Paseo’s First Friday Gallery Walk is an evening built around art. The district’s official page describes the monthly event as running from 6–9 p.m., with galleries and businesses participating across the area.

Start with the official First Friday page for the current dates and details. Choose the art stops you want to investigate, then put dinner around them.

Go for the work on the walls

The district describes opening receptions for gallery and studio owners’ work and for guest artists. That gives the evening a different focus from browsing a general shopping directory.

Use the district’s gallery and business listings to choose a few places before arriving. Check a gallery’s own page for its current exhibition and any specific reception details.

You don’t need to cover the whole district in one visit. Pick one gallery you want to see and leave room for something you notice along the way.

Put dinner before or after the main stop

If the exhibition is the reason for going, make sure the meal doesn’t use up the time you meant to spend there. Share the food plan with your group and check the restaurant’s booking arrangements.

Picasso Café is one nearby restaurant to investigate, with its own connection to local art. Its meal schedules and the gallery walk are separate; check both for the particular evening.

A free event still needs a little planning

The district describes First Friday as free. Purchases, meals, and other activities remain separate decisions for your group.

Choose a clear meeting point and look at travel and parking before leaving. The official event page includes parking information. For an access question, check the individual gallery or venue you plan to enter.

Keep the current event page handy

Forward the source link when inviting a friend. It gives them the actual schedule and a place to check updates without sorting through screenshots from past months.

If a quieter daytime browse suits you better, plan a separate Paseo visit around the individual businesses’ normal hours.

First Friday questions

The district describes it as every first Friday from 6–9 p.m. Confirm the current date and any event-specific information on its official page.

Do I need to buy art to attend?

The event is described as free. Buying artwork or food is a separate choice.

Is this a booking page?

No. This guide points you to the district and venues for current details; it doesn’t reserve a table or a place at an activity.

Browse more local plans.