Another Wonderful exhibit! So colorful and amusing. The time line of hats was so fun. Keep bringing these great exhibits. We love them.

Excellent gallery. Diverse exhibits and you can't beat the price. Free! There are some events you have to pay for, but they are affordable and family friendly activities.

'22/10 1st review, but have attended a handful of art shows over the past 5 years they've been open: -- Easy to find/access, as it's the large, 2-story, historic Mills Station building at the name sake light rail station at Mather Field Rd x Folsom Blvd. -- Plenty of parking & shade in the large lot shared with a steady stream of light rail customers/commuters/students. -- Check The MACC (Mills Arts & Culture Center) webpage for days/times open as they vary show by show and event by event. That said, the typical show runs about three weeks, and is open for viewing Thurs - Fri 3p-7p, and Sat 11a - 8p. -- I recommend catching a Show's Opening night (typically a Thursday), as the fanfare creates quite a buzz--cafe lights & bistro tables outside, fresh water & lemonade plus finger foods inside, along with live musicians, and an occassional show's artist as well. A make-shift, for-purchase bar is setup inside for the first night. Seven year old grandson, hubby, and I had a blast at How Sweet It Is show's opening night. -- Upstairs, is the restrooms, self-checkout art library book shelves, stay-n-read chairs/books, and a prominant, local artist's gallery...also likely on hand on opening night. There is an elevator (at entrance/center of building) as well. Our grandson ensured we gave it a test ride...it runs very smooth/quiet, plenty of room. -- All is FREE, unless one wants to imbibe in the opening night alcoholic beverages offered, or buy a piece of art. A wonderful way to wind down after a long day at work, or to take the gradeschooler to impress some art & culture, plus pick up a free, self-checkout/return (honor system) art book--quite the collection on several half bookshelves at the top of the stairs. -- All is VERY well laid out. A lot of thought and preparation goes into the presentation of the show pieces displayed individually and collectively with the u-shaped gallery downstairs and open floor, rectangular upstairs exhibits. -- Besides the ongoing show, The MACC puts on sub-shows/events randomly throughout any given month that range from age specific to all ages. Some cost money and some don't. Once again, go to The MACC website for details.

Always has lovely exhibitions and knowledgeable staff. They had issues with printer connectivity and couldn't print out the little informational write out. We ended up getting a personal guided and narrated tour of each artist's work. Highly recommended. The macc is such a community gem, I'm grateful we have such great exhibitions.

My lady and I saw Avenue Q here. Very warm atmosphere and wonderful people work here!!

Today, my wife and I went to the Mills station, cultural center to see the exhibit writing a wrong: Japanese Americans in World War II exhibit. There’s a Flag with 48 stars in each star and the stripes are signed by people from the camps. I knew they were camps, but I did not realize they were so many of them.

Fantastic gem in Rancho. Easy access off the Gold Line at Mills Station.

What a jewel in Rancho Cordova!...the current exhibit concerning the Japanese Internment of WWII is amazing and enlightening...must see...

Fantastic resource, great exhibits, music, art workshops and lectures. A gem for the greater Sacramento area!

Interesting space for art exhibition, including photographs of internment camps that were used as relocation centers for Japanese Americans during World War II. Worth visiting.

Really cool place, they have at and historical exhibitions, I went to an art class where we carved stamps from linoleum blocks for printing.

This was my first visit inside of the building. I enjoyed a nice time. The building is clean and comfortable. I look forward to returning.

This is an excellent venue for displaying both two and 3D art. The building is older and has some character. Inside spaces were clean and the staff was very welcoming. We went there to view the hundred best pieces from a national competition. I would go back.

I went to a local production. The play was delightful. Intimate venue. I loved it.

Beautiful art gallery and a wide variety of hands on art workshops! Including Graffiti4Good!

If you're here for NCECA convention, treat yourself to visiting the Mills station art and culture center at 10191 Mills station Road Sacramento California 95827! I've been to 12 art galleries today and this one totally blew me away. Incredible talent.

Great exhibit showing right now. Local kids artwork on display, kindergarten through 12th grade. Some items are for sale. All different mediums, great imagination and some real talent.

Beautiful work on display for Fertile Grounds show presented by NCECA.

Visited for a play with a $15.00 fee... So worth it, I'd give five 🌟 but I'm not sure if elevator works for handicapped people's unable to walk up stairs. Nice building possible historical building if not for sure future. Nice size random library on arts