
"Life at the Beach" Art Show
Artists of the Redondo Beach Art Group (RBAG) celebrate beach life with landscapes, architecture, wildlife, and people. Join us for Opening Reception on May 31, Saturday, 3:00pm-7:00pm

Paint Party
Discover your inner artist while having fun with friends at our instructor-guided Paint & Sip Sessions. No stress as we provide a pre-sketched canvas and step-by-step instructions from start to a finished beautiful painting.

Open Studio Sessions
Enjoy a tranquil time of artistic expression in our Open Studio sessions. You can pick a pre-sketched canvas or freestyle it with a blank canvas.

"SUMMERTIME"
Artists: Join our next Art Show. Submit your artwork to this Call for Art

Where Art Brings Joy
A cozy little art gallery and artist studio on the beautiful Redondo Beach pier

Founded in July 2021 as a private art studio, we've since transformed our cozy space into a welcoming art gallery.
Today, it serves as a creative hub where artists and art lovers come together to enjoy exhibitions, workshops, and events that inspire connection and creativity through art.
We invite you to experience both group and solo exhibitions — and be part of a growing community that celebrates local talent.

The Studio is a dynamic creative space where art is both made and shared.
During our Open Studio sessions, you're welcome to drop in, pick up a brush, and paint at your own pace.
On Paint Nights, the space comes alive as community members gather for a fun, step-by-step guided painting experience — with each person walking away with their own unique and beautiful masterpiece.
We are family owned and operated
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Read more about Esperanza's story
Esperanza is an oil and acrylic painter who loves creating colorful artwork inspired by the beauty of the local beaches and sceneries of Southern California and other places she visits. She enjoys painting people and animals as they go about their everyday activities, as well as flowers, fruits and other everyday objects that catches her eye.
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Chris was born and raised in Redondo Beach. As soon as he was tall enough for his chin to reach the counter, he was working with his grandmother Ruth Atherley at the Yum Yum Tree candy store located in the old Redondo Beach pier horseshoe before it was destroyed by the fire. Chris is often out on the Gallery's front porch greeting visitors and passersby.
