Welcome to Studios on the Park

Welcome to Studios on the Park, a nonprofit open studios art center in the heart of historic downtown Paso Robles! We have six studios with 15 working artists, four galleries and a fine craft and fine art gift shop. Make art a part of your life by witnessing the creative process in action, enrolling in a class or workshop, viewing quality themed exhibitions, or volunteering your time and talents to bring art to others in our community!

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Winter Treasures November 08 - December 26 read more »	Handcrafted for the Holidays November 29 - December 30 read more »
Home for the Holidays December 01 - December 31 read more »	COLORbar: "Deck The Halls" & "Festive Stocking" by Jordan Hockett December 01 - December 31 read more »
Thankful November 29 - January 20 read more »

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PRAA Splashing Paint with the Painters' Guild December 11: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm read more » Charlie Brown Christmas Painting for All Ages with ArtSocial 805 December 12: 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm read more » PRAA Painting With Acrylics For Beginners with WB Eckert December 12: 9:00 am - 12:00 pm read more »

Toni Bouman Silk The world of textiles has been Toni’s lifelong passion and inspiration. She has worked with fabric and surface design... view bio »

Trimming the Tree Watercolor Painting for Kids with Jordan Hockett December 13: 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm read more » It's Snowing Project for Kids with Jordan Hockett December 20: 4:00 pm - 5:30 pm read more » Mixed Media Unicorn for Kids with Meagan Robbins December 29: 12:30 pm - 2:00 pm read more »

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Deck the Halls with Art from Studios on the Park
December 1, 2018 - PASO Magazine
Jesus Cruz and David Stenslein Turn to Local Artists to Make Their House a Home
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Through the Grape Vine, December 2018
December 1, 2018 - PASO Magazine
Up Front Gift Shop: Buy great gifts and support art programming for local youth
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Paso Robles photographer uses art to move through grief
November 29, 2018 - San Luis Obispo New Times
The last thing her late husband ever gave her was a brand new Nikon Coolpix camera. Nily Harel didn't consider herself much of a photographer, aside from snapping a few pictures on vacations, but learning to take photos quickly became a way for Harel to cope when her life partner died more than six years ago.
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