My girlfriend and I were lucky enough to stumble upon Sam's studio while we were in the area…read morechecking out some antique shops. Sam was gracious and engaging, I loved picking his brain about his work. His art is captivating and thought provoking - everywhere you look there's something new to discover. Go in with an open mind and prepare to go down the rabbit hole!

I stumbled upon the Rabbit Hole Art Gallery & Studio last weekend while visiting Sebastopol. I…read moredropped in and met with Sam and was amazed by his incredible artwork - it's really amazing how versatile and diverse his work is. He's truly a talented artist and the Rabbit Hole has a very open, welcoming feeling to it. Sam was there to answer any questions and shared the background on some of my favorite pieces. If you're in the area (or even if you're not), it's definitely worth a visit! I'll be a regular visitor and can't wait to see what Sam's up to next.

I love this charming local art center and have enjoyed many exhibits here over the years. Today we…read morevisited the Wayne Thiebaud exhibition, which was absolutely fabulous. I've seen a number of his works before at the Crocker Art Museum in Sacramento, but several of the pieces on display today were new to me--such a treat to experience different works up close. The gift shop is small yet thoughtfully curated, featuring items inspired by the current exhibit along with creations by talented local artisans. Admission is very reasonable, and students receive discounted entry at just $10. Donations are also warmly welcomed and help support this wonderful community art space.

My friend and I stopped here on a whim one afternoon, seeing their food-themed art gallery. When I…read moreentered and asked about admission I was told entry is free, though they do also have a donation box. In addition to the small gallery of (mostly local) artists, they also had some art pieces for sale. I was impressed by the quality of the work and fell in love with several pieces on display. Most of the pieces were also for sale, though nothing I would consider inexpensive. It's art, so you'll have to decide how much you like something and if you want to purchase it. It also seems like non-local artists could display work here if they were a member of the center. Maybe I should look into it! Really nice place to stop for an hour or two. Highly recommend it.

I cannot recommend this gallery enough as an escape and an art lover's destination far removed from…read morethe hustle and bustle of the San Francisco galleries. They operate as a co-op and feature a truly stunning variety of works and subjects. I especially love coming here on the weekends and enjoying the coast and wine country. If you are looking to support local artists and enjoy seeing beautiful canvases and sculptures up close and in person, make a point or visiting Sebastopol Gallery on Main Street!

This art gallery showcases the work local artists including one of my favorite, James Reynolds. We…read morehave currently own three pieces of his beautiful artwork hanging in our home which we thoroughly enjoy. I've also seen some beautiful jewelry there as well handcrafted by local artists. It's a really enjoyable experience visiting the gallery and sometimes meeting the artists. Sebastopol is a charming town to visit with a nice farmer's market and wonderful wineries in close proximity in Sonoma County.

Beautiful art gallery like shop . Jennifer has a great eye…read morefor unique and stunning items . I bought two framed pieces from a local artist that she said is self taught . I felt reasonably priced , both together totaled under $400 . They work perfect for where they hang . I felt lucky to have stumbled upon them . Also , really nice for gifts . Love the Barlow , so fun , open , airy . Taylor's coffee a few doors over . Many food choices and libations . Great movie theatre . Also , a few blocks away , art supplies and Copperfield's books . Really can make a day of it . Check it ou

Very nice art gallery type store. Not much in here but what is here is very expensive and classy…read more Not a good place to stop if you have a four year old who wants to touch beautiful things. May stop by again but without a child in tow.

This antique shop seems almost like a mini Mid-Century modern museum. There are so many interesting…read moreand colorful wares to look at, it's definitely a one-of-a-kind shop. Beautiful selection of colorful glass, mod furniture & art, as well as a fun patio section. The owner was manning the shop and was super friendly and happy to talk about the items on offer. I didn't look at too many prices but did check out a glass decanter that seemed to be priced on par for its quality, style and brand. Super fun antique shop that seems thoughtfully curated.

If you're looking for Mid Century Art, Furniture, Lighting and Collectibles, then this is the store…read morefor you. Rick's experience and trained eye for the unusual and beautiful is the best I have seen for a wonderfully curated collection of high end MCM at very reasonable prices. It's rare to find so many pieces in one shop that get you excited to add to your collection or to outfit a Mid Century home. And to top it off, Rick's a very friendly guy who's love of mcm antiques he shares with every customer. You won't find a better shop anywhere! This is the place!

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

Paul's brushwork paintings display an originality that makes me appreciate how beautiful and simple…read moreart can be. I never tire of looking at them and find pleasure as I go through my day in their company. This is art that any serious collector should consider purchasing.

From the owner: I believe art is the way we communicate with ourselves, with those around us, and with the world…read more Art can have many expressions through many mediums. My art comes from my study of Zen Buddhism and the martial art, Aikido. In Zen, there is a wonderful austerity and beauty. We see that in the rock garden at Ryoanji Temple in Kyoto, Japan. Aikido comes from the lush Shinto garden that is filled with vibrancy and aliveness. I think of Aikido as the bamboo forests in "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon." When I pick up my brush, I am dealing with only ink and paper. The blank sheet of paper is where I step into these worlds. As soon as I began moving my brush, I am both artist and observer. I am also having fun because something is happening that fully engages me, the artist, and me the observer. There is a fine balance between these two forces.

Such a fun stop! Loved walking through to see them all! The street had plenty of parking.read more

I was so curious about all of these metal sculptures around town so a friend and I parked on one…read moreend of Florence Avenue and casually walked up and down the street. What imagination and creativity! I loved photographing each one. There was one house with tons of artwork. The entire front yard is adorned with them and I wondered if this is where the artist lives. Sure enough there were pamphlets near the sidewalk and that's when I learned that the artist is Patrick Amiot. His spouse, Brigitte Laurent, paints his works of art. He calls his creations Urban Folk Art. Some are quite huge but all are very unique and original. What an entertaining way to reuse metal. For feathers and scales, we noticed he layers flat jar lids and they look amazing after they've been painted. My favorite was (Buster) Posey and the two owls but there were so many we both loved. I drive up this street regularly but it is definitely worth it to park and take a closer look. Florence Avenue is like the artist's outdoor studio. It's a manageable and worthwhile leisurely stroll. You will see other metal sculptures around town by this artist and I happened to know that Mom's Apple Pie on Gravenstein Highway has one now too so I included a photo of it. Such fun whimsical creations!

I was very surprised when I walked into this newly opened art and local craft gallery. There were…read moreso many different pieces of functional art from wallets, pendants, cards, custom shirts and hats, natural stones with etched graphics, and do much more. One of the owners was present and shared the background of each of the contributing artist. Every pieced was done locally and one of a kind. They had a 3 d printer making specially designed iPad and phone holders with a list of other created items to come. Great place to visit.

Ayy yall support my hommies right here! Aint nothing but love.coming from them and thier creations,…read moresome of the most amazing art you will find in sonoma county outside of the festivles if your looking for something truely unique! Always great service! One Love! - ARROW

What a delightful shop! My sisters and I poked around in…read morehere for quite some time. Each of us purchasing items. Helpful gals and great vibe! Definitely will be back!

I am absolutely in love with this shop…read more Witchy HQ for all Bay Area coven who celebrate. The bookstore is AMAZING, and you can buy candles or make your own. Beautiful selection of crystals, tarot card mats, jewelry, soaps, sprays & oils. Incredibly helpful lovely staff. 10/10 Will return again and again, so grateful for Milk & Honey.