Lovely gallery with a lot of local artists. I took the mosaic Bee Bath class and was so impressed…read morewith all I learned and how organized it was. Can't wait to take another class!

I took a class called "Glass on Glass" and made the most beautiful stained glass piece that hangs…read morein my window. Lori is the best teacher, giving detailed instructions that gave me the skills to create something that made my friends gasp. For The Love Of Art gallery is well worth a visit. It's a very soothing environment of creations you'll want to take home. Something for everyone's taste. Take a class. You'll be so surprised at what you create.

What an incredible talent and place. Staff is always so welcoming and informative. Where you are…read morebuying or just browsing, everyone is treated beautifully and every inch of the place is a feast for your soul

Beyond amazing. I've seen the Dave McCoy statue and the giant Willy Mammoth statue at Mammoth ski…read morearea. Van Howd made Both ! ! He made 2 Ronald Reagan statues. One is in the capital in Sacramento and many bigger than life statues of African game animals. Worth visiting if in Auburn.

You couldn't find a more professional nor engaging couple as Phil and Gail…read more Their work is the finest I've seen, ever and I will always use them when ever the time arises again.

There aren't enough stars to explain the beautiful work they do…read moreI took in a very old painting (over 100 years) and they recommenced a certain frame It's perfect for the painting and the quality of the work is impeccable Highly recommend

I can't possibly overstate just how wonderful this little spot is. It's a little out of the way,…read morebut you step inside and are swept away into a little wonderland of unique gifts, beautiful art, local treasures, antiques, and lush plants. Do yourself a favor and visit today, but set aside an hour for it... there is so much to see!

Sometimes they carry cool items, but everything is overpriced and nothing is worth dealing with the…read morerude owner. Either she follows you like you're going to steal or she doesn't acknowledge you at all. Not afraid to yell, the customers are always wrong. Will never be back

Stunning vintage store in Old Town Auburn with the best curation and reasonable prices! True…read morevintage clothes that are cleaned and mended, the local artisan goods make Christmas shopping easy I love chatting with the owners and their employees are all super sweet too!

The girls at Ragged Glory are very kind super helpful. I love the Wooden Spoon Herbs Magic…read moreMagnesium powder and I only get it here because its a great excuse to visit. Auburn is so beautiful, I live in Rocklin but on my days off I can be found enjoying Auburn. Thank you for being an amazing store..keep up the awesome work ladies!!!

Where to begin to give proper due to such a amazingly talented jeweler. If your looking for the…read moreone of a kind eye popping gem, look no further! Catherine will give you her best no matter what your preference is, be it earrings or custom ring, you'll get it and be the envy of all your girlfriends. Did I mention, " payment plan"? WINNING!!!

This is a lovely little gem of a gallery. It is mostly wonderful unique jewelry, with some…read morepaintings and great metal sculpture. Love it.

What a true find here for music! We attended an "Auburn City Limits" show with a very talented…read moremusician, singer/songwriter, so entertaining! There are about 135 seats it seems, not a bad seat in the house. Sound system OK. Lots of art to view there as well on non music nights. Go check it out!

What a beautiful art gallery in the heart of Auburn! So many awesome local artists plus sculpting…read moreclasses down in the second floor!

Need to change description on Google and yelp. NOT wheelchair accessible. Could not get past the…read morefront door. It's far more insulting to state something is accessible when it isn't, than to be up front about it. Not wide enough for a regular rigid frame daily wheelchair. I don't want to dock their reviews so I'm keeping it at 5 but this desperately needs change.

We popped in here after having breakfast at Awful Annie's on our way home from Graeagle. What a…read moredelight! I was immediately drawn to the fused glass and it just so happened the artist was there. Loved her work (bought 3 pieces) and she was delightful. She is a retired art teacher and all of the art pieces in this cute little shop are from local artists. Do yourself a favor and stop in.

This store is AMAZING! This is not the kind of shop you find often. So thrilled it is here in our…read moretown. Designed by the owners, it showcases the extraordinary artist talents of the team. Everywhere you look its a work of art with carefully curated items of beautiful quality. And the smells...all the best smells. I keep going back for more of the candles and diffusers because I want my home to smell just like the store, though to be sure some of that is the leather goods and sweet aroma of antique wood. The owners are wonderful and the shop is wonderful! A MUST SEE!

Martin Mattox is going out of business and having a 20-50% off everything must go sale…read more Walking in I realized why they may have closed because everything was insanely expensive. I ended up buying three tins of $14 seeds, thinking they were 50%, but not so. They were 20% off. Even at that price they were too much. The cashier is not currently giving out bags, or receipts, and while the service is helpful, it's fairly clear they're ready to be done with the space. All in all, if you're in the area definitely drop in to check out if there are any great items or deals left.

When you walk into Neighborhood Center of the Arts the first thing you notice after all the great…read moreart work, or maybe even before that, is the mutual respect and dare I say it? Love among the teacher/artists and the artists in the program. The artwork is top notch and unfettered by inhibitions. Neighborhood Center of the Arts artists create what they feel, with guidance from their teachers to reach beyond their "disabilities" to find the wonderful work that is in them. The art is created by people, no labels needed. They are a warm, loving, giving group of people. Once you have visited you will return again and again, not only for the art but for the experience of being among the artists and teachers.

The Neighborhood Center of the Arts is housed in what I'm guessing is an old hospital. Or a…read moresanitarium. It looks old and crazy, stale and, to use the parlance of fast food, melty. If it had teeth then they'd be about to drop off onto your head. The center has a wing on the far end (I don't know what other parts of the building are used for, but I've heard there's a glass studio). It's upstairs, and you can either take the stairs or the elevator. At the base of the stairs you'll see a series of totemic ceramics. Art lies ahead. The center is an expansive working art studio, as well as an open art gallery. The aim is to provide resources and art classes for adults with developmental disabilities. They work in many different mediums, including paint, photography, ceramics, weaving, computers, and pen and ink. Further information can be found on their website. They have a new exhibit every few months. Hours are 10am to 4pm. Until about 2pm the studio is active, with artists working, milling about, and attending classes. But visitors are free to step in and check out what's going on. Basically, this is my favorite gallery in the world. It's such a positive place, free of pretentions, and the work is great and presented well. The staff is very friendly, and the artists are nice and available to speak about their work. I (and my family) have a whole collection of art from here. Some of my favorite pieces that I own are from here. Once you walk inside, there are a few rooms walling the latest exhibition. Past that you get into the studio areas, where there is also more art to look at. Basically, every room has art on the walls. One time I was browsing some abstract religious icon paintings, and one of the artists came up to me and asked, "Hey, do you want to know what happened yesterday?" I said, "Yes." And he handed me the newspaper. Then walked off. Then I bought a piece of art -- a woodblock with an all-text Volvo advertisement printed on it, and sprawling on top of the text, in various mediums, are words and nonsense. My family and I recently invested in a huge painting, a collaborate effort by a few of the artists. It looks somewhat like a Basquiat. I highly recommend visiting the Neighborhood Center of the Arts. The artists produce amazing work, and it's very accessible, engaging, and enjoyable. The center does a wonderful job at cultivating their talents. A lot of care and hard work goes into the place, and their efforts are rightfully deserving of praise.