originals!!! and prints. They also do events monthly which I found out recently. Wonderful art gallery, we will frequent here often.

Love this museum for my four and six year old. We got the yearly pass and try to visit the stem…read moreroom often. There are always different events like farmers markets and "Bugapalooza" where you can see tons of insects and reptiles and even hold some. They change their exhibit upstairs often so the kids don't get bored.

Admission for students is $7!…read more This is a nice and budget friendly place for families and chill dates. The Steam Lab is the most interactive area for kids.

I took some classes at TuckerWorks and had so much fun! This was an opportunity to do something…read morespecial for myself. The classes were well organized, but at the same time I felt free to create! I enjoyed learning something new and made a pretty mug, Christmas tree ornament, and a beautiful tree with scenery to hang up. I took my grandchildren to a class and they had such an exciting time they won't forget it. The atmosphere at TuckerWorks is so peaceful and beautiful that it is a lovely get away to have some fun!

My daughter enjoys doing ceramic art here. She have always wanted to start these classes to create…read moresomething special by hand. This place is very good!