Situated on 11 acres of beautiful redwood forestland, the 15,000 square foot Gualala Arts Center is an ideal location for all types of private and public events, both large and small. Whether you are planning a wedding or other private party, business meeting, seminar or fundraising event, the Arts Center has the right size rooms, amenities and aesthetics to fit your needs.
Available rooms include a large, multi-use auditorium, commercial kitchen with complete cooking essentials, professional conference room and large classroom. Additionally, there is an outdoor amphitheater, a picnic area with large permanent BBQ, and a network of hiking trails overlooking the Gualala River.
Additional amenities for rent include: professional lighting and sound system, digital projection system with 16′ wide screen, high-speed wireless internet access throughout the building, two grand pianos, and countless other “essentials.”
Gualala Arts Center
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