Beautiful gallery. The shows just keep getting better! So many local talented artists!read more

Nice selection of local artists work. Some is very professional, all completed by members. Prices…read moreare modest. Unfortunately, because volunteers run the gallery and they are busy working, some unscrupulous visitors take advantage and steal works or switch price stickers to buy at lower pricing when the volunteers aren't watching. These people are really low hanging fruit, stealing art from seniors that are only trying to make a little extra income. I hope the art they steal gives them intense guilt every time they look at it. If you like what you see while visiting, pay the asking price. You support the artists and the gallery, and will enjoy the art immensely for years.

I love Jeffrey and Gab, the shop is one of a kind. They're not on the Carson City wine walk any…read morelonger due to many beautiful items we're getting broken. However if we're in Carson we always stop in and have a look around! They support many local artists in the area with their goods in their store. I absolutely love the homemade soap!! The bars are $10 -12 absolutely worth it!!! I bought 7 bars of soap today, two bars for my husband to take to NZ for his Mom & sister and the others for my friends I'll see next weekend in Virginia City! Who doesn't like a pretty soap with amazing smells. Definitely if you're in the area make sure and stop by and find a treasure to take home or for a love one. They'll love it!!!

Quaint little house in Carson City, now a gallery filled with local artwork, ceramics, sculptures…read moreand jewelry. Something for everyone, fun to browse and even more fun to buy a treasure! Owner is very friendly and knowledgeable. Never any pressure to buy which is appreciated.

The Charlie B Gallery can be described as part antique store (including an Etsy page), part local…read moreceramic art, and of course the Vasefinder Museum in the back room. There's 3 rooms her total within this corner shop that is bordered by the Pour House bar on 2 sides. And as Charlie B. mused, when it's 4 PM and a patron comes in to order a drink, it's time to close up for the day. The Museum part was the most fascinating part of our recent visit, as Charlie B.'s encyclopedic knowledge of the master craft person's represented there were impressive. The rest of our recent visit was cut short due to other obligations, and I do look forward to coming back to learn more.

Exceptional little shop, with an amazing collection of pottery and art. If you can't find it here,…read moreyou probably won't find it anywhere. Charlie is a charming and personable person. Charlie's knowledge of pottery is encyclopedic, and he is always willing to share it.

I run a meetup group, and used to go with my group-friends to painting classes at Van Gogh & Vino,…read morewhen it had an actual location. Currently, the owner and instructor, Theresa, can be hired for in-home classes, and so I hosted a very small, in-home class (and brunch) for some girlfriends. First, Theresa is still fabulous at teaching class! She is sweet, patient, funny, and understanding with all levels of artistry-- including us "artistically-challenged" folks. ;) Not only did she teach at our pace; she also created a painting that was doable for us, and that allowed each of us to feel successful. (She will even walk around and help you out individually, if desired.) Moreover, I appreciated her payment setup! Theresa has a very user-friendly payment system that accepts credit and debit cards. The system is an online website, allowing each one of our participants to pay whenever she liked, and, as the host of the day, I TRULY loved that I did not have to collect money from everyone, and then pay in one lump sum. I will be hiring Theresa again for a similar painting party, and would highly recommend her for a brunch, group date night, bachelorette party, bridal shower, and/or birthday party!

Channel your inner Van Gogh and partake in some Vino while your brush dabs the paint then strokes…read morethe canvas or in our case glasses as you design a unique piece of artwork to call your own and cherish forever at home or give the gift of art with those that you would like to share with that never knew of your hidden talent. My girlfriend and I had the pleasure last October to get in touch with our inner artist and take one of the more unique class offerings with the talented Ms. Teresa for the wine and beer stein painting class. For $30 we had four wine glasses that we could paint whatever our hearts desired. With it being October and the weather in true form of Fall all around us we chose to paint a few in All Hallowes Eve theme and for my other two I got a little more adventurous with our teacher Teresa's guidance and painted purple flowers. My girlfriend got very artistic with Teresa's help and painted her favorite Football team, one in Old Saint Nick themed and her final one to reminder her to SIP HAPPY hehe We had an AMAZING girls night out, Teresa is an OUTSTANDING teacher, beyond patient and helpful and gosh it's been wayyyyy too long, time to get back in there! With Fall around the corner time to grab my girlfriend and paint a picture, a beer stein or maybe one of the cute ceramics Teresa has in her wonderful studio. Happy Yelping!

It literally appears we plucked the shoppe straight from Virginia City and dropped it in the Carson…read moremall. The vendor even looks familiar. He wasn't very chatty today, however. Not much to tell. A small trinket/collectible store with plenty to choose from. It's hard to say how pricy the place is. Depends on your definition. I felt the prices a bit steep. There is space rental and less foot traffic than say a boutique in VC. The perfect shop for one whom collects these treasures. 12/20

Jim the owner has an amazing store! Everywhere I looked there were more and more treasures! Highly…read morerecommend you take the time to wander through!

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My kids took a kids' pottery class at Ogres-Holm and had a great time! Jo was incredibly patient…read moreand encouraging and helped us to connect what they were learning in class to our homeschool lesson. She even showed the boys their big kilns and explained how they work. We still have to go back to glaze, but all of the information gleaned in class was wonderful. Thank you for such a great experience! Highly recommend to other families in the area!

This place is amazing! The owners are professional, friendly and very knowledgeable and…read morehelpful...It's a fun place to be. Thank you!

Drove here from South Lake Tahoe to get a painting to commemorate our trip and the staff was so…read morehelpful! Building is a little hard to find but so worth it once you get inside. The woman working at the time took us around the whole store and in the back to help us find the right piece for us. There are beautiful pieces for great prices in here!

This gallery may be tucked away, but it is a must see! It has absolutely wonderful pieces made with…read moremany different techniques. There are gorgeous pieces of jewelry, along with beautiful wood turned items. The docents are knowledgeable and able to answer questions. This place has something for every budget.

My second stop on the Carson city wine walk held first Saturday of every month. I just love Kathy…read moreand the gals pouring the wine! They have wine charms for $1, if it's your first wine walk they'll give you one for free. They also sell other crafts at a reasonable price. The Brewery Arts changes their venue quarterly so there is always something new to look at and enjoy the talented artists work. They sell yummy candy from the case, all sorts of decadent delights. If you're in the area stop in and have a look around.

Quality/Quantity - What a great find! And a nonprofit. If…read moreyou are following, we will be home (in Reno) for a few more days and want to spend more time exploring our city and neighboring cities. This has popped up (among a few other events), so we decided to visit this first. Again, what a great find. So much art in the historic buildings surrounding the other buildings and throughout the town (murals!). I took very few pictures (can you believe that, lol), as I decided to drive versus walk on this very hot day. Ambiance - Two blocks...? Not just the old brewery, but all the adjoining buildings. And the lot across the street with the stage, see pictures. Lastly, the old church... is not a church any more, lol. Free outdoor summer concerts, see website. Theater, performance hall, exhibit hall, grand ballroom, education wing, etc. Classes, membership; see websites. Small parking lot, but other than the artists, we were the only guests here, lol. Well, the rest of the parking lot is currently being used for this event. Call or check their website for hours. Service - Everyone is so welcoming. Price - Free, thank you! Owner Comment - Congrats on your success since 1975.

The Nevada State Railroad Museum is located at 2180 South Carson Street, Carson City, NV. There are…read morealso several short train rides on vintage trains within the property. This is a great opportunity to actually ride on an old train! The museum has 65 Engines and cars. Forty of them were built before 1900. There are 35 Locomotives and cars from The Historic V-T Railroad (Virginia City & Truckee). There is a gift shop on the property. Here's some more information: *Phone: (775) 687-6953 *Open Thursday through Monday, 9:00am to 4:30pm *Closed Tuesday and Wednesday, New Year's Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas Day. *Visit The Nevada State Railroad Museum online for more info. https://www.carsonrailroadmuseum.org/#

While on a road trip hubby & I wanted to include Carson City as part of our itinerary…read more It's Nevada's state capital. Where to go? My sis & BIL, locals in Reno, suggested the railroad museum. We arrived promptly at 9am, and parked in the free lot. It's $10 admission fee into the museum No senior discount. Train ride is additional cost. We passed as the train goes around in a circle on property a few times. Most of the restored locomotives are local - the V&T aka Virginia & Truckee. Used primarily to haul silver & timber. Staffed mostly by volunteers. Hubby & BIL spent a great deal of time with a volunteer who took them behind the scenes. At least an hour. Sis & I waited in the front lobby where there was AC. Outdoor temperature in the high 90's. There's a small museum gift shop.