Beautiful gallery with unique pieces ranging from $30 to the hundreds. The owner makes…read moreexceptional choices, and assists in managing the other galleries on the small strip. Our family loves art and loves to support professional artists. Our favorite stop on the way to Yosemite!

This is one of the best art galleries we've been to (and we've been to tons!). There is an…read moreexcellent variety of fine art, pottery, and folk art. We were especially impressed with the fine art collection, featuring amazingly talented local artists. The pottery selection is extensive as well and very good. They also have locally made jewelry. Whether you're looking for a beautiful piece of art to expand your collection, or just a small token to remember your visit to Yosemite, this is the place to get it.

This newly opened art gallery features the artwork of 30+ local artists with diverse visions and…read morecreative expressions. The art is expertly displayed for viewing and reasonably priced for those of us who want to purchase beautiful things for our homes or for gifts. If you haven't already visited, be sure to do so as soon as possible. You won't be disappointed.

From the owner: The Yosemite Sierra Artists (YSA) Gallery features artwork from over 30 local artists. Stop by to…read moreperuse and purchase original artwork, prints, gifts, art cards, stickers and more! Located in Oakhurst, California, the last major town before Yosemite National Park.

Fresno Flats, Oakhurst: 2025 Dec 20 (5 of 5) Community…read moreHoliday Fair & Market In the little town of Oakhurst, where people are few but hearts are big, I noticed the folks here try and support each other in the little things they do. Today, a community holiday fair was held at Fresno Flats. I joined the lucky folks and did a walk-about. Holiday music fills the air on this gorgeous morning, while animals made their debut. I made friends with a couple of goats - actually, it was mama and her kid. As her kid nuzzled up to visitors and chewed on some treats, mama stood guard. I even managed to pet the kid and persuade it to eat out of my hand. Present were two food trucks. Chef Yuji and his lovely wife, Veronique are known to everyone in this little town. Their food truck emblazoned with Matsumoto Samurai's Kitchen parked in its usual spot, offering several Japanese delights to choose from. Their sushi is always fresh and delicious. The chefs take pride in what they serve. Of course, I couldn't walk away without getting my favourite. Poki Bowl: fresh tuna and salmon over sushi rice and two sides. I stopped by a stall manned by Stacy (she gave me permission to take her photo and post it on social media). Stacy said she makes all the natural products herself: soaps, candles, lip gloss, etc. The items looked clean and well packaged. I think they're perfect as stocking stuffers, or just a sweet gift to someone special. It looks like everyone there was having a lovely time: children dressed up and playing in the park, while adults chatted under the tent. There were folks in period costumes handing out candy canes, even Santa was on hand to 'ho-ho-ho' his way. Overall, this is a lovely place to spend a few hours.

What a fun place! Many relocated structure are on this property. Look for their monthly craft…read morefair/open houses. The museum is now open. Learn about mountain living in days of yore