Art Galleries in South Lake Tahoe
By: Lake Tahoe Staff
By: Lake Tahoe Staff
Lake Tahoe has more than its fair share of natural beauty, and when you want to take a piece home with you, stop by some of our favorite art galleries.
Explore public art across South Lake Tahoe with ArtVenture, our interactive map showcasing murals, sculptures, and art installations. With over 25 pieces throughout the city, there’s always something new to see.
Simply click on the interactive map below and begin your adventure.

Marcus Ashley Fine Art Gallery is known for representing a wide variety of American and international artists. The gallery is home to all types of exquisite fine art, from oil paintings and fine art prints to glass art, sculpture and contemporary pieces that almost defy categorization.

Lyman Whitaker’s copper & stainless steel wind sculptures
Photo: Jessica Cunningham

Don’t miss all things Dr. Seuss’s – from illustrations, to unorthodox taxidermy (psst! It’s not all for kids!)
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The Tahoe Art League operates three galleries in South Lake Tahoe and several Art Around Town locations where the public can view and purchase fine art by our local Lake Tahoe artists. Don’t miss the annual Artist Studio Tour, when artists open their studios to the public.

“Glen Alpine Falls II” Robert Schimmel
Located in Heavenly Village, Pacific Crest Gallery offers a spectacular selection of fine art, sculpture, art glass, jewelry, and gifts. From the sublime to the totally “Tahoe,” there is truly something for all tastes to be found here.

“Bear Craft” by Marilyn Dwyer Mason
Photographer, Jon Paul, has owned and operated the Jon Paul Gallery in South Lake Tahoe, California for over 12 years. As one of the few remaining large format landscape photographers in the world, Jon is known for producing some of the most beautiful gallery prints available today. His self- taught style is impeccable, and has earned him an international reputation for being a true master of the craft of photography.

“Lake Tahoe Blue” by Jon Paul
The Haldan Art Gallery’s mission is to present rotating exhibitions of both historical and contemporary artists to LTCC students and the community. The goal of each art exhibition is to intrigue, teach, challenge, delight, and in some way, expand gallery visitors’ knowledge of art. A variety of instructional tools will accompany each exhibition to enhance the visitors’ learning experience. Starting October 3rd, Haldan Gallery will be hosting the beautiful artwork of Phillip Brown.

Philip Brown
Located in the heart of Heavenly Village, Wyland Galleries showcases the vibrant marine-inspired artwork of renowned artist Wyland, whose paintings celebrate the beauty and conservation of the world’s oceans. The gallery features an exceptional collection of original paintings, limited editions, sculptures, and mixed media works by Wyland, along with a curated selection of contemporary artists. Whether you’re an avid collector or simply appreciate fine art, Wyland Galleries offers an inspiring experience that blends world-class artwork with the natural beauty of Lake Tahoe, making it a must-visit destination for art lovers and visitors alike.
Located in The Chateau at Heavenly Village, De Rubeis Collective Fine Art Gallery showcases the striking metal artwork of internationally acclaimed artist Chris DeRubeis, known for his signature style of “Abstract Sensualism.” The gallery features DeRubeis’ luminous original works alongside a curated collection of paintings, sculptures, glass, and mixed media by acclaimed contemporary artists. With its vibrant, museum-quality collection and welcoming atmosphere, De Rubeis Collective offers an inspiring destination for art collectors and visitors exploring South Lake Tahoe.
Located in the Village Center of South Lake Tahoe, Sun Art Gallery is a family-owned gallery and working studio featuring the original artwork of husband-and-wife artists David and Connie Hwang. Specializing in one-of-a-kind paintings inspired by the beauty of Lake Tahoe and the Sierra Nevada, the gallery showcases watercolors, oils, pastels, mixed media, and woodblock prints, along with select works by regional artisans. Visitors can watch the artists at work, explore a collection of museum-quality originals, and experience a welcoming gallery that celebrates the region’s natural landscapes through fine art.