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February 2024 by Jeremey Locken
Bought glass ball w a wave in it.
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February 2024 by Valerie Larkin
Pretty stuff $$$
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December 2023 by Tyler W. Cox
Check out the art on display inside, take in the sculpture park behind it, then go exploring the nature trails for a relaxing afternoon.
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November 2023 by Patricia Swinson
Spooky Trails at the Art Center
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November 2023 by Casey Kinney
Wonderful unique gifts, forest walk is soothing and employees are very helpful.
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September 2023 by D Drummond
A great place for special holiday gifts and fine art, fun to browse
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August 2023 by Donna Gishitomi
A beautiful Art center that encourages cultural education and environmental awareness through art. We loved taking part in the community art project and were honored to have our watercolor tiles added to the project.
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July 2023 by Tom
Very interesting garden with activities related to arts from local artists.
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June 2023 by Tom Belanger
Very interesting garden with activities related to arts from local artists.
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April 2023 by Cee Waltz
My granddaughter is taking classes there once a week and she thoroughly enjoys it.
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January 2023 by Brian M.
If you are in the Hawaii Volcanoes National Park and are at the Kīlauea Visitor Center just go to the left (as you look at the visitor's center) and you will arrive at the Volcano Art Center. Ensure it is not close to closing time or they will warn you to come back tomorrow as they close promptly. The art was created by local artists and there is a lot to see and if you are interested in purchasing items there is plenty of media to choose from. Keep in mind that they do this for a living so prices are not cheap for a quick souvenir like you can get at the visitor's center.
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December 2022 by Rhea P (Islander)
Art gallery, art & culture workshops, nature walk thru a rain forest, friendly artist folks. I loved it all!
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September 2022 by Nancy Campbell
Enjoyed my class so much. Registering was easy and the facility has a wonderfully creative vibe.
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September 2022 by Mie A.
The art gallery is very quaint and the staff was really nice. They featured local artists and have items that are more affordable, $50 and up. There was a small sculpture garden and they were interesting too. They also had a yarn or crochet (?) feature that was incorporated in the building and that was really lovely. There's also a small pathway if you'd like to take a look and since it's their administrative office they're not open as much as the other gallery inside volcanoes national park. It's somewhat child friendly and there's a few restaurants in the area so it's convenient to get to.
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August 2022 by Vittorio Grieco
Aloha I recently relocated to Volcano and word around the town was to visit the Volcano Garden Arts Sancturay of Ira Ono. So, I did! I was enchanted by the mystical gardens and places to creatively play and hear children's laughter echo. This is not just a "tourist destination", it's a local artistic hub for creative individuals to come together and play like children laughing. After meeting Ira Ono, I was invited to participate in the community writer's group. I could not have felt more welcomed into the Volcano community. It's hard relocating. I called upon Pablo Neruda and "lifted up my roots" seeking a place to root again. Ira's hub of creative people of all kinds (culinary included) is helping me establish my roots in Volcano. This is truly a place of enchantment both for tourists and locals. A glimpse of true Hawaiian creative community. Thank You Ira Ono. Mahalo, Vittorio...
