Ten sculptures by seven different artists, with the theme of "play", this is a cool exhibit in…read moreNapa. Apparently, the Napa Art Walk theme changes every couple of years. We visited this past weekend, and it was pretty much like a scavenger hunt, because the pieces are not all located in the exact same area, they are along different streets hidden in gardens and near businesses at random points. But if you have a map, it makes it easier (I included a photo). Most of the pieces are within walking distance to each other, but on a super hot day, we opted to skip a few that were farther out. If you love art, this is a great display of unique and creative artworks, some simpler than others but all created with symbolism. The pieces are made out of diverse materials, from musical strings to bicycle parts, as well as stone, glass, aluminum, and steel.  My favorite sculptures were Time and Awareness, stone artwork that looked almost like a wave, and Wild Flower, a colorful presentation of the Californian poppy made out of bicycle wheels (this one's easy to find, it's right next to Gott's Roadside at Oxbow Public Market). Most of the others are closer to the Riverfront, or 1st and Main. We had fun experiencing the seventh Napa Art Walk exhibition (2021-2023) on a Sunday afternoon, an opportunity to appreciate the talents of diverse artists. And interestingly, according to the website, the art pieces are also for sale. Cool.

Great to walk around and see art here and there , scattered in great spots that made curious to…read moreread about each.

This is our second year visiting ÆRENA Galleries in Napa, during the 4th of July holiday, and the…read morebeautiful displays of sculptures and paintings never disappoint. It remains a highlight of our trip and our first piece will always remain a wonderful memory. Here is why I highly recommend ÆRENA Galleries: * The Gallery: Beautifully curated with incredible sculptures and stunning paintings. * The Service: We worked with Gallery Director, Antonio Escobedo. He is warm, approachable, experienced and highly knowledgeable without being pushy. * The Experience: Antonio guided us through buying our very first piece without ever making us feel pressured, and we couldn't be happier. Lovely experience working with Antonio. Thank you, Antonio, for a smooth and lovely experience--we will definitely be back! Five stars for a wonderful experience!

This was our first stop at the 2026 Lighted Art Festival for the artist talks. The gallery is a…read morewelcoming space in a beautiful location near the waterfront, with a wide variety of art. I was a bit disappointed with the artist talks for the festival, as it was very noisy and the artists were mingling with guests in the gallery when we arrived. There was a mic set up and I would have preferred that the artists done brief presentations on their exhibits with the mic before they mingled. The event felt a bit chaotic and my group left quickly when we realized that the artists were not doing formal talks. 4 stars for the gallery but 2 stars for the Lighted Art Festival artist talks.

I came across this quant and extensive art gallery on my way to Jean Edwards Cellars. The space…read morelooks small from the outside, but the layout curves around in a maze of gallery rooms. There was so much to see from a jewelry gallery room to an array of artistry. The building dates back to 1915 when it was a distillery. The artist, Jessel was an artist with other creators in this space until she took it over. She showcases her work of course, and local artists. The two gentleman that day were kind and helpful, especially John Roos who's an artist and his work is displayed in the gallery, with a room with his creations.

This gallery is on our way home for the Bubbling Well Cemetery. It's just off the road and has a…read morevery welcoming storefront with plenty of parking. It's very easy to get to and off the main road so it's easy in and out of their parking lot. The staff are very friendly and helpful and not overbearing. I've been here twice. Last time we were there they had a special event going on. The gallery is filled with lots of different artists work. I like that there is so much to look at, something for everyone. Last time I was there I bought a book about wine that was illustrated by an artist. It was the perfect gift for my girlfriend that loves wine and art.

The Art Walk in Vallejo is an absolute delight! From vibrant street art to captivating exhibitions,…read moreit's a feast for the senses. Strolling through the city streets, you'll encounter an eclectic mix of artistic expressions that truly showcase the talent and creativity of the local community. What makes this event even more special is the opportunity to interact with the artists themselves, gaining insight into their inspirations and techniques. The atmosphere during the Art Walk is electric, with live music, performances, and food vendors adding to the festive vibe. It's a wonderful way to spend an evening, whether you're a seasoned art enthusiast or simply looking for a unique and enjoyable outing. Plus, the sense of community is palpable, as residents and visitors alike come together to celebrate the arts. Overall, the Art Walk in Vallejo is a must-attend event that never fails to impress. It's a testament to the city's rich cultural heritage and vibrant artistic scene. Featured every second Friday.

Second Friday Art Walk is from 5:00 to 10:00 pm and is most active between 6:00 and 9:00. It is a…read morefree family event with multiple venues in downtown Vallejo. It's mostly centered around the Georgia and Marin Street area, with participating galleries around the block on Sacramento and Virginia Streets. There is indoor and outdoor art vending, live music on the street and many dining options. Illuminated sculptures lead you to participating spaces. Get ready for winter and check out this monthly social event, wander between shops and galleries, soaking up the joy and the unpredictable interaction of creative minds in an event centered on original art and community. Watch the town come alive and see how it feels when the downtown is vibrant and celebrating. If you would like to display your art as a vendor this is a very easy event. All artists please check in at the corner of Georgia and Marin before setting up. There are no fees to participate and locations on sidewalks are first come first served. The best places to set up are on the sidewalk on the northwest corner of Georgia and Marin down to Virginia street. We encourage artists to stay close together near the center and not spread out. Please ask for permission before setting up in front of an open shop. If there is any question about location, the shop owner's have final say over their storefront. This is an outdoor and indoor event and we are encouraging people to be respectful of health risks, so please do wear masks, especially when entering an indoor space. Each month we gather to reunite and celebrate at this multi-cultural event. Art Walk is a natural expression of the way it could be every night, as the downtown strives to fulfill its vision of a healthy and vibrant Vallejo. Take a break to witness the downtown at its best, and enjoy the recurring present moment that is Art Walk. See you there!

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I stopped by Quent Cordair Fine Art to check out what sorts of fine art they had and was impressed…read morehow much their collection! They had a lot of sculptures, paintings, and photos of Napa. It was a fun little free stop on our visit to downtown Napa.

OMG! Such a fun, whimsical ranch filled with Phillip Glashoff's metal sculptures. Llamas, Shetland…read morecows and who knows what else are roaming this country road . Glashoff's sculptures can be found on mailboxes in the area . Definitely a treat!!

I have multiple friends that have beautiful artwork from this man. They are truly one of a kind if…read moreyou're able to get there don't sleep go see.

The Napa lighted art festival is a fun way to walk around downtown Napa and be in awe of the…read morecreativity and the beauty of art. It is free you can bring your kids and dog. You can walk around downtown, go to dinner and continue on your journey, enjoying the sites. Everything's within walking distance. I recommend going in January because a lot of the lighted buildings are on display. We walked around Friday, 9 February. The lighted buildings were no longer but they're still a lot to see. The event continues over to the Oxbow. It's a great way to spend time.

Have been three years in a row. Love walking around and looking at the art work, people watching…read moreand grabbing a drink and a bite every so often. Great way to spend a winter evening.

My wife and I stopped in today here today and I'm super glad we did. It was well worth the price of…read moreadmission. If you have an interest in toys and history this is a great place to kill 30 minutes or so. While the collection isn't massive it is very impressive. They have a good variety of toys from all eras. Just go there. They are super nice and when you don't support cool stuff, it disappears. *They also sell some toys. I grabbed a Space Ray gun from the 60s!

Awesome museum about history of toys. Charles was awesome. Very interactive museum.read more