"I am seeking, I am striving, I am in it with all my heart."…read moreVincent Van Gogh I love this quote! This gallery is the true gem of Loomis. Wow! If you are near by, must stop to enjoy the spectacular art from the local artists. I was near by and had to wait to get food so I decided to browse around. Since this business has not been on Yelp so I decided to add it on Yelp. Now, you can search for this awesome gallery! The art collection is super unique and beautiful by many different artists. The best part about this gallery is the fair value for its amazing artwork. The selection is huge and well organized. You will find such a great price on your favorite art, so you will definitely home a piece you love. The service is friendly and professional. Highly recommended it!

No I am not just writing this because Barry is a great personal friend and arguably the most…read moretalented soul to arise from our mutually-endured art classes many, many years ago. But Barry has developed a clientele of some very talented individuals themselves who have profited immensely from his advice. Heck even I learned something new from Barry after visiting his studio myself, and that's saying something, since he has always been so much better than me, (as a painter) -and I'm a hard case, anyway. The studio is pleasant and everyone who's come to learn gets a space of their own to work in, and it's right thar on the main drag o' the ol' Mother Lode front. He'll even play cool music whilst you work that will soothe your ears as well as inspire and spark your inner gift. Make room for it in your life, it will reward you.

Barry is a really fun pastel teacher he is patient & unassuming. Not only does he let you have your…read moreown style but he is funny and plays cool music and tells funny stories while you are painting.

I recently brought a treasured, two hundred year old family quilt into this gallery and asked…read moreFramer, Designer Cierra for help reframing it. Cierra identified a weak joint in the large wooden frame and replaced the glass protecting the fabric with more appropriate museum-grade UV non-glare plexiglass. The quilt was handled with utmost care and the job was finished on time and within budget. I've had many compliments on my newly framed heirloom, and have gladly shared the name of the gallery that did the work - "Noel Flynn Gallery & Frame Factory" - with everyone. With much gratitude, Carol and Doug

Great staff. Unfortunately I didn't love end result for my painting and there wasn't a way to…read morechange at that point. But I felt the employees were really great, helpful, professional. I'd recommend this place!

If you're looking for a store where you can support some of the most creative local artist in…read moreRoseville, than look no further. They carry art from over 60+ artists, each piece is truly unique and a conversational piece. Some of my favorites art pieces include the motorcycles made from spark plugs & spare bolts, the skateboard decks turned into wall lamps and the vampire survival kits built into old radios. The staff is always super friendly and eager to explain the history behind any of the pieces. If you're in the area, I highly recommend you check them out and find some truly unique gifts for yourself and the ones you love.

Loved everything about this shop! So many unusual and unique items! If you are into spooky, odd and…read moreunusual items you will love this store! The doll heads artwork and vampire killer kits were my favorite!

Currently showing Membership Medley 2026- June 27 to August 8, 2026…read more All the artwork that was shown in this show are members of Blue Line Arts. For the ARTIST membership level it's only $75/year A guaranteed spot in annual Membership Medley Show. I used to show in the 20th Street gallery in Sacramento and lots of fun doing it so being in another show would be fun. It's for seasoned & emerging artists of all types You'll have access to many benefits, see the website for details. And you get 60% Commission rate on art sales. We came here for the Opening Reception July 18, 2026 from 5-7pm to see our favorite Artist Mary Pippitt who did Wintry City Scape; 16x16; using Encaustic selling for $300. What an opening. There were 150 different artists showing their work. Not all the artists were present, if they were they would have been over capacity. The gallery was filled with so much beautiful and moving artwork and bustling with artists and patrons. I love the variety: Encaustic, Cold Wax, Oil, Acrylic, Watercolor, mixed media, fabric, metal, ceramic, glass, wood, ect. I love seeing so many varieties of art in one place. Maybe I'll join one day at the FAMILY $120/year as it comes with NARM, where you can visit 900+ Musuem and gallery's for no additional fee. We currently belong to my favorite museum and receive the NARM benefits which allows us to go to all the Sacramento Museums plus all the ones in North America. It's a great deal, you save so much money and are motivated to expand your horizon. I love going to galleries and museums so this was definitely up my alley and in my comfort zone. It was nice to attend with friends and be able to go out to dinner afterwards and discuss all that we saw.

Our kid was here for a summer drawing camp and had a great time! The art gallery itself is located…read moreon Vernon street, right next to the parking garage. Check in and drop off were easy. The camps did provide snacks for during their break. Our kid loved the class and brought home some fun work she did. Staff and teachers were friendly and great with the kids. The gallery itself is small but beautiful. There were fun art pieces to browse while waiting. They offer membership and monthly family activities. We'll definitely stop by the family day and hopefully sign up for another camp next year.

Great little natural lanscape photography gallery. The photographer has traveled all over the…read moreworld, but most images are from California and Nevada. Yosemite shots are amazing. I bought two for some friends who used to be climbers there. another birthday present for a nephew who backpacks. Lots of great shots of Mono Lake too. very affordable for original art. check the hours. seems like he's open mostly for the night and weekend crowd.

This community run treasure is always changing with new shows,…read moreclasses, and programs every month. The art ranges from Primitive to Professional , from sculpture, pottery, oils, watercolor and pastel. They have a fully stocked shop of wonderful gift items. I found the greeting cards most appealing and found some awesome art cards for notes. There are classes for everyone, adults, and in the summer , children. If you are challenged by the downtown hassle...this is a respite from the traffic and parking. I like to visit monthly to catch every new show.

June 12, 2026, Friday from 1-4pm I took a Painting with paper class. The Sacramento Fine Arts…read moreCenter is located in Carmichael not exactly near the freeway. It's a tough ride going home as you hit rush hour traffic. The commute time nearly doubles going home. It's a real commitment to come to these classes. When you arrive another class (Open Figure Drawing Studio, no instructor is included in the class) is letting out so depending on how early you arrive there will be more or less parking. They have a private lot and you will always find a parking space even if you have to park on the street. Carol Hawkins teaches a monthly painting with paper class. I also believe she teaches a biweekly acrylic class on Saturdays. If you are interested in any of these classes just contact the Sacramento Fine Arts Center for a schedule. The painting with paper class is $75 (Check or Cash) and includes all the supplies. As you can see from the below picture she draws out the design so you don't start with a complete blank canvas. She walks you step by step on how to complete your painting. I've been attending her class for a few years and really enjoy the classes. I can't always make them as I can't always get the time off from work and due to I work full time I have to take time off to attend the class. These classes are fast paced so you need to be prepared for this. There is no messing around. I've been lucky and have been able to finish all of my paintings in the time limit and sometimes I can even leave with a done painting 30 minutes early. Now it won't be dry in that time limit, but it dries in my car and in my house. Not everyone is so Lucky. I'd be so sad if I weren't able to finish my paining. I definitely am not one to finish a project at home as wouldn't have the needed supplies. She is good at being a timekeeper and gives you count downs as to how much time you have left. She will also go around and help you if you need it. I need the most help when it comes to adding the acrylic parts to the paintings. I'm not the best painters so. I need the extra assistance. I'm more of a fan of the all paper classes where paint isn't involved. Once you get on her mailing list she will send you out reminders about upcoming classes and show you what the project is for that time. She asks for RSVPs around a week or two in advance. By then I usually can tell her if I got the time off work or not. And I should note that it was 102 the day of our last class and the AC was blasting. I always have that concern that their AC won't be working that day and I would have driven all the way out there to be miserable. So far my fear hasn't come true.

Did you know you can go look at petroglyphs in Roseville, California? I certainly did not until…read morevisiting the Maidu museum. You cannot get up close and personal with them like you can in Sweden, but we know why this is and why we cannot have nice things. The museum has kindly set up visual maps that help visitors make out the glyphs along the nicely maintained nature trail. If you are visiting in summer please stay hydrated as the trail is only partially shaded. It's about a 1.5 mile loop, but there's a longer bike trail that it is connected to. All is well-marked. $7 admission will get you access to the walking trail (there's probably a way for local cyclists to access the trail without paying but idk man, I'm from out of town.) and the museum, which does have restrooms and a water fountain inside. My friend and I enjoyed the museum and art exhibits indoors, then our nice nature walk outside to view the petroglyphs, mortars, and grinding rocks. We saw raptors, turkeys, lizards, turtles, deer, rabbits, and probably other creatures I am forgetting by now. Definitely stay on the trail as there are these lovely things called ground hornets (stingers up) we were warned about by the friendly staff. The weather was blessedly fair for July (Pocki brought Swedish summer over here and then left with it when she went back home) so we only had to suffer high 80s on the trail. I highly recommend visiting with walking shoes and water bottles. We spent a good two hours here. One could bring a picnic as there are benches outside, but we didn't bring more than a few snacks. Parking is available wherever you can find it along the suburban street. There is not a dedicated lot, but there are a few disabled parking spaces in the front. Hours: Monday: Closed Tuesday - Sunday: 9AM-4PM

We came on a Saturday during Sacramento Free Museum Weekend and we had a great time. The staff…read moregreeted us and gave us a trail map. The museum has artifacts and displays about the Maidu people. Some are interactive with buttons fun for the kids to press. There was even a small gift section with various trinkets and books. We especially loved the trail outside. We were followed the map and walked part of the trial. There were different spots to stop with signs explaining what was there. It was cool learning about how the land, seeing the bedrock mortars, and petroglyphs. It was also very peaceful for being in the middle of Roseville. Although it wasn't very big, we had a fun time and plan to come back!