46501 Gualala Rd., (707) 884-1138. Free.
Located off a back road, this extraordinary art gallery and center is well hidden in a grove of redwoods. The environment-friendly Gualala Arts Center;features high ceilings, tall windows with views of the redwoods, and slate floors. Inside, two main-floor galleries display changing shows; a clay studio is downstairs and an art library is upstairs. Outside, the nation’s only haiku trail—like its namesake poetry style, it is short and easy--leads past poems engraved into stones, and another trail leads to the river. Additionally, you’ll find a sculpture garden and a picnic area with pizza oven.
On the third weekend in August, the annual Art in the Redwoods festival—which has been happening since 1961--occurs to celebrate art, food, and gardens. Arts vendor booths, an outdoor stage, and picnics are part of the fun.
Things to do in Mendocino.
More ideas for exploring Northern California.
image ©2013 Carole Terwilliger Meyers
interior of Gualala Arts Center in Gualala, California |
Located off a back road, this extraordinary art gallery and center is well hidden in a grove of redwoods. The environment-friendly Gualala Arts Center;features high ceilings, tall windows with views of the redwoods, and slate floors. Inside, two main-floor galleries display changing shows; a clay studio is downstairs and an art library is upstairs. Outside, the nation’s only haiku trail—like its namesake poetry style, it is short and easy--leads past poems engraved into stones, and another trail leads to the river. Additionally, you’ll find a sculpture garden and a picnic area with pizza oven.
On the third weekend in August, the annual Art in the Redwoods festival—which has been happening since 1961--occurs to celebrate art, food, and gardens. Arts vendor booths, an outdoor stage, and picnics are part of the fun.
Things to do in Mendocino.
More ideas for exploring Northern California.
image ©2013 Carole Terwilliger Meyers
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