65 Best Sights in USA

Built in 1894 with a courtyard and annexes constructed in 1911 and 1912, the nation's oldest surviving artist studios have been restored and designated a Chicago landmark. Shops, galleries, and event spaces now fill the studios.

In a landmark Kaiser-Frazer building on the north fringe of town, the Tri-Lakes Center for the Arts hosts rotating exhibits, live music, and theater. Classes and workshops are offered, and several resident artists work from studios on-site.

The flagship of the island's diverse arts community presents exhibits and events that span all mediums, including dance, theater, music, comedy, and art lectures. The VCA gallery's exhibits rotate monthly, featuring local and Northwest artists.

Originally built in 1888, this charming brick post-industrial space has been given new life in the 21st century as home to a community of artisans and entrepreneurs. Vintage clothing and items, handmade furniture, nautical and cycling gear, pastries, and creative arts can all be found in this lively and eclectic space. Craft beer fans should be sure to make a trip to Beer'd Brewing Company, right inside the Mill.

At the Wailoa River State Recreation Area, a beautiful park setting near downtown Hilo, this circular exhibition center hosts monthly exhibits in two galleries featuring impressive work from local artists. Pieces range from photography, pottery, contemporary painting, quilts, glassworks, multimedia, and woodworking to musical instruments and artwork depicting Hawaii's native species. There's also an educational space for workshops and community events.