Did a reading at this gallery last night and really loved the space. Great visual art on the walls,…read moreespecially the landscapes by Joshua Dean Wiley, they really grabbed me, The gallery had a really nice, open, and welcoming feel. They are also well set up to provide good and drinks. The staff seemed really friendly and stoked to host us. I gather the space is also available to rent for both public and private gatherings. I don't know the exact history of the ownership of the place but I hear it's a pretty good story. There were 40+/- people there last night, all seated, and the space felt full but not crowded. If you are down on Grand Ave. for sure go check out the art and if you are looking for a space for a small event or party I would for sure consider this place.

Great space. They always feature an eclectic variety of artists that feature many different media…read moretypes. Thanks for keeping our neighborhood a vibrant part of First Friday.

Let me say this, I have lived in the Valley all my life. Yes, I am a full fledged native. The City…read moreof Chandler has rapidly grown over the years and this was my first visit to Chandler Center For The Arts. On this Saturday night the artist performing was Pat Metheney. At the onset before the performance we were told that this would be the last concert of the season. The Chandler Center is going to get a renovation and probably will not be open until late October or early November. This Center houses a large venue and on this Saturday night it was pretty much a sold out crowd. When Pat Metheney came out he didn't waste any time and just started playing. The crowd was really into the music and so was I. The place has provisions for the handicapped and does allow for drinks during the performance. I really don't know what else to add other than the place is impressive. When it opens up again in the Autumn maybe take a look at what they have in the concert venue. I guess we got lucky to attend their last concert of the season.

As the self-appointed king of events, I'm back at it with another venue review. I have been to the…read moreChandler Center For The Arts twice: once for a UB40 concert and once for a screening of a Louie Armstrong documentary (live jazz ensemble included). Located in a nice part of Chandler, with lots of cool bars and restaurants within the vicinity, they do have a complimentary parking lot. For one of the events, I was able to find a spot without much trouble. For the other, I had to park on the street a few minutes away by foot. I guess it depends on how popular the event is. The venue itself is beautiful. Clean and modern with nice amenities. You get a program once you enter the theater, which I always appreciate. It's a good size-venue, but still small enough that it's intimate. My only real complaint? The seats are packed pretty close to each other, so you don't much shoulder room or leg room. A little too snug. Outside of that, and parking being a bit of a wild card, it's a phenomenal venue.

Very nice venue, parking is easy, top notch performances. Staff members were friendly and helpful…read more Snacks and beverages were reasonably priced.

This is an amazing facility. The design and lay out is quite stunning. The small cafe and outdoor…read moreseating area is grand to enjoy a snack and adult beverage before the show. The theater was comfy. We did not care for balcony 2 - if you have height issues might stick to main level. Parking easy and validated. Restrooms spacious and on 2 levels.

We are in the Bentley Gallery mailing list. They had an art reception for several artists…read more The gallery is a small contemporary art gallery. The works did not compete with each other. The gallery staff asked if we noticed what was above the gallery. We didn't notice but staff told us they were shipping containers turned Air BNBs. Cool idea. Metered street parking and some free parking.

We had absolutely no idea this place existed despite being in the Phoenix area for 40+ years…read more Bentley herself was there, as well as another very kind docent. We got to see the last day of the Deborah Sperber (check her work out!) exhibit and it was wonderful. I could not believe how talented the artist was and the space in general is gorgeous. We were lucky enough to score a parking spot right out front. The gallery is quaint, so I would expect to spend 30ish minutes inside. We will be visiting again soon!

If you are looking to have a piece that is very important too you and you want quality work you…read morehave to see Tony. The customer service and price was excellent. I had no experience in professional framing before and Tony walked me through it and delivered a beautiful piece. I will be using Art Of Framing again for sure. It was a great experience and it was perfect work. Thank you, Rod

We sent a bunch of mats to be cut 11/19 that we needed before the December rush, Like Joann, we…read morewould call, text and email and never got a single response. Never started working on them for three weeks and finally had to go pick them up mid December. No apologies, even the single employee had no idea what they were or where they were. Sandy had to wait until Tony showed up after 10 to retrieve them. Incredibly poor service-go elsewhere

I've taken several antique paintings and photos to be professionally framed as well as some statues…read morethat were damaged and needed restoration. They did incredible work. Highly recommended.

I found this business on Yelp and liked the reviews. I took several old paintings to them to…read morerestore and they did an excellent job. I will be taking more art in soon. Just make sure you call before you show up and check if the address has been updated on yelp. I almost didn't find them because it still had the old address posted.

I have lived in Arizona my entire life and never knew of this hidden gem. The grocery store Basha's…read morewas recently sold so we wanted to go to the museum in case it closes too. Stunning pieces of western artwork that Eddie Basha acquired. The collection consists of bronze art, paintings, baskets, kachina carvings, pottery wood and stone sculptures, jewelry and old handguns on display. There are around 3000 pieces! Staff is friendly but it is self guided. The museum is much larger than I had imagined. There are complementary walkers and wheelchairs if needed. Don't forget to pickup a map and brochure which tells you some family history. Free admission, but remember to leave a donation.

A gallery of Southwestern art: oil paintings, watercolors, charcoal drawings, bronze, wood and…read morestone sculptures, pottery, baskets, jewelry. And so much more! Best of all, admission is free. Yes, the Basha family not only collected all of these beautiful pieces, but they curated them into an extremely well-done museum space and decided to share this wonderful western history with the Arizona community. It's a small museum but they have done a great job of labeling each piece and making the space inviting. How generous and kind of Eddie Basha and his family! To know that Eddie had a close relationship with many of the artists makes it even more special.