The Alameda ArtWorks

Nearly 45 artists are working at The Alameda Artworks specializing in oil, water color, acrylic, mixed media, and pastel paintings, as well as jewelry, textiles, woodwork, photography and music.

Hours: We are open for selected events during the year, but do not have weekly posted hours. If you would like to visit outside of our public events, please contact an artist on our roster.

The Alameda Art Works now boasts one of the largest, most diverse and lively artists’ communities in the Bay Area.

We are open twice a year for Open Studios in Spring and Fall, and also for a few smaller events. Sign up on our mailing list here:
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While we do not have regular hours for the public to visit other times during the year, you may contact individual artists to see their work.

Follow us on Instagram @alamedaartworks and visit our blog for updated artist lists and upcoming events: http://thealamedaartworksblog.blogspot.com/

The Alameda Art Works building is a historic feature of the Saint Leo’s Neighborhood and the Rose Garden area. Built in 1927, it operated until 1974 as the Auditorium Roller Rink, also known as Roll-Alameda. Purchased by Falko Forbrich in 1991 it was reconstructed to house multiple art studios. Visitors will be able to see the fascinating atrium building of the Alameda Art Works as well as view and purchase original art where it is created.

This year the artists at the Alameda Art Works are partnering with the Shasta/Hanchett Park Neighborhood Association. Our building will be part of a tour through the Hanchett Park Neighborhood to look at special gardens and historic sites. If you take this tour, be sure and stop in to see some art!