I'm a sucker for local artist's coops, and stopped here as I was heading back to Northern Nevada…read morefrom Occidental. I ended up with a nice leather bookmark, but with a big regret of being short of time and not having enough of it to really go through all the cool and creative displays. Next time for sure!

Great spot to see and shop for local artists creations. Displays range from handmade boots and…read moreshoes to fine jewelry. A beautiful and interesting array of fine arts, craftsmanship and local creativity. I bought several artists cards and a beautiful print of a local artists painting of the coast. A nice keepsake to remember a pleasant day in the area. The woman working was pleasant and friendly and enjoyed a pleasant little chat.

A terrific diversion and place to shop for that St. Generic's Day gift before the seasonal crush…read more This cooperative of about eleven local artists is airy, well lit and a happy place in which to enjoy a variety of expression by extremely talented people who are, for the most part, members of the Newly Emerging Lower River Left Bank Art Community. Paintings, sculptures, photos, things to hang on your body and much of it has been inspired by the spectacular natural beauty of the turf where these artists live. The first Friday of every month Guerneville's gallery people open their doors, lay out a few munchies, a cup of something red and shmooze with visitors, townies and members of this intertwining network of people who share goals, points of view and the latest dirt on a couple of their mutual acquaintances. Well-behaved pooches are welcome and you might come upon a few surprises.I love this place and the people who brighten it and make visiting it a special experience.

First Friday Art Walk was my third visit in 5 years to this engaging gallery. I started with…read more"gateway art" - greeting cards with my favorite paintings and photographs depicting this gorgeous part of the state. I have since moved on to prints and an original! Got to chat with four of the artists during Art Walk. Delightful people and their art walk appetizers were amazing!

Christopher Hill bills itself as an "urban gallery in the Napa Valley" tho St. Helena isn't that…read moreurban. It gives off an urban, sophisticated air in the rural Napa Valley. The traffic&parking in St. Helena can be as problematic as San Francisco, so the comparison kind of fits. When it comes to Christopher Hill, I keep confusing them with the Christopher Queen Galleries in Duncans Mills on the Russian River. The Christopher Hill Gallery, unlike Christopher Queen, is centered on contemporary art. It's up a steep flight of stairs, but the journey is worth it. The gallery owners are friendly&knowledgeable. They have an amazing roster of artists in their collection/exhibitions- https://www.chgalleries.com/artists They have also been doing exhibitions to benefit wildfire victims, using art as a form of healing. It's an oasis of modern art off St. Helena's Main Street.

Amazing artwork. I wish I could afford it. Nice presentation. Beautiful location in downtown saint…read moreHelena.

This is a tiny gem of a gallery that you must visit if you're in bodega. All the art pieces are…read moreabsolutely exquisite and beautiful. The ceramics pieces are incredible and we will definitely come back again. There is a beautiful koi pond and small Japanese garden behind the gallery which is gorgeous.

We visited a couple months ago and returned for a special art demo…read more I am amazed at their gorgeous collection of Japanese art. The entire place is decorated beautifully and tastefully and it doesn't feel like everything is stuffed in every nook and cranny. There is an upstairs filled with more ceramics, beautiful pieces of vintage tansus (Japanese wooden chests) and other forms of delicate art. I even loved the peaceful Japanese garden you can enjoy from inside the shop if you sit and relax on their couch. Ren is such a cordial and friendly proprietor. I enjoyed chatting with him and hearing about his love for Japanese art. He was celebrating three decades of his successful business back in February, 2025. We stopped in for a scheduled gyotaku (fish print) demonstration on this Saturday afternoon. The artist was Chris Dewees and he showed all the attendees how to do an indirect fish print on silk. It was an interesting process using a medium-sized black fish he caught himself! He showed each step of the process and generously shared what type of paper, paints and other supplies he uses. It was interesting to watch this process transpire until ultimately, the fish print was done. He paints in the eyes later. There was a beautiful collection of other fish prints he has done, many for sale. He said he has a story for each of his works of art. He shared a few stories which added to the uniqueness of his art. During a previous visit, Ren invited us to view his larger Japanese garden behind the store. Absolutely breathtaking and peaceful. I understand the merchandise changes regularly so we look forward to visiting his beautiful shop again very soon. This artist's work will be displayed from April 25 - June 8, 2025. Employees are all personable, professional and ready to help.

Fantastic art gallery and collection of artist studios, along with vintage furniture and art for…read moresale. I used to live in the area and appreciated being able to read the articles about the sale and conversion of the site from the old chicken processing plant to the new art studios. I also saw many art pieces for sale that made me imagine myself in the future, with more disposable income, and buying art to display in my home. I was particularly impressed by some of the paintings, and it was really fun to look at the old cars.

Wow! I discovered this museum from my friend. It's such a cute little museum with a bunch of…read moreartwork. Plus, it's free entrance. Sometimes you get to meet some of the artist. I highly recommend coming to this museum if you're into art.

Gracious owner and amazing Artisanal work selected for his…read moreshop. A must see While walking Calistoga.

Kokomo is a great and knowledgeable owner of an excellent example of local artists and craftsmen…read more We couldn't be happier with our new table. Thanks!

We used to love this place! Are they still open and making jewelry???…read more We have our fave pendants and would like to buy more.

Art now has a higher standard as Laurence Gallery creates the perfect harmony of glass, fused with…read morewood and metal. Custom pieces are tastly displayed alongside vases and a selecltion of earings and jewelry so affordable you can't help but take a pice of Laurence Gallery home.

I stopped in to the gallery while awaiting a reservation for wine tasting next door (attached…read moreentry). Donovan was at the window working on a piece and quickly invited conversation if I had any questions about anything in the gallery. I loved all of the local landscape and floral art work displayed, which completely contrasted with that of what Donovan was working on. I'm not sure how best to describe the style, but I loved the vibrant color and energy his pieces gave off. It's definitely a great place to walk around and take in some great displays of talent (and maybe even take a piece home if you have the wall space!)

This place has a great variety of really interesting and engaging pieces. There are pieces at every…read moreprice point and the artists featured range from emerging to very well established. There is something here for everyone.