I wasn't sure if this was still happening!…read more I had to find out if it was. This art walk at downtown Fullerton is indeed still an active event. The downtown Fullerton art walk happens on the first Friday of every month. This happens all year round. It seems like the event was more popular maybe pre-covid? Not too sure. You can walk around downtown, and you will see signs put out for the businesses that are participating. It seems like the hours vary depending on the business. So, some were closed when we went. It may be a good idea to go during the day, so you can hit all of the places before they close. We got to see some art. It was cool. It's always fun exploring downtown Fullerton! Not bad for a free event. It's not something you have to run to go do. It was alright for what it is. A free event to do on a Friday, once a month lol

This review is more for the Third Year Anniversary Event. My first Artwalk was during their third…read moreyear anniversary which was held in the plaza of the Fullerton Museum Center. It was cool how everything was gathered in one place and there was a lot of festivities: photobooth, live music, food trucks, beer and wine garden, arts and crafts booth for kids, etc. The museum gift shop was also open to browse. Great atmosphere and nice to walk around, though I didn't really get involved too much with the booths. I was there mostly to browse and soak in the atmosphere. And to get grub from the food trucks, haha. The gathering was a lot smaller than I thought and I was expecting to see a lot more, but it's ok. I enjoyed the atmosphere. Parking was a breeze since they were set up right next to a couple of free public parking garages. All in all, the event provided some great atmosphere, but I'm not sure if a normal Artwalk would be for me. I suppose if I had nothing better to do on a Friday night and wanted to soak in some local art, I'd go again.

Muzillion is quite a nice store. There is so much art work and they all are decently priced. The…read moreclerk doesn't really speak English, but she did her best. She was also really, really nice. The store was actually pretty good and had room to walk around comfortably. If you are into art, you should check out Muzillion.

I love the painting and staff, David has a perfect collection of all kind of artworks. So it does…read morenot matter what kind of art u like u will definitely find ur thing. They have a big selection of various paintings, abstract, popart, classic etc.

I arrived and couldn't really find the entrance because prior this was a house so luckily there was…read morea worker who let me in through the side. There's several entrances.. I didn't catch his name, but as soon as I walked in, he guided me to the front desk to pay for my insurance, which was five bucks. Sam, The girl working at front desk was not very friendly, no welcoming and didn't really tell me much about the exhibit. Nor about the other extra Natalie Wood small gallery in the back. I was told by Scott who was sitting by bench next to her who was nice and friendly and if it wasn't for him I'd missed this gallery. She needs to be replaced with someone more bubbly or with a more a positive attitude energy. This is my second time visiting the museum and it's always a pleasure walking and enjoying new and different exhibits. It's a beautiful ambience, very welcoming and peaceful.

What a beautiful space for local artists and events are held. I have been coming by this place a…read morecouple of times now and last week attended a non profit event. The weather was perfect, lighting, vendors, and staff were all very nice. I definitely would love to have an event here. There was plenty of parking for guests. Overall, great ambiance and good vibes. Thank you Muckenthaler Cultural Center!

There are different types of art. They were very interesting and very well illustrated. Walked…read morearound to see the art work. There are signs showing studios that are open. Lots of food trucks. Saw a coffee bean and tea truck and the lines were long. Parking on Moulton Ave. if you go down that street, they'll direct you to UPS which cost $20. Lots of walking so wear good shoes, bring water, and be amazed by the art

My first experience at the Brewery Artwalk was so much fun! So the area used to be a brewery campus…read morewhich now turned into work/live spaces. It looks like their own little world in the middle of LA - it must be such a wonderful place to live with people who are creative and live for art. They basically open the doors of their studio where they display their work. It definitely looks like at least half the people live there full time. Wow! I saw so many talented artists and their work was all so unique and special to the artist. This isn't just paintings, but it's a variety of art such as photography, glass blowing, sculptures, etc., Everyone who lives in LA should definitely check this place out at lease once, you will be happy that you did. If you are looking for a special piece for your home or enjoy collecting art, they are displaying artwork to sell. There is a free UPS lot to park in down Moulten street, it dead ends into it. Note there is a lot of walking so make sure you wear comfortable shoes. There will be options to buy drinks (both alcoholic and non alcoholic) - there is a small pub onsite and there will be food options but I'll warn you in advance that there will be a line and can take some time - I'd eat before or after elsewhere. The event is free and I believe they open up there doors to the public twice a year.

Intimate little art gallery that have cool little events. I honestly only go when there's some…read moretype of event going on in China town and it never fails to inspire! The events all seem to be a cross between a art showcase and a party!

Nous Tous, did you know how life changing cool you are yet?…read more I remembered stumbling upon your space in a little whimsically charming building , walking through the entrance door for the first time, and was bear hugged by your warm welcoming energy. Since then, I've been coming back through that door for more than hugs. I want your kisses and even get to 2nd base and beyond. Nous Tous, on the surface, you're an art gallery space for rent. But you put on way more art shows to help support emerging artists and elevate the well being of the community rather than shows to make good money. Your members selflessly sacrifice a lot of their time and energy to make this happen. Nous Tous, you're like a mother who goes hungry so her children can eat. But in your case, it's for strangers. How are you able to do that? You're much more than an art gallery space for rent. On Wednesday evenings, you have community gatherings where you get all participants to explore the truth about life through the discussion of various topics. At those gatherings, you grow us, teach us empathy, encourage the openness of vulnerability which then in turns allow us to give and receive love more easily. And you're so efficient, because you do all that within 1.5 hours as opposed to what I imagine would take months otherwise. Nous Tous, if you were a class in school, you would be the most important of them all and by far too. School teaches us a lot of logic, but it's illogical to me that school doesn't teach what you teach. Your clay and art workshops therapize me. Your poetry nights spoken words are so good, it gives me the chills. Nous Tous, you're my church, my school, my therapist, my home, my life changer, my a lot of things.

I am re-posting my reviews... My account was hacked into and SOMEONE thought that it would be cute…read moreto delete some of my reviews.... Yelp HQ retrieved them) Jul 27, 2008 / 4 Stars So, I have heard a lot about The Light Gallery and I have never made it in for any of their openings till last night..... It was not an art opening however it was for a private B-day White Party... (yes everyone was in white) The art that was on the walls was more of a low-brow art scene.. Mind it was a B-day party and it was very dim in here. I met the owner and he was nice really didn't talk much about art because like I said it was dim in here with a DJ spinning and people all over dancing... I always get the invites for events here on myspace and have yet to make it to any of the exhibits... This place is located near the Little Knight bar off of E. 17th street just past Irvine Street. You can't miss the BOLD LETTERS BOASTING THE NAME LIGHT GALLERY... Entrance was in the back... From what I saw the gallery with whatever lighting that made it possible to see was not the sort of galleries that I am accustomed to going to. But, the bathroom was well overly lit.. The art on the walls in the bathroom were cool... The DJ's were fun.. People fun.. Dancing fun... FREE COCKTAILS.. fun.... The random chatting... fun...

The Light Gallery has become a regular weekend spot for me. I like it mostly because the art show…read morechanges every few weeks and feature different themes and artists.....AND.....the DJs spin good music! If you go to the opening or closing event, you'll have a good chance of meeting an artist(s), who do live art many times, which is really cool!. One time I was there and watched 3 artists draw a model at the same time. It was interesting to see how talented they are and the different styles and techniques they use. Definitely not your ordinary OC spot. I've also attended some charity events, which were pretty cool. It's always nice go to a place where you can have a good time and support a good cause. I've also bought a piece from the gallery, and worked with the owner directly. The owner is always there and has a great appreciation for art and has been really nice to work and hang out with. If you haven't been there yet, I highly recommend check out the Light Gallery! http://www.myspace.com/thelightgallery

Encompassing the space at 6545 Greenleaf Avenue is a new fine art gallery with the acronym MXCL BNL…read moreLAB, MexiCali Biennial Lab. Open free to the community, it is welcoming, filled with creative energy and what an art gallery should be, experimental. The current exhibition focuses on the work of Isidro Perez Garcia, whose work centers on a giant table reminiscent of woven chairs and tables found in Mexico. This table set playfully holds a dialogue with The Broad Museum's, "Under the Table@ by Robert Therrien. It's a must see. The walls of the gallery show the process in illustration of building the set. The exhibit as a whole harkens to our indigenous roots, our current mix of people and points to the future of art in Southern California influenced by the past, present and future. A mexclaje of people, ideas and culture. As such, I'd recommend this gallery as it is vibrant, fun, and not to be missed. It seeks to make art open to everyone and not a select few. I hope the community rallies behind it and visits to take part in the transformative ideas featured in its space.

It is an awesome place! I feel really relax in there, no one is judging your art work, all you get…read moreis real ax and working on your painting. You can change it with your wish and create any styles you want. Instructors showing the steps clearly, and you have break time to ask questions or finish your painting. High recommend Update 2.27.2020 I'm SO HAPPY!!!!!! Due to my work I can't be here on time. Actually I totally miss the class. So I just went to say hi and sorry for the miss. You know what? I got teacher's paint!!! The awesome are work!!!!! I'm sooooooooooo happy now !

Our experience was phenomenal! My fiancé and I try to do something different for date night and…read moresince we've never done this before, B Creative made it super easy and fun for us. Jamie was our instructor and I loved the way she helps us through the process and makes it easy to for us. They provided us everything we need! They prepare the paint, brushes, canvas, even aprons! The seats were super comfortable and the process was fun. I really love that they even encourage us to be creative in making the paintings our own. 11/10 HIGHLY RECOMMEND! We are definitely going to come back again!