A cool space for hosting art classes by day and displaying as an art gallery by day and night at…read morethe second Saturday Pomona ArtWalk. Tonight there was live music. Downstairs was an art show showcasing art by faculty and staff at Western University of Health Sciences. Intimate space underground, well curated, beautiful pieces, some very provocative and moving.

Environment was good. Service was good. Art was great here pretty cool here nice workread more

A small little college museum, located at the Claremont Village. Admission is free. Street parking…read moreis fairy easy to find. Pomona College Museum of Art is a small modern art space featuring mix of contemporary historical works. I am not sure how often the displays rotate, but it's a perfect 30mins - 1hour visit.

Beautiful, modern art space with a thoughtfully curated mix of contemporary and historical works…read more The free exhibitions are engaging and well-presented, and it's a great stop for a creative afternoon if you're into art and culture.

I has such an amazing time at the BYGONE SUSPICION show at the Promenade Gallery last night…read more What a great space! Mary is such an incredible person and so welcoming. I was not only impressed by the art work in the space but also the people who attended the event. Promenade Gallery is a true gem!

From the owner: The Promenade Gallery's Mission is to bring a diverse range of Artists, Poets and Musicians to…read moreexpress their different gifts in the Pomona, California Community. There are Monthly Exhibits and Open Mics's on the 1st and 3rd of the month.

I have always enjoyed browsing/shopping at Pomona Antique Mart. They have a wide selection of…read morevintage and antique items for reasonable prices. Very friendly and helpful staff. My latest find was a Hoosier kitchen cabinet. Jose even helped us move it.

Incredibly fun to explore and browse all three floors of this family owned antique store on…read morehistoric Antique Row, 2nd Street downtown Pomona. Today it felt even more beautifully curated and designed in terms of the displays in each alcove. I was looking for a particular glass to replace one that we had recently broken at home. Though I didn't find it, the search felt like a fun scavenger hunt and I thoroughly enjoyed myself!

I love art so love finding art galleries to stop by! The Brea Gallery has different exhibits…read morethroughout the year. It does have an admission fee with some exceptions but it's a really small price, very affordable. I liked the variety of arts showcased. They even have a small shopping area of items to purchase, including stickers, keychains, pins, etc.

We came to this beautiful art gallery during the Brea Fest on 8/11/23…read more The theme is: No Song Unsung On view July 22 to Sept 15, 2023 The exhibit changes. Check the website for more information. Hours Wednesday - Sunday 12pm - 5pm Closed on Mondays, Tuesdays, major holidays, and in between exhibits Admission $3 General Admission $2 for Seniors, Military, and Students (with valid ID) FREE Admission for Brea Residents and Children Under 12 If you love arts, come check this gallery.

Awesome owner! the art work is cool and satisfying to look at while I drink my coffee. Cool gear!read more

I cohosted a private event with them to paint our dogs in a beach landscape and it turned out…read morepretty well! Their prices were very reasonable and they were very accommodating to our requests such as allowing our dogs in the studio while we paint. We communicated beforehand to organize the private event to make sure the date/time slot was open, security deposit was met, payment was collected fairly, and we agreed upon an example painting that I found online. They pre-sketched a generic version of our dog beforehand with the set up of supplies and they instruct and guide us through the painting process. They demonstrate and show us what colors to use. They basically guided us through how to get the basic foundation of our painting and then we have the chance to personalized and add more to our liking. Everyone painted the same concept of painting but all of the paintings turned out differently so that was neat! They come around and help you with your painting if you have any questions. They also kindly refill any paint colors you need more of as many times as you need. They also offered a complimentary glass of wine (rosé) to everyone as well. Everything was very chill and relaxed. It's an intimate setting with a capacity of 14 people. One guy instructed the painting process while the other guy served our wine and gave us some facts about Pomona. They were both very friendly! I think this is a good opportunity for people who have never painted to try things out and also a nice opportunity for more experienced painters to just play around. It's also a cool thing to do to hang out and be creative! Our time slot was from 10am-12:30pm but we ended up starting about 20 minutes late because they were still setting the supplies up and some people were running late and we finished around 1:40pm but they didn't even rush us to leave! They also cleaned everything up for us when we were done. My friend and I accidentally broke one of their wine glasses and they also didn't mind! Sorry and thank you for the hospitality! I'm actually going to cohost another event with them again in May cause I had so much fun! Free parking is available behind the building, on the street, or by the train tracks across the street.

I suppose things have changed a bit since then, especially in the world of art. There was a time…read morewhen the styles, colors, and movements I admired were dominant, shaping the way I understood creativity. Artists worked with familiar techniques and mediums, and the galleries I visited felt like they followed a certain rhythm. Over time, though, the art scene evolved. New forms emerged, digital tools became central, and experimental approaches took the spotlight. Even the way people engage with art feels different now--social media, virtual galleries, and interactive installations have transformed the experience. Looking back, I'm struck by how the art that once felt timeless has become a memory of its era, and how the ever-changing nature of creativity reflects the world's constant motion.

NEED INSPIRATION? Whenever you want to be inspired and see…read moreArt in its true form.. Come down to First Street! The art is incredible, witty and life changing! First Street is a gallery and art center features artist who are commonly know as Outsider artists. Adults come to the center to develop skills, create art and exhibit work! The Gallery features First Street Artist, collaborative projects with local artist and other art centers! The Gallery is open during the week year around and as well as Saturday's during the summer! Sign up to be on their mailing list so you may learn about their art openings! Be a part of First Street create a tile during the summer workshops and have your work part of the fall show! (I love art!) -Sign up for mailers! -Do the summer tile workshops -Support killer art! -Come for inspiration!!! xoxo

Really enjoyed our visit here today. It is a gem in Claremont's downtown Depot -- the Lewis Museum…read moreof Art is small but packed with thoughtfully curated local and regional art. The historic train station setting gives it charm, and the rotating exhibits make every visit fresh and intriguing. Perfect stop for a creative weekend afternoon wander.

Cute tiny museum with nice staff!…read more I think entry is normally $5, but they're doing a "pay what you want", which can be anything. I think $5 a fair price considering the museum's size, though-- it's more or less just 3 rooms. To be honest, I didn't like this current set of exhibits that much, but that's probably just a matter of taste. It's also located near a lot of other cool stuff in Claremont.