Art Galleries in Napa, CA

“This unique contemporary museum is located in Carneros, between Napa and Sonoma. Currently, they have a Cuban exhibit which according to the tour guide is rare, given the difficulty of obtaining Cuban artworks. As of now they only do guided tours which takes about an hour and a half. It’s privately owned and supported by an endowment fund. The facilities are nice and they have plans to open the place to events to generate income to keep the place going. Having a lake type body of water adds serenity to the museum.
If you’re looking for something to see in Napa Valley, check this place out.”

“I just love this gallery. Jessel Miller is such a kind, gracious and welcoming hostess. The quality of items and many different selections of the arts are amazing. (And her almond flour cookies are so good).”

“Stepping into Cordair Fine Art is like stepping into a beautiful vision of what the world could be and should be. Linda and the team are very kind and professional. This is our favorite art gallery in the world”

“I took a chance on Framery and am so glad! Craig is fantastic. He is really friendly and upbeat, and most importantly, he has a great eye for framing your art. He has many years of experience, and a master's in fine art – which is obvious from the moment you start working with him. Framing is quite expensive, and fairly permanent, so it is imperative to hire the best. Craig is the best.I was looking for framing suggestions, with different price points, and he provided many. He didn't try to upsell me or push me to purchase more, or do anything too fancy. Even though I chose fairly complicated frames, and had two pieces, the work was done very quickly, and his communication is very good; he wrapped the art well, and helped me put it in my car. The art looks even better now that it is so beautifully framed. His work is precise and perfect, and I'm thoroughly impressed.Working with Craig was a wonderful experience and I absolutely love the way the framing turned out. I plan to bring all my future art to Framery!”

“Loved this place. Many different artists showcase their work. Lovely to see. It brings out the emotions when you see other people's beautiful work. An artist made beautiful scenery pictures out of cloth. Another oil paint that was awesome, another one had little dainty decorations that you stick in a plant or in your inside garden of some sort. And a jewelry maker with one of a kind pieces.”

“We enjoyed poking our heads through this art gallery in downtown Napa! While most was out of our price range, we specifically enjoyed the stunning art that reflected our surroundings on the trip: Napa Valley vineyard landscapes, wine bottles, creative food and drink perspectives, and textured rural scenes. We didn't walk away with any purchase, but are grateful to have local art to peruse while exploring downtown Napa.”

“Ten sculptures by seven different artists, with the theme of "play", this is a cool exhibit in Napa. Apparently, the Napa Art Walk theme changes every couple of years. We visited this past weekend, and it was pretty much like a scavenger hunt, because the pieces are not all located in the exact same area, they are along different streets hidden in gardens and near businesses at random points. But if you have a map, it makes it easier (I included a photo). Most of the pieces are within walking distance to each other, but on a super hot day, we opted to skip a few that were farther out. If you love art, this is a great display of unique and creative artworks, some simpler than others but all created with symbolism. The pieces are made out of diverse materials, from musical strings to bicycle parts, as well as stone, glass, aluminum, and steel. My favorite sculptures were Time and Awareness, stone artwork that looked almost like a wave, and Wild Flower, a colorful presentation of the Californian poppy made out of bicycle wheels (this one's easy to find, it's right next to Gott's Roadside at Oxbow Public Market). Most of the others are closer to the Riverfront, or 1st and Main. We had fun experiencing the seventh Napa Art Walk exhibition (2021-2023) on a Sunday afternoon, an opportunity to appreciate the talents of diverse artists. And interestingly, according to the website, the art pieces are also for sale. Cool.”