The Livermore Art Association Gallery is a fun place to find unique artwork, cards, jewelry and…read moredecorative items made by local artists! It's perfectly located right off the farmer's market and not too far from 1st street. It's a casual and welcoming place; no pressure and fussiness! If you're looking for a one-of-a-kind gift, this is an ideal stop to take!

The LAA Gallery is located in The Carnegie Bldg., at 2155 3rd St ~ perfectly situated next to the…read moreFarmer's Market! A great place to shop for unique individually made artisan gifts and art. A big selection to choose from ~ Felting, Quilling, Textiles, Ceramics, Art Glass, Photography, Painting, fantastic Jewelry, Calendars, and Note Cards (which can be suitable for framing as an art piece). The Gallery is a hidden local gem which sells high quality artistic pieces.

This art gallery impressed me so much -Kim, the sweet, friendly and knowledgeable manager chatted…read morewith us as we looked at all the amazing artwork. Some paintings were absolutely astonishing - made me wish I had more wall space! This is an art gallery for everyone. Make sure you go in and enjoy!

This studio is bright and beautiful, and I always feel welcomed. They have so many works of art to…read moreadmire. Unique stand out and colorful conversation starters, striking handmade jewelry, prints representing Ca and the Bay Area. I stopped in yesterday because my daughter was attending a birthday party across the street. I've already taken note of my next splurge. I am so happy to share that unlike some touristy spots, this gallery has a wide selection of reasonably priced art and gifts. High end is available, but there truly is something for everyone. I could spend hours in awe of the talent on display. I look forward to bringing some home soon.

Best glass studio around! I read several mixed reviews and was hesitant to spend the money to take…read morea class, but I am so glad I did. Roberta is incredibly knowledgeable. Her glass selection is excellent and her instruction is incredibly helpful. I am so glad I didn't listen to the negative reviews of this studio. My 12 year old daughter and I signed up for the beginner stained glass course. It did take us longer than the 6 weeks to finish our pieces but I wasn't mad because the website warned me it might take longer and the owner also warned me when we picked the pieces we did. The finished products were well worth the time. My daughter and I had so much fun and learned a lot. My daughter has now finished two pieces. I finished a window panel and am now starting my second piece. I will definitely continue coming back here to learn this beautiful craft. This is the place you want to go if you want to learn how to work with glass.

I had a very disappointing experience at Art Glass Studio. The owner was extremely unfriendly and…read moreunwelcoming, which made the entire visit uncomfortable. The selection of glass was quite limited, and the final finishing work was poorly done and lacked attention to detail. Overall, the experience was unpleasant, and I would not return or recommend this studio to others.

Very cool spot. This place is probably best for school-aged children. They do have one wall with…read moreconnector toys for the toddlers but that's about it. It's small but a nice spot to spend under an hour. Also finding the entrance was hard because google maps takes you to the wrong main gate.

I almost got into the Lawrence Livermore Laboratory! Yes, the Lawrence Livermore National…read moreLaboratory is self-described as "a premier research and development institution for science and technology applied to national security." Because they are working with important stuff pertaining to national security, nuclear materials and other top secret stuff, they won't let the average Yelper in there. But, right outside their front gate is the Discovery Center. The Discovery Center is a small museum that gives you a brief introduction to the lab and what they do. They have hands on and interactive exhibits for children to play with. Most of the exhibits were well maintained. It is an interesting way to spend an hour. The staff, at least on the day were there, was fantastic. Since we were the only ones there, she almost gave us a personalized tour to explain some of the exhibits and talk about the lab and what they do. They have an easy scavenger hunt for children with a nice t-shirt as a prize. They are pretty generous with the scavenger hunt and let children of all ages play. The museum is priced just right for most Yelpers. It is free! It's a nice place, with not a lot of visitors.

Meh. All the Festivals or Fairs in The Bay Area tend to have the same vendors. The same goes for…read moreLivermore Wine County Festival it is Saturday/Sunday. Purchased tickets ($20) included 2 drink tickets per ticket for wine or beer. There is also a designated 21 and over drinking area (pours stop 1 hour before festival ends), which is also where the live bands play. The street festival is situated along First Street and there are various vendors, local Livermore stores lining the street. There is a food truck area, and an area for the kids to play. There is also no need to purchase a ticket, as it's not checked to enter, and is only good if you want to drink beer or wine. If you're into drinking cocktails there are restaurants and bars also along the main route of the festival.

Eh, just another wine and beer festival in my opinion. The event lands in the middle of spring, so…read morethe weather isn't too bad. This year was fairly hot, but they had plenty of hydration stations. And if I recall those big blue water coolers they use, they're from the ones they use for the Livermore Half Marathon. But enough about water, lets get to the booze. You can either purchase your beer or wine package online at a cheaper price, or you can just purchase it there for about $40. You'll either receive a cheap plastic beer mug for beers obviously. Or you get real stemless wine glass with the festival label on it. Yep, plastic or glass take your pick, lol. As we arrived, I wasn't expecting a lot of people, but there were. You pretty much walk the main downtown streets of Livermore, and browse the vendors along the way. Stop by the wine or beer stations and slosh your way through. Just kidding, I don't slosh anymore. The festival does stretch along both 1st and 2nd St, so wear comfortable shoes. The local vineyards, like Concannon, Cuda Ridge, Wente, and Steven Kent all represented. And they all seemed to wanna serve reds, especially pinot noir. Some vineyards I've never heard of, yet none really stood out. As for the beers, it seems like if you've been to one beer fest, you've been to them all. I chose not to drink beer in the heat, as I would also much rather chill at a local microbrew than deal with the beer lines. Now for the entertainment. There were a few DJ's spinning to keep the music flowin'. But they also had three sections for live music. And man, some of those bands were simply fantastic! As I grabbed my afternoon coffee from Panama Red, I enjoyed watching this group called The Uptown Six. They perform some excellent covers! Overall, I can't say that I hated this festival, but I also can't say that I loved it as well. For the sake of supporting local businesses, would probably be the only reason for me to attend next year. But unfortunately, nothing really hooked me to want to come back either.

Victoria has improved my home in so many ways! She is a amazing artist that has a incredible…read morevision for what will look perfect in your home. She listens to what your thoughts are & makes it come to life! She also, can transform furniture & other items that may not have the look you want. Her talents are endless & her creativity reaches levels you can't imagine! She is a very nice person to work with & very reliable! Her prices are fair & you will not be disappointed.

From the owner: Murals, Faux Finishing, Decorative painting, Trompe l'oeil, Wall Art, Original Paintings, Painted…read morefurniture, Pet Portraits

This is an incredible way to decorate your home with REAL art that comes to your door. Noa is the…read moreowner and in most cases the designer of the pieces that look best and work in your home and with your style, taste and current decor. She came into my home with dozens of options, hanging canvas's up on my wall where I was able to study them, take a picture and feel the art in the space - then - all of a sudden, I turn around after she has put another two pieces up and WOW that's it. I would have never picked what I picked in any store - but seeing on my wall in MY living room - I knew - it spoke to me, and that was it. The framer came shortly after, framed it perfectly and it's now hanging on my wall. Do you know how many pictures and how much time I would have had to lug in my car and put up each piece only to probably return it and start all over again? Too many hours to count - too many holes in my wall - too many trips to countless stores. Noa is awesome, talented, warm, friendly and honest about what works and what doesn't AND there is no pressure. It's free for her to come and take a test drive of art in your home! Highly recommend!

Noa was wonderful! She had a great eye and understood our style after just a few minutes in the…read morehouse. The paintings she recommended were perfect for each room and what was especially valuable was her suggestions for optimizing the space. We already made a couple of the changes she mentioned and it has really elevated the room! Her style is very personable without feeling like too much of a "sales pitch". Her framer was also punctual and efficient, and available just a couple days after we bought the art. Would definitely recommend Noa's Art to any new home owners looking to create a beautiful space!