Went to the Oats Park Art Center to see Theodore Waddell, Gallery Walk Through, Book Signing &…read moreReception. Churchill Arts has an affiliation with the Oats Park Art Center and they are one of the same located at 151 East Park Street in Fallon, NV The Oats Park Art Center has three main rooms inside which house rotating exhibits including paintings, photographs, and sculpture by artists from Nevada and neighboring states. There is a vintage inspired bar there, Very classy. The Barkley Theater, with small balconies and deep-red stage curtains, is lavish but comfortable. Musicians from as far away as Mali and Romania have performed there. A given season might include folk, gospel, rock and zydeco concerts, and the occasional comedy act. I appreciate the fact that Fallon has this venue for the performing and visual arts. It beings culture to this little town. The 2017 -2018 has opened and there are a variety of events happening in Fallon. You can find a list of them on the the Churchill Arts website. Event prices vary from free events to some with a nominal fee.

Churchill Arts Council runs the Oats Park Art Center, a hidden gem. Located in a beautiful,…read morehistoric building, the Council mounts visual art exhibitions of established contemporary artists from the region as well as internationally known artists and photographers. A second, smaller gallery showcases the work of local artists. The small complex also features a museum shop with irresistable local and imported crafts, jewelry and small works of art, a historic theater with with pitched seating so the entire audience has great views at screenings of vintage films and live music performances and a lounge with an old west style, long wooden bar. During my visit, mixed drinks were made by a novice volunteer so they were unusual, to say the least. After one taste, we decided to stick with beer, which was a bargain.

SteveO provided me a quality product in less than a month. It was a custom request and it came out…read morebetter than what I expected. He made my family very happy with our painting. It is a mid 19th century impressionism that me and my fiancee attended.

From the owner: After 35 years, I thought I would put a brush and paint to canvas again…read more Last painting was in 1984 until 2019. Now I have a studio and Gallery in Fallon Nevada.

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.

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.

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.

This is a rad little gallery. I showed some mixed media oil paintings at Reno Art Works recently…read moreand they were great to work with. Very professional and nice in emails and in person. The atmosphere is cool as it's kind of like an industrial storefront in the Dickerson road arts district. Lots of cool arts stuff outside. I was driving by and I was like, yes, this must be the gallery. I visited the group art show to check it out and it all looked great. Didn't make the opening as I'm shy, sober and socially awkward but heard it went well. I hear Reno Art Works has art classes in the space which seems pretty awesome too. What a great community arts resource!

This is a great co-op art studio that rents space to artists. Once a month they have Open Studio…read moreSaturday where the public are welcome to walk through and interact with the artists and see their work. The gallery changes and is currently set up with dog and cat pieces to benefit and raise awareness for the SPCA. They host various events like bands and my personal favorite a public "Stich N' B!tch". If you're looking to get a little culture or are an artist looking for a space to create, this is the place for you.

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! :)

What an awesome little Art Gallery and a great addition to the Riverwalk area!…read more Located on the west side of S Virginia right next to the bridge across the Truckee, this small space features the works of local artist Steve LeFevre. I attended the Grand Opening recently and was amazed at the variety of subjects that this artist paints. From local city scenes to local musicians, lots of great things attract his eye. I and my local multiple award winning group, First Take featuring Rick Metz (www.RickMetz.com), as well as many of the musicians that regularly sit in with us, have been honored to be a subject of his a few times. It's always fun to wind up in a painting by a talented artist. It's a small space packed full of lots of paintings. Everything is available for sale at reasonable prices, so if you'd like something to add to your personal art collection, drop by to browse and see what catches your eye...I'm sure something will... Support local artists!

Nice little gallery in Reno. I found it interesting to talk to Steve about his art, and how it has…read moregrown throughout the years. Next time I'm in the area again, I'll make it a point to visit again.

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.

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.