The Guide

Enjoy live music, food, and a kid-friendly community event with local artists, including Sarah Siameh, Martha Mosher, Jeffrey Oldham, Paula Smiles, Tracy Martin,and Cameron Grant. Recital by Rare Spark Lessons and Austin Lightfoot at Downtown Container Park stage.

Celebrate local art and at ARTSpace on the Second Saturday of every month. Open to all ages. This month: new art by Cig Neutron, Deyn Ryder & Robin Slonina. Also happening in the area is the Fremont Festival of the Arts.

Artists are invited to drop by the bar's atmospheric patio and enjoy some community art-making. All creatives are welcome to bring a project to work on: painting, drawing, crafting... all art materials and skill levels are welcome! Rather drink and watch than create? You're welcome, too, but keep the snarky comments to yourself.

This multi media group exhibition has works by Nevada-based artists Aimee Coello, Camile Lovaz, Rose Miller, Niko Navalta, Jessica Samaniego, Bella Sanabria, Montaysia Yuneek, and Arianna Zaremehrjardi. It runs February 13 through June 20. There will be a panel discussion and artist reception on June 11, starting at 6 pm.

To The Left explores the fertile ground between the tangible world and the limitless potential of "the possible." By presenting a collection of alternative realities, the exhibition serves as a portal into spaces where the rules of the everyday are rewritten. This multi-media group show bridges the gap between our current existence and the speculative futures or parallel dimensions envisioned by the artists. Each work functions as a unique snapshot of another universe, woven together into an open narrative that challenges viewers to look beyond the horizon of their own reality and consider the radical potential of the imagined.

The gallery is closed Saturday and Sunday.

This multi media group exhibition has works by Nevada-based artists Aimee Coello, Camile Lovaz, Rose Miller, Niko Navalta, Jessica Samaniego, Bella Sanabria, Montaysia Yuneek, and Arianna Zaremehrjardi. It runs February 13 through June 20. There will be a panel discussion and artist reception on June 11, starting at 6 pm.

To The Left explores the fertile ground between the tangible world and the limitless potential of "the possible." By presenting a collection of alternative realities, the exhibition serves as a portal into spaces where the rules of the everyday are rewritten. This multi-media group show bridges the gap between our current existence and the speculative futures or parallel dimensions envisioned by the artists. Each work functions as a unique snapshot of another universe, woven together into an open narrative that challenges viewers to look beyond the horizon of their own reality and consider the radical potential of the imagined.

The gallery is closed Saturday and Sunday.

This multi media group exhibition has works by Nevada-based artists Aimee Coello, Camile Lovaz, Rose Miller, Niko Navalta, Jessica Samaniego, Bella Sanabria, Montaysia Yuneek, and Arianna Zaremehrjardi. It runs February 13 through June 20. There will be a panel discussion and artist reception on June 11, starting at 6 pm.

To The Left explores the fertile ground between the tangible world and the limitless potential of "the possible." By presenting a collection of alternative realities, the exhibition serves as a portal into spaces where the rules of the everyday are rewritten. This multi-media group show bridges the gap between our current existence and the speculative futures or parallel dimensions envisioned by the artists. Each work functions as a unique snapshot of another universe, woven together into an open narrative that challenges viewers to look beyond the horizon of their own reality and consider the radical potential of the imagined.

The gallery is closed Saturday and Sunday.

This multi media group exhibition has works by Nevada-based artists Aimee Coello, Camile Lovaz, Rose Miller, Niko Navalta, Jessica Samaniego, Bella Sanabria, Montaysia Yuneek, and Arianna Zaremehrjardi. It runs February 13 through June 20. There will be a panel discussion and artist reception on June 11, starting at 6 pm.

To The Left explores the fertile ground between the tangible world and the limitless potential of "the possible." By presenting a collection of alternative realities, the exhibition serves as a portal into spaces where the rules of the everyday are rewritten. This multi-media group show bridges the gap between our current existence and the speculative futures or parallel dimensions envisioned by the artists. Each work functions as a unique snapshot of another universe, woven together into an open narrative that challenges viewers to look beyond the horizon of their own reality and consider the radical potential of the imagined.

The gallery is closed Saturday and Sunday.

This multi media group exhibition has works by Nevada-based artists Aimee Coello, Camile Lovaz, Rose Miller, Niko Navalta, Jessica Samaniego, Bella Sanabria, Montaysia Yuneek, and Arianna Zaremehrjardi. It runs February 13 through June 20. There will be a panel discussion and artist reception on June 11, starting at 6 pm.

To The Left explores the fertile ground between the tangible world and the limitless potential of "the possible." By presenting a collection of alternative realities, the exhibition serves as a portal into spaces where the rules of the everyday are rewritten. This multi-media group show bridges the gap between our current existence and the speculative futures or parallel dimensions envisioned by the artists. Each work functions as a unique snapshot of another universe, woven together into an open narrative that challenges viewers to look beyond the horizon of their own reality and consider the radical potential of the imagined.

The gallery is closed Saturday and Sunday.

Miniature fun for creative and curious people! Imagine hundreds of tiny worlds created by dozens of miniaturists under one roof! Discover the stories, the artistry, and the obsession behind the miniature movement. Join the makers, collectors, and dreamers who build big in small scale, such as Paige Hammond, John Paulo Pabustan, Susan Canaday Henry, and Haley Costomiris.