29 Palms Art Gallery

29 Palms Art Gallery is a painter-focused gallery in Twentynine Palms, CA. It operates as a 501(c)(3) non-profit, all-volunteer organization owned by the Twentynine Palms Artists’ Guild. The gallery presents high-quality art, encourages creative growth through innovative education programs, and offers an inclusive environment for artists and community members to meet, exchange ideas, and create art. It holds a rating of 4.70 based on 99 reviews.

The gallery is the oldest arts organization in the Morongo Basin, with roots tracing back to 1951-52 when eight distinguished artists founded the Guild. The current historic adobe building was originally built in 1936 and purchased by the Guild in 1963 for use as a community art gallery. Today, the space features monthly art exhibitions, adult and youth art education, juried exhibitions, artist receptions, and two annual art fairs. Each November, the gallery hosts the Joshua Tree National Park Art Expo. A Gift Shop inside the gallery offers original art pieces, jewelry, ceramics, paintings, cards, unique decor, and clothing from local artists. Purchases directly support the volunteer-run organization, with 100% of sales going toward maintaining the historic site and supporting the artists.

Located at 74055 Cottonwood Drive, the gallery sits at the Oasis of Mara near the Joshua Tree National Park Headquarters. It is just minutes from the park and next to the historic Twentynine Palms Inn. The Old Schoolhouse Museum and Twentynine Palms Historical Society are located less than a quarter mile away. The Twentynine Palms Post Office and the 29 Palms Theatre are both about 0.6 miles from the gallery.

The business maintains a strong local reputation, reflected in consistently high customer ratings and a steady record of repeat and referred customers. This standing is built on over 75 years of serving artists and the community in the desert region.

As the oldest arts organization in the Morongo Basin, 29 Palms Art Gallery provides a dedicated space for creative expression and community connection in Twentynine Palms.