First of all, there's no online registration available so it's a bit inconvenient as operating…read morehours are relatively short and you have to call. Quality of projects for kids is ok. Some staff are friendly and some are not. When asked if there are certain classes for kids, this lady at the counter looked defensive and replied dryly, "Only for those who have been here."

We have been patrons of the RAA Foreign Film Program for many years. The program selects films that…read moreare both entertaining and educational. In addition, a major portion of the proceeds are used to supplement art education in the Redlands Unified Schools. These films are shown through the cooperation of the Harkins Movie Theater in Mountain Grove Shopping Center. They're offered twice per film, once in the evening and once in the afternoon. All supported by volunteers! You won't be disappointed. P.S. the films have closed captions.

Comics and Funko Pops and Hip Hop items, oh my! The name of the shop drew me in while exploring the…read morearea, love the Tribe reference. From the street you can see the wall of Funko Pops. Upon entering, I realized the shop was much larger than I had expected. Looks like it may have been 2 shops merged into one at some point. There's a large connected room with a massive Anime books and poster collection. Lots of fun and unique finds. The man at the cashier was friendly and helpful. We left with just a couple small figures but would love to spend more time looking over the variety of books and collectibles. Any shop that includes Hip Hop has my vote!

First time at A Shop Called Quest and honestly, first time in any comic book store, so we walked in…read morelike newborn deer on wobbly legs. We got a quick greeting at the door and then were left to fend for ourselves in the Marvel wilderness. The store is super organized and visually on point. My son made a beeline for the Spider‑Man section like it was calling his name. My daughter, who has zero interest in comics, appreciated that they also sell books, tees, Funko Pops, and other merch so she didn't have to pretend to care about Peter Parker's problems. Checkout was smooth, and the cashier immediately pitched their membership program. Totally fine, it's a one‑time fee, not a monthly situation but we're just not ready to invest in that level of comic commitment yet. Prices were reasonable: about seven bucks for most issues and one $35 comic my son proudly bought with his own money. I let him live his best life. The plot twist came a week later when he sat down to read everything... and realized he accidentally bought three copies of the same comic because the covers were different. Variant covers: 1. Newbies: 0. A tiny heads‑up from the cashier would've saved us from the accidental collector's edition starter pack. All that said, the store is clean, cool, and has the exact comic‑shop vibe you expect. We'll definitely be back, just with a little more research and maybe a checklist so we don't accidentally buy the trilogy of the same issue again. Great spot overall, just not the most newbie‑friendly. But we'll return, now slightly wiser and definitely more cautious around pretty cover art.

I took some classes at TuckerWorks and had so much fun! This was an opportunity to do something…read morespecial for myself. The classes were well organized, but at the same time I felt free to create! I enjoyed learning something new and made a pretty mug, Christmas tree ornament, and a beautiful tree with scenery to hang up. I took my grandchildren to a class and they had such an exciting time they won't forget it. The atmosphere at TuckerWorks is so peaceful and beautiful that it is a lovely get away to have some fun!

My daughter enjoys doing ceramic art here. She have always wanted to start these classes to create…read moresomething special by hand. This place is very good!

After reading the reviews on this gallery, I decided to give it a shot. After all, I love art. The…read moreidea of having an art gallery a bit closer to me was exciting. Parking is metered and on the street. $1.00 gets you an hour. Trust me, you won't need it. I walked in the "gallery" and was hit with an overwhelming odor! It smelled like mildew and a convalescent home. It was awful, but I was already here so I decided to give it a chance. The front of the store is empty with an exception of a few canvas paintings- not properly displayed- but on the floor. To the right are some custom framing. I've seen a better selection and pricing at Micheal's Arts and Crafts store. In the next room is where the paintings were hung. They're all a mess as well. In no way do they display new talent or showcase art. The place is dusty and dirty. The staff barely spoke. This can hardly be categorized as a gallery. It's more like an art studio/rec room. Classless and lacking any sophistication. Typical Riverside.

Division 9 Gallery is awesome! Its a great space with all the artists being local. The owner,…read moreCosme, is very friendly, down to earth, and generous enough to open up the space to community events. Classes are also held at the gallery and the owner lets people use his printing press and studio space. Support Division 9 because cool places like this in Riverside are very few and far between!

My first time here and was greeted by friendly staff. I bought an oil set which was fairly well…read morepriced and received a student discount. I spoke to the older gentleman and asked how long the store has been up and running he said about 30 years. Come shop and support a local art store!

If youre an artist and want real supplies that craft stores don't have come here. If they don't…read morehave something they'll order it in for you. Super nice people, I'm happy I discovered it in my town.

Great gallery, and equally great people. The gallery features distinguished art by artist Toni…read moreLavalle.

RAFFMA (Robert & Frances Fullerton Museum of Art) is a wonderful museum located at Cal State San…read moreBernardino. Parking is for a fee, but it is not high. I think we paid about 5$. It is a walk, however, to the museum from the parking areas. The entry fee is donation based and a minimum of 5$ is suggested. The museum has art from their permanent collections which includes antiquities and contemporary art. They offer new exhibits quite a bit so if yo have something particular in mind, give them a call. They also have solo installations by contemporary artists. This is the best museum in San Bernardino. If you like art you will enjoy this place. Have fun.

If your a student, stop in…read more They offer regular tours to groups. Mostly consists of objects on loan. Entrance is free with a suggested donation of $3. Parking will cost you $5. You can pay for two hour parking and save a dollar, but if you do the 5, you can walk around the campus. It is one of the greenest campuses in the Cal State system. APRIL 19 - JULY 31, 2014 "Vital Signs" Poetry by Juan Delgado and photographs by Thomas McGovern

I love the pottery studio at Vision Quest! I take classes for hand building with Nancy and Penny…read morehere and in Redlands. They are great instructors and it is reasonable cost. I am going to take some throwing classes as well. Penny provides really thorough instruction, and I'm impressed with what even the first time students produce. This is a great place for classes or open pottery studio time. The studio has specific hours separate from the gallery. There is open studio almost every Saturday from noon to 4 or later. The studio is in the small house behind and to the side of the gallery. It sounds like it may be easier to stop by if you can't reach the gallery.

Prompt response to my inquiry from one of the instructors on his art class. Good website for this…read morebusiness.

Getting there: it's nestled in between 2 homes. There is a sign that says "The Peggy Christian…read moreMemorial Garden." One of the volunteers will meet with you to unlock the gate and show you around. Volunteered w/ my coworker to help Helping Hands Pantry, specifically the gardening area. Their broccoli was ready to be harvested! One of the volunteer POCs, Paul, was kind enough to meet with me to explain the whole process. I've never harvested broccoli so this was a cool experience. All tools (knives, gloves, crates) are provided. My coworker, her daughter and I harvested 12 full crates of organic broccoli. To anyone reading this...please go to their website and sign up for a volunteer spot. This would be perfect for a school or work team building event. I challenge you to help out your local community! :) I will leave you with this... self-love is like gardening. Take time to plant yourself in sunlight and speak kind words to yourself. When you take better care of yourself, you can spread your self-love gift to the world.