TAVi Art Gallery

The Raven and The Wolves is a tattoo studio and art gallery on the Long Beach Promenade, tucked on the second floor at 212 The Promenade N. Walk-ins are welcome, but appointments are encouraged for careful, multi-session pieces. Reviews highlight skilled artists, professional service, and a welcoming, creative atmosphere with clean lines and expert shading. The space also hosts collaborative art and occasional shows.

Visionary Artware Gallery and Studio in Long Beach blends a welcoming gift shop with a working mosaic studio. Mina teaches mosaics with patient, clear instruction in small groups, fostering a warm, inviting community. The shop offers unique artsy gifts—from wall art and glassware to jewelry and wind chimes—making it a favorite for classes and gifts alike.

Hellada Gallery in Long Beach at 117 Linden Ave showcases mostly local artists and jewelry with thoughtful displays and a welcoming, community-focused atmosphere. Guests enjoy live music, artist receptions, free art classes, and open mic nights, plus Second Saturdays events from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. The venue connects art lovers with original pieces and local creators.

Rod Briggs Memorial Gallery, operated by the Long Beach Creative Group, presents about six shows a year, with half being themed open calls and the rest invitational or solo shows. The bright, well-lit space showcases local artists and displays art beautifully. Located at 2221 E Broadway, Long Beach, CA 90803, it offers free admission and hosts workshops, artist talks, and movie nights tied to current exhibitions, Friday-Sunday 1-4 pm, across from the Park Pantry.

Open Gallery is a welcoming art space in Long Beach at 1738 E 7th St. It hosts community-focused showcases and provides resources for artists, including help with screen printing and coordinating local t-shirt runs. The gallery features art from multiple vendors and occasional food vendors outside, creating a vibrant, community-driven experience.

Long Beach Museum of Art invites visitors to explore contemporary and classic works against ocean views, modern interiors, and scenic gardens. Its galleries and terraces offer versatile backdrops for events and photography, from seaside ceremonies to art-filled portraits. Highlights include Kandinsky and Keith Haring works, plus Claire’s restaurant on the property, a distinctive cultural destination on Long Beach's waterfront.