I like the artwork that they had on the wall. They had really nice artwork a friend and I went…read morethere and we had a great time. Very quiet. It reminded me of something on TV but it was beautiful inside.

This is on the campus of Chaffey College. When I attended here and took a photography class, a bit…read moreof my photography work was featured along with the class. I also took an art class one summer with a friend and our work was featured there as well.

I fell in Love with spaces 514 (3 spaces in total) Their products are of high quality and very…read moretasteful. Love the selection of inventory to choose from. Prices are great and although to some might seem expensive, but when you do your research, you realize what a great deal you're actually getting. I asked for a discount and the seller was willing to negotiate. I met her on one of my visits (Rebeca) and she was very helpful.

Mission Galleria Riverside, CA…read more Date went 11/8/25 (Saturday) Time went 12:13pm (it was packed, and busier than I've seen it since my last two times I've came here) Atmosphere: I've been to 5 thrift/antiques stores in the Riverside/CA area in the past 2 days, and this one is by far the biggest and has the most to look at. There is literally something for everyone to buy in this 4 floor jammed packed store. Prices $ Mm this one is a bit tricky, while there are a lot of special pieces in this store I feel like there are some pieces that are overpriced (like fast fashion clothing items) juxtaposed to beloved and nostalgic beanie babies being priced for no more than $12.00 (which I expected the prices to be higher). So, honestly it's quite a hit and miss and dependent on your tastes. I'm not sure if this location haggles either as I have not purchased something from here yet. This is the only thing holding me back from eating it 5 stars. Worth it? I'd recommend this location to everyone honestly, even if it's just to kill time. My boyfriend and I spent around 3 hours in here easy, and I believed we may have met the owners (not sure) as well on the bottom floor organizing a display case. I can't remember the man's name, but I believe the woman's name was Jodi and they shared that they've been married for 30 years.

6/1/26 On the way to Old Spaghetti Station, spotted the Texaco sign…read more Met Grumpy (that's what was on his shirt) and stayed a lot longer that I planned. Picked up some gas station related items for my gas station. Enjoyed the place and Grumpy, will be back!

Dan is the man! He makes everything by hand!!! If you're looking for something neat, one of a kind…read moreand cool for your significant other, definitely come here!! My bf loves Route 66, classic cars and bar/man cave knickknacks, this place had it all!! He literally was a kid in a candy store! Hidden gem in Fontana. If you can appreciate hand made random stuff then this spot is for you! Come out and support Dan and his Man Cave!

I am so delighted to post a review of my experience with Strokes on Kanvas. Everything was better…read morethan I can imagine! I was desperate to find an activity for the kids at our family event. Something memorable than the typical bouncing jumpers. There were many mobile canvas paint companies to choose from, but my initial contact with Strokes on Kanvas made my decision so easy to move forward with them. I received a prompt follow-up call to confirm their availability, followed by personal messages to solidify the details. This husband/wife duo are nothing less than professionals. They were great with the kids. They were attentive, patient, knew when to give them breaks, knew how to gather them back and re-focus, and just had the kid's (and adults) excited about their painting skills. I had to keep a few adults away from joining the kid's experience. Stephen and Diane, I am so happy we worked together and created a lasting memory for my family. Next up... an adult paint party! I'll be in touch soon!

We got to experience painting on canvas for the very first. We had so much fun! Stress relief…read moretherapy We definitely will come back again!

I definitely support the UCR ARTSblock Initiative downtown. An added bonus is that if you hate…read morejury duty cause you dont get paid enough...well now you can gain free admittance for doing your civic duty. I love this area and I think it makes the downtown area an increasingly great place to go to on the weekends and stroll around. I definitely recommend going to the Sweeny and the Culver center...ten catch Annie at the Fox Theater...Love Riverside...Spread the love.

A great venue for a small group performance in the middle of a modest art gallery. It has adequate…read morelighting, acoustics, seating area, and stage. There is also a screening room for videos. Staff is great, selection of art exhibits changes periodically. Parking is the only issue.

The Ontario Museum of Art is perfect for a small getaway and really shows Ontario as the hidden gem…read moreit can be. The two main galleries highlight the museum's permanent collections, but what makes this place stand out is the third rotating exhibit space. When I visited, they were featuring a Day of the Dead exhibit presented through a Chicano art lens, alongside the 13th Annual Biennial Open Art Experience. Both were powerful, vibrant, and thoughtfully curated -- the Day of the Dead pieces were deeply moving, and the Biennial showcased an incredible range of creativity from the community. The setup of the museum is welcoming and easy to explore, and I found several works truly compelling. Honestly, this museum deserves to be advertised much more -- it offers culture and history you wouldn't expect to find in downtown Ontario. On top of that, there's a rose garden right outside and Nugent's Park next door where you can even play a game of horseshoes . It's a wonderful spot in the downtown area that mixes art, history, and community. Perfect for all ages -- whether you're local or just passing through, this is a must-visit hidden gem.

I'd say a solid 4.5! Free museum that's really small, but a huge section of the museum is closed…read moreoff for renovations right now. They really only have their two main exhibits, one of which is a history of Ontario and the other is about water conservation in Ontario. AC is really strong, clean facility, super nice staff... but honestly there really isn't much to see unless you're a local and really interested in your area's history. I think if they had their art exhibits open, it'd be an easy 5/5 despite being small because it is free.

I just wanted to take a quick minute to thank these folks here at Lake Mud Pottery!…read more I took my aspiring ceramist (eh? Already picking up the lingo) in to her first experience with clay! The gentleman (and I'm so sorry that I can't remember your name) that helped us was so patient and informative and fun! You could tell he was truly passionate about what he does. Even if you're not artistic or interested in the art of pottery, it's still so much fun to go to their classes. Case in point, please see the photo I've added of my masterpiece!

Great artistic venture, enjoyed intimate setting with experienced instructor. Went with 2 friends…read morethat had no pottery experience and they had a blast.

The good: almost everything. The tasting room itself is cool and they had a great guitarist playing…read moremusic on Friday night. We came out to see which food trucks and stalls were out, as well, and we all had good meals. The variety was impressive! The meh: our 2022 Zinfandel. It was effervescent, which was weird and not supposed to happen, I don't think? Flavor was okay but if I wanted a carbonated drink I'd have ordered a soda or champagne! I'm sure we will be back, though. Maybe the bottle was just a fluke.

I met up with a friend who lives in the area so we decided to do some wine tasting after dinner. I…read moretasted the 2015 Big Joe Red, the 2017 Tres Viñas, the 2016 Five Estates, the 2017 Velluto, and the 2015 Tempranillo. Each wine had its own unique flavor profile and characteristics that made it stand out from the rest. 2015 Tempranillo was my top wine, rich and full-bodied with a subtle fruity flavor. Ruby red with black cherry and plum aroma, complex taste, and smooth finish. As you make your way through the winery, it's easy to get lost in the beauty of the antiques on display. From vintage furniture to old-fashioned tools and equipment, every inch of the winery showcases a piece of history. It's like taking a step back in time to a bygone era. One of the most impressive features of the winery was the attention to detail in how the antiques were presented. It's evident that the owners of the winery take great pride in their collection, and they have gone to great lengths to ensure that they are beautifully showcased. The lighting, the arrangement, and the spacing of the antiques all contribute to creating a unique and memorable experience.