E Street Gallery

E Street Gallery opened as E Street Studios in 2000 after a group of local artists established an organization. The artists started creating studio space in the building that E Street Gallery now calls home. The warehouse now holds a gallery and provides studios to 11 artists, including painters, sculptors, ceramicists, and textile artists and potters. They run the gallery, and E Street Artists present new shows featuring local artists every gallery. Receptions are held on Saturdays, and the gallery is open to everyone on weekends. You are welcome to see the exhibition and check out our gallery and studio spaces. E Street Gallery is one of the E Street Studios and is a group of eleven Sacramento artists. Every Second Saturday an art exhibition features one or two E Street artists or other Sacramento artists.

Reviews of the art gallery are mixed. For instance, many regard the gallery as a must-see. Numerous reviewers admire the latter's unusual ceramics and haven't left the gallery. The gallery is praised for hiding very talented artists. These artists create fantastic ceramics that tend to draw various amounts of attention. In contrast, a reviewer expressed interest in bidding for the displayed ceramics. The gallery and Luv are full of great shows. Others may have to return to the gallery for love. Another thing that most people love at the gallery is the art studios. Across the art gallery, studio residents are numerous. These residents are among the most talented ceramics artists found in town. A few other people, among them artists and patrons, have praised the openness of the gallery. This can be attributed to the gallery's common-visitor-friendliness, and its location. Another artist fest was Studio 33's, hosted by Helen Henert. Henert was a very talented local ceramic artists who have already passed on. They used their time to do a charity event. This activity aimed at raising funds. The funds raised in this auction became significant. This amount helped in building a respite house. These houses were specifically built for people who are terminally ill and homeless. There were several nice activities during the party. Wine and cheese were among the items that were provided to guests. Despite the nice things at the gallery, another reviewer was concerned. The same individual indicated that some of the art pieces were costly.