Riverview Station

"SO MANY artists and studios. So much to take-in, but so very worth it. Be prepared for a ton of walking, and lots of stairs. Varying temperatures and indoor/outdoor entries to studios/galleries. All of the artists were friendly and accommodating, and applied no pressure to make a purchase. A great community atmosphere."

"Great place with good art. The venue is sprawling and easy to get turned around in. Lots to see-maybe too much. Many studios are active, many look like meeting spaces. Most are unoccupied at the moment. Lots of cute art, lots of good art, a head of blah art. Oh-a great coffee bar is there, too. I wanted to buy some things, but most artists weren't around. One artist was rude, another had an unknowledgeable and pushy assistant. Much was priced as if the artists was well known even when they weren't. But there are definitely some talented pros there with great works. Expect to pay $800-$3000 for the good 2D stuff. Expect to pay the same for the bad stuff. The jewelry and pottery was good and well priced."

"Who knew there would be a whole village of artists. This is just a testament to what you can do with an industrial building that was no longer useful to its original purpose. There is now a second part to this story that gives a home to some incredibly talented artists."

"Very nice walk through an old factory building that is alive with all sorts of color and creativity~☆"

"A really great collection of artists, with many of them working on-site. I enjoyed seeing all the different styles and formats. Most of the artists are very friendly and happy to tell you about their work and creative process. We bought work from two vendors the day we visited, and we'll be back for more in the future. Give yourself some time to wander around and browse. You'll be glad you did!"