Art Galleries in Folsom, CA

“I have visited, worked and displayed my work in several Galleries over the years, DaDas is #1 in my book! Find out for yourself, you'll be pleasantly surprised.”

“Fire & Rain Gallery is an adorable little art, furniture, jewelry, and home goods boutique located at 705 Sutter Street. Most of the items in the store are created by local artists, but a few come from national artists. The pieces are very eclectic. I've seen everything in this gallery from clocks, to Lazy Susans, to a steel stripper statue suspended from the ceiling by a swing on chains. No matter what your price range is, there is something for you here. The jewelry pieces are stunning, and most of it is affordable. If anyone is looking for a last minute Mother's Day gift for a woman with great taste, Fire & Rain Gallery just might have what you're looking for. It would be impossible to decide what my favorite item in the store is, but I absolutely adore their selection of artsy clocks. They also have handbags, wallets, and all kinds of other accessories. When fact-checking for my review, I found out some interesting information about the gallery. It originally opened at 609 Sutter Street, where Citizen & Vine is now located, in 1994. By 2011, the gallery had moved to El Dorado Hills, but in 2017, they came back to Folsom, just down the street from where they had been before. An old, deleted review on an old, deleted Yelp page describes "the upstairs as magical." I can't imagine Fire & Rain with an upstairs, or being just up the street from Planet Earth Rising, but it looks like that's where it used to be. The new location is sort of long and narrow (and is only one story, as far as I know). The gifts and jewelry are in the front room, which is the largest. The room behind that has mini rooms sectioned off on each side, which is where most of the smaller art pieces are usually kept. In the back of the gallery, natural light shines through a window with stained glass panels around its edges. An orange tree sits just on the other side of the window, like natural art. The back room is usually my favorite, since this is where the larger furniture pieces are kept. There are also several pieces in this room by an artist who paints NorCal forests in this magical, surreal manner. If I had $700 to spend on a painting, I would buy one of those. Overall, the art is well-chosen, the ambiance is outstanding, and the employees are friendly. This is one of my favorite shops on Sutter Street.”

“I have had the pleasure and honor to have taken classes from Kirk Miller when he was located in Tustin, CA. His pricing was fair and he was flexible with one's schedule. He is personable and encouraging, making it easy to be his student. He is never negative or critical. He suggests tips from what he sees artistically and will walk you though whatever you might be needing as you develop your painting. He is skilled at helping you develop YOUR painting that is attractive and captivating but is still "you". I am certain his current students feel as fortunate to have him in Folsom as we were here in Tustin.”

“I had an amazing experience. This was my first tattoo so I was very nervous about the whole process. Austin was my artist and I can't stress this enough... he was awesome. The environment in there is so relaxed and they feel super tight nit which was nice to feel a part of. I plan on going back in the future to add more to the half sleeve I got.Can't recommend them enough!”