52. Bergamot Station Arts Center galleries
Housed in a former railroad station and industrial complex, Bergamot Station is Southern California's largest art gallery complex and cultural center.
An Industrial Art Haven
The raw, industrial architecture of Bergamot Station provides a striking contrast to the fine art housed within. The complex retains its historic corrugated metal buildings, which have been transformed into bright, airy gallery spaces that showcase contemporary art from around the world.
Over 20 Galleries in One Place
With more than 20 independent galleries, you can spend an entire afternoon exploring different mediums, from painting and sculpture to photography and new media. Notable galleries include the Craig Krull Gallery, Peter Fetterman Gallery, and the RoseGallery.
Events and Openings
Bergamot Station is most vibrant during its regular gallery opening receptions, usually held on Saturday afternoons or evenings. These events often feature live music, food trucks, and the chance to meet the artists and curators in person.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is admission to the galleries free?
Yes, admission to all the galleries at Bergamot Station is completely free and open to the public.
How do I get there using public transit?
The Metro E Line (Expo) has a dedicated stop right at Bergamot Station (the 26th St/Bergamot station), making it incredibly easy to reach.