Had a great time while participating in this unique immersive experience. So glad it was on my list…read moreof things to see while visiting Horror Row in Burbank. I guess they change the exhibit seasonally, so maybe I'll visit it again once changed.

Wanted to see what the hype is about with Camp Horror, a newish store on Magnolia, specialized in…read morehorror everything. It is fun to browse, especially that Halloween season is coming. A tad too crowded for my taste, you can find everything from clothes, shoes, decor to branded keychains and various knickknacks. Don't know why I would get their branded merchandise since this is a new place, but anyways. Prices are on the high side, the place is fun to browse, cool decor, hunted house like, but a bit too trendy for me.

I love the cat themed things and how cats can roam freely in the store and the cashier that was…read moretheir was genuinely kind so i recommend going

Loved this little shop!! It's a great tiny shopping experience!! Each vendor booth is unique &…read morecurated. Love that there is a shop cat (at least one) that hangs out in the shop. I'll have to go back when I'm in the area again. So glad it was on my list of places to hit while in Burbank!

This is a great spot that not only has positive energy and flow, but also very unique and useful…read morepottery and plants that can liven up your home. They have a variety of the color and decor is on point and the staff is friendly and helpful. If you are into crystals they also have great options as well. Parking is on Magnolia or any adjacent street.

Love this local female owned shop. I was introduced to them when they came to my office for an…read moreearth day event my company did. I visited their shop when I was failing the plants that I had gotten from them during my company's earth day event. The succulent had gotten mealy bugs, so Tansy kept the plant to treat it. The other one had gotten fungus gnats, so they re-potted it. They not only sell plants, but help nurse any plants you have back to health. They don't just have plants and supplies in their shop, they have lots of other non-plant items that are great as gifts. I also purchased a journal from them. They have a cute coffee cart and outdoor seating area in the front, and have different events they produce. Really building a community around their shop.

Enjoyed discovering the small but cute Creative Arts Center Gallery. The entrance is free and it…read moreappears a few art classes/events are periodically held here as well if you are interested. The front lady was very pleasant and helpful in answering some of our questions. The art pieces are for sale and range in budget.

Be Creative teaches a virtual soul line dance class Tuesdays. I wasn't sure what to expect. The…read moreidea of being able to line dance with ladies in Atlanta from LA got me excited so I signed up for the zoom link! The class was amazing! The teacher went slow enough to keep everyone together and fast enough to keep it fun. By the end of class I was sweaty, learned a new dance, exercised, and got to spend an hour with the amazing sisters at Be Creative! Can't wait until the next class!

Great gallery with high quality artists. Rachelle was kind and friendly and had a charity event to…read moresupport Japan funds. I invited our meetup group members to attend the exhibit: http://www.meetup.com/artgalleriesinLA/ Left Coast Galleries has moved to an exciting new location at 11734 Ventura Blvd. Stop by and join them for a celebratory toast at the new gallery between La Loggia and Firefly restaurants, across the street from Spark Woodfire Grill and CBS Studio at Radford. I look forward to viewing the new gallery location in the heart of Studio City.

This art gallery is a wonderful discovery. Finally a 'over-the-hill-standard' gallery in the…read morevalley! I was stunned by the quality of the artists represented. Listed artists whose works hang in museums around the world! It is a hard to spot behind the trees that line the popular stretch of Ventura Boulevard. It sits on the south side of the street between Laurel Cyn & Coldwater Cyn, next to the famous 'Ivy' antiques center. The owner was lovely and chatted with us for a long time, no 'too-cool' frosty attitude here as usually given by galleries. From smaller drawings to huge paintings, photography and silkscreens, there's many beautiful pieces hanging on the walls!! I ended up buying a gorgeous painting and the owner actually drove it to my house and hung it for me! AND the frame was included in the price of the piece!!! Incredible service!!!!

Situated on busy Ventura Blvd, if you are a Disney fan - this is a must! Their collection of old…read moreand even new Disney items is immense with prices from afforable to OMG - something for everyone. My friend was in the hunt for a specific figurine - the staff was so helpful in answering questions and giving advice on the best time to see new items in the store. For me, i just enjoyed walking around and seeing all the treasures old and new. While Disney is a part of the gallery, they do also have other "fan" items like bullwinkle and rocky among others!

I stroll around this area of Ventura Blvd. in Studio City and noticed Van Eaton Galleries for a…read morewhile, never had a chance to check it out till recently. It is located in the old Pier 1 space, the place is big, well lit, a small museum of memorabilia, especially animation, a nice gallery and auction house. They have the catalogue on line as well. It is free to visit and there are several rooms to explore and browse, lots of cool items on display: posters, big props, toys, photos, animation sheets, press kits and so on. There are some non-animation film related items as well, from the James Bond series for example. They have an exhibit till the end of June and they also showcase other artists' work from the entertainment world. Nice staff, it is closed on Sunday. Lots of film history in here, if you are looking for some collectibles, artwork for your wall, some items are in the 200-300 range, some more as you can imagine. Nice visit, I'll stop by sometime to check out what is new here!

I can't seem to reach anyone to become a vendor have sent multiple registrations and pictures I…read moredon't receive either a yes or a no. Will go to other locations but I can't believe their lack of service will not even visit as a customer if this is how they treat their vendors

Same Bat Time!! Same Bat Channel!!…read moreWell, same place but the name has changed from The Artsy Flea to The Odd Market. It's also not $1 to get in, it's a $2 ante. Plenty of booths to discover and plenty of food trucks to offer. There's music in the back corner. Lots of great artistic stuff to browse through. Don't mistake this for a swap meet because you can get everything brand new. Nothing second hand here. It's also dog friendly as long as you have your friend on a leash. Hopefully not jumping all over everyone and that also means your significant other. I got a sample of strawberry jam from this one booth that was selling dried goods. Was really good and wished I could have put that on a bagel or something. I spoke with the guy at the leather goods booth about phone cases. Great stitch work and great selections for leather. This is going to be first Saturday of each month so it's good to check it out if you don't have anything to do on a Saturday. Enjoy the music at the market with a few snacks in hand.

I love this place and I think it's great to have it around. I enjoy coming to see new, cool…read moreexhibits here. Unfortunately, last Sunday (they opened a new show a night before), I walked over to check the new exhibit out. I found a note on the door "back in 10". Well, they were not back in 10, we waited for at least 15 - 20 minutes outside and no one showed up. They have the place opened just for 4 hours on Sundays. Shouldn't you stay in there during these 4 hours? At least I walked, so the inconvenience wasn't huge, but what if I've have driven there? Considering that parking is difficult on Lankershim. This isn't the 1st time it's happening, I want to support this place and love what they do, but please stay open during your business hours!

How supportive are you of your significant other? Do you brag about his/her career? Show interest…read morein his/her talents and hobbies? Let's face the reality: you should be proud of your partner's achievements. I'm my boyfriend's biggest fan whether it is of his highly-acheived career in the film industry as a Set Dresser or of his extremely talented drawing/illustrating skills (he has been featured in movies and TV). What does any of this lovey-dovey crap have to do with 800 Gallery? Don't fret my fellow-Yelpers, I was just getting to that! 800 Gallery is one of the many art galleries located in the NoHo Arts District. What makes this gallery stand out amongst its peers? Instead of just being an art gallery which features art shows and exhibits by artists based on a theme or contest; Gallery 800 has a catch: all of the artist exhibitors are members of the Art Directors Guild IATSE 800 (get it? Gallery 800? The union number of 800?). It is a wonderful way for members of the film and TV industry whom work behind the cameras to showcase their artistic flair and aptitude. Gallery 800 not only hosts exhibitions and receptions; but it works in conjunction with the Local 800 to convert Tuesday nights into an artistic and stress relief by offering drawing workshops at the nearby Local 800 building on Ventura Blvd in Studio City. For $10/night, entertainment industry professionals (or not. You DON'T have to be the member of any union. You can be Joe Schmo off the street); can spend a couple hours fine-tuning their drawing/illustrating skills while also sharing and networking with others. As for the receptions at 800 Gallery, they don't have the usual stuck-up and pretentious quality to them. I attend many art events and this was one of the first times that it felt like everyone was actually flowing with creativity versus just a supposed supporter of art AKA rich snob. Gallery 800 is retaining art at its best. Plus, with yummy refreshments (chips & salsa, veggie platters, cookies, donation-only wine/beer/soda bar), your tummy will be pleased too. If you see the gallery curator Denis Olsen, feel free to ask him questions. He is very knowledgeable. Whether you are in the entertainment industry or not, Gallery 800 stands out amongst the art gallery crowd. Call it a themed gallery or just call it a creative hub, you will be happy to simply call it at all.