Beautiful pieces and helpful staff. I've bought multiple items from this gallery. I plan to…read morepurchase another soon.

Johnathan was awesome. Very helpful when my wife and I were trying to decide sizes. The photos are…read moreincredible quality and totally unique. We bought 2 pieces and will absolutely be going have for a 3rd and possibly a 4th.

This gallery was recommended by a friend and I am really happy I stopped by to look around. Was…read moregreated by a staff member who from time to time would check in on me and was able to provide an excellent history lesson on a number of items and artists. Bottom line they have a great assortment of pieces and styles that I could never afford BUT what I appreciate is that I did not feel pressured to buy anything and also was not made to feel bad for not being able to.

Marcus Ashley Gallery is a nice art gallery, and they were featuring the art of Dr. Seuss. The…read moreother art works in there was realism and had some great landscape paintings.

Amazing selection of unique and gorgeous works of art located inside a surprisingly spacious shop…read moretucked away in a strip mall in Heavenly Village. A must see shop and my favorite souvenir from our trip. Everyone in the shop was very helpful and knowledgeable about the product. Prices are on the higher end but you absolutely get what you pay for. The only exception is the stickers and other mass produced products, those seemed to match the price of the art unnecessarily and frustrated the teen shopping with us.

What drew me into the store was the many wood carvings of Lake Tahoe and California around the…read morestore, the carvings showed depth of the lake and waters and thought it was really cool with the texture and depth, like topography art. They also had many adorable stuffed animal plushies of alpacas and other canned animals such as capybara and more. The fluffy color alpacas are so soft and adorable, they also had keychain versions near the cashier. Many of the items are priced at a higher price point but they are beautifully crafted and genuinely great art pieces. Was cool seeing a lot of beautiful art showing the lake and other parts of CA and wooden carving pieces with Zelda, Mario, and more.

Twilight and Rust is located in a large plaza, close to Lotus Pho, Subway's, Sports LTD, etc. There…read moreis plenty of parking available. I think there is a 2-hour limit. Stunning artwork and photography pieces that were vibrant, stunning, and spectacular landscapes.

An absolutely amazing studio / fine art photography gallery. Just an incredibly beautiful setting…read morefor an art gallery. Wonderfully decorated yet comfortable to peruse the numerous artistic pieces on display. Take a few moments to sit and view the offerings and furniture... watch how the changing daylight can highlight different colors or shadows appear or disappear. We have numerous pieces from the artists associated with Twilight & Rust, and a few more on order. Jon Thompson is the owner and artist. Drop by and take a few moments to get to know him. You'll enjoy his enthusiasm, energy and passion for his craft.

Great shopping village with lots of shops, restaurants and cafes. Lots of eclectic local shops…read moreinstead of chains. Great variety of food options. Really well decorated for xmas and new years. Staying near here is a must.

Such a variety of shops and restaurants. Walkable, clean and vey unique. Reasonably priced. Fun…read moreplace to visit and eat.

They have beautiful pieces in different mediums. A lovely watercolor of a dock on Lake Tahoe that…read moreDavid painted is now a family heirloom that we treasure. He and his wife Connie are always very warm and graciously welcome us into their gallery whenever we're in the area.

A beautiful, quaint, locally owned art gallery run by David Huang and his wife Connie as the sole…read moreproprietors of the business. We purchased a small original piece to go on our collage wall but plan to stop back next trip to Tahoe for another piece once we find a place for it! Ask David about his fishing, he'll give you all the best spots! :)

We had a great experience looking at the works of many artists. The woman who greeted us was sweet…read moreand knowledgeable in the artists represented. There's a stay of artists which is nice because it's perspective that leads you to find the piece meant for you. Of course I adored the Wyland 'Starry night " and Sea of Cortez. These pieces are spectacular. No pressure, just kind sharing of artist information. Recommend.

Wyland Galleries in Lake Tahoe is a very pricy art gallery with some unique pictures and…read moresculptures. They don't allow photos so it's kind of ridiculous for me to describe what I saw but I'll give it a try. Best you go there yourself. Wyland himself is best known for his Whaling Wall murals and sea life conservation efforts. There was a thick glass coffee table supported by what seemed like a dolphin or whale base which I believe was by Wyland. There were two other types of animal sculptures that I found to be delightful: a large, almost life-sized metal dog with extra long legs and many smaller, very colorful animal pieces made with various found objects. One looked like it had a body part made using part of an ice cream cone. Art is meant to be seen and my descriptions can't possibly do them justice. Another artist, Oryan, does something called liquid fusion. It's quite a complicated process. I did take a picture of a poster about him, just not the actual art. Even if these works of art are out of your price range as they are mine, it's still fun to admire the talent of these artists.

Such a cute gallery. They have all types of gifts, cheeseboards, wine glasses, etc…read more We bought a really pretty blue glass heart. Everything else was out of our price range. The employee was nice.

I've visited Pacific Crest Gallery three times (twice in March and once in April), and the…read moreexperiences were noticeably inconsistent in a way that felt uncomfortable. On my first visit, when I was dressed casually (hoodie and jeans), I was followed closely around the gallery. On later visits, when I was dressed more formally for dinner and evening activities, that behavior stopped. During those visits, I also observed the staff hovering closely over customers who appeared to be people of color or dressed more casually, while others were given more space. The overall demeanor felt stiff and curt, which added to the unease. On one visit, my niece and brother-in-law, both people of color, remarked that they felt uncomfortable and as if they were being watched in a way that discouraged them from staying. I also noticed some visitors leaving quickly after being closely monitored. Taken together, these experiences created an atmosphere that didn't feel welcoming or relaxed. A gallery should be a place where people can browse comfortably, and a more consistent and inclusive approach to customer interaction would make a big difference. It is important to note that the staff member in question was the same woman in each of these occasions. We won't give this shop another chance.

Great Gallery friendly staff, Megan was very nice and knew a lot about the art. Cool Stuffread more

From the friendly and knowledgeable staff to the gorgeous masterpieces, The Derubeis Gallery needs…read moreto be on your must see list. The art in this gallery is absolutely stunning and completely unique. If you are in South Lake Tahoe, and have a bit of time, do yourself a favor and stop in.