Tsunami’s Glass Shop
- 401 N Main St #202, Fort Bragg, CA 95437, USA
- (707) 985-8125
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45200 Little Lake St, Mendocino, CA 95460, USA
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Prentice Gallery
- 45050 Main St, Mendocino, CA 95460, USA
- (707) 937-5205
tc gallery
- 225 N Franklin St, Fort Bragg, CA 95437, USA
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So happy to have seen Larry Fuentes exhibit in 2019. Sad to hear about his house fire and his passing. Grateful for Mendocino Arts Center for showcasing various artists.
Nicole L
This review is only for the accommodation. I’ve never had such a frustrating experience dealing with a hotel. I requested to cancel the room a week before the trip. They rejected the request so I kept the reservation and decided to stay. However, while they rejected my request, they charged me for the room, and double booked the room for the same dates for another guest. Sent them many messages, called, and no replies. I had to find a last min place to stay and they still don’t refund me. Avoid at all cost.
Cait Loper
To be clear, this is a review of the studio we rented: this is a cute little studio room, with a kitchenette and a gorgeous location with a quick walk to the headlands and close to the amazing town of Mendocino. We ran out of TP and we had no one to reach out to. We received a number, but only to contact in an emergency. It is also very easy to hear the people in the neighboring studios, but that is going to be the case with most hotels in this lil’ Mendocino town! Overall, would stay again!
Paul Blackwell
Comfortable and casual art gallery. No pressure. I did leave a modest donation. The artists that created this center revitalized the village of Mendocino after the lumber industry left.
Alex Unger
The art center is a main stay of the Mendocino community. Walk from the Main Street a few blocks and you’re in art heaven. We got a wonderful tour from one of the kind and knowledgeable artists in residence. There ceramics department does classes on all different firing techniques including raku, soda, and wood firings. Will definitely be back for some classes.