Edward went out of his way on a Sunday at 6:00p.m. to go to maintenance shop to get me a pair of…read morelight bulbs for my kitchen ceiling lights my mother is almost blind and needed burned bulbs replaced asap so that she can see in kitchen thank you so much edward you are a blessing to have around.

After visiting other art galleries in my travels I just had to make Annex Gallery a 5 star rating…read more Incredible selection of prints.

Calabi Gallery is one in a million. In a sea of mediocre and soulless art pimps, this guy is an…read moreangel and a true patron. He has the most eclectic and ahead-of-the-times artists represented- the kind of thing you buy for a song now and others pay top dollar for in another few years when they catch up. This is more than a gallery. It's obvious when you walk in that this is a man who loves the work and just wants his clients to love it too. He's a conservator by trade and knows so much more about the work than any curator or dealer. Bottom line: this place and it's people have soul!

From the owner: Calabi Gallery features an eclectic collection of unusual antique, modern and contemporary art in…read moreall media with a focus on postwar west coast modernism

This gallery is located Santa Rosa, so the location itself is a piece of art. If you ever have the…read moreopportunity to visit the gallery, do so. Sande Schlumberger has put together a beautiful and varied collection of art from the past and present, and it's all housed in a unique space that really lets you get a sense of the art in a living environment. She has a great eye for pieces that are not just pleasing to the senses, but that tend to be investment worthy as well. This is not a walk-in gallery, so call ahead and tell her that Nish sent you!

A hidden gem in Santa Rosa! The California Indian Museum and Cultural Center offers a powerful and…read morerespectful look into the history and traditions of California's Native communities. The exhibits are thoughtful and well-curated, especially the one on Ishi and the cradle baskets. The space is small but meaningful, and the staff was welcoming and knowledgeable. A worthwhile stop if you're in the area!

We came from Sacramento with the intentions to visit this museum. I had messaged requesting a time…read morethat was not available and I forgot to schedule a "time". We got into town and I called the museum, they did not have any time time available but told us to come on . They made an accommodation. My toddler enjoyed looking and trying to unlocking the cases. The museum was great and bigger then I had expected. The gift shop was awesome too! It was nice to see brands such as NTVS, the old Native Threads before Amy and her sister took over, also seeing the hand made jewelry from California Natives. I did recognize the jewelry even without the labels. It was a bummer that this museum is not apart of the museum for all when my husband asked. Someone should look into that and the museum be removed from the list.

If you find yourself near Old Courthouse Square and haven't ducked into Corrick's, you're doing…read moreSanta Rosa wrong. I stopped in to hunt for a Valentine's Day gift and was immediately met with a bewildering number of choices. It's the kind of place where you go in for one thing and end up contemplating an entire lifestyle upgrade. Their selection of greeting cards is easily the best in the area--actually witty, high-quality stuff that doesn't feel like a grocery store afterthought. What really makes this spot a gem is their support for the community. I managed to score a fantastic Valentine's piece from a local artisan, which beats a generic box of chocolates any day. Whether you're looking for fine crystal, unique jewelry, or quirky home decor, the variety is genuinely impressive. The service was top-notch--helpful without hovering--and you can't beat the ideal location right in the heart of downtown. It's a local institution for a reason.

Great selection, including stationary, gifts. Pleasant helpful staff. Better alternative to chain…read morestores. Keeping money local is a priority for me. Went for something they did not have, recommend calling first.

We were in visiting San Francisco Ventura and my daughter is really wanting to come to Charles M…read moreSchultz Museum, for a couple years now. Peanuts are her favorite, it's about 50 to an hour drive with traffic. Very easy to get to once we were there. It's in a beautiful little neighborhood. Plenty of parking. The museum itself has a lot of interesting things to read about and the history of Charles and how he started some interesting things I had never knew. The gift shop is very small not much to purchase. But we did discover if you cross the way there's an ice rink and they sell snacks there and then next to that there's a store that has tons of peanut merchandise.

The cutest little museum and a MUST do for Peanuts fans!!!…read more My wife and I took a trip to Santa Rosa, specifically for this museum. The museum is rather small, but is very well done. The entire Schulz campus, including the gift shop and the ice rink is an experience. You will want to give yourself a few hours to fully experience this place. Up stairs, there is an area where you can sit and color and also trace your favorite peanut characters. They provide all the supplies to make your own paper Snoopy Dog House. It is very cute. The museum as several great picture opportunities throughout the museum. Even the bathrooms are themed with Peanuts characters on the tiles. In addition to enjoying the museum, I also highly recommend doing the "Peanuts on Parade". There are Peanut status all throughout the Santa Rosa area. Over 100 of them!!! We challenged ourself to find and take a picture with all of them. We got about 120 before we ran out of time. It's free, other than your time and gas to drive around, but it was an extended part of the Peanuts experience that we absolutely enjoyed.

Kathy's artwork is absolutely beautiful. She captures the beauty and spirituality of all that is…read morearound her in her work. Highly recommended!

Awesome place to search for some mid century furniture and all different kinds of art. Many…read moredifferent artists have areas displaying their work and the place winds around and the repurposing of this building for something more positive is great to see. Great place to wander around and shop if you're in the market for some art pieces or just to get ideas even.

Lovely very high end stuff in a large variety of styles. The proprietor is friendly and…read moreknowledgeable. Many unique pieces.