For more than 50 years, ICB ART has been home to a thriving community of over 180 artists, carrying forward the Bay Area’s storied creative spirit. Just steps from the waterfront where figures like Richard Diebenkorn, Jean Varda, Ruth Asawa, Alan Watts, and Jerry Garcia once lived, worked, and gathered, today’s ICB artists keep that legacy alive in their studios.

ICB ART Open Studios, one of the Bay Area’s most beloved cultural events, continues in that tradition, drawing collectors, designers, and art enthusiasts from across the country, many of whom plan their Bay Area visits around this once-yearly happening. More than 100 artists will showcase their work across three floors of the landmark WWII-era building, offering a rare glimpse into the studios where creativity unfolds daily. Many ICB artists have exhibited nationally, internationally, and in museum shows.

This year, Open Studios will take place in November, shifting from the traditional December weekend to stay ahead of predicted king tides and flooded parking lots, while also giving guests more time to discover artwork before the holiday season.

Over two days, visitors are invited to wander the building at their own pace, connect with artists, learn about their processes, and perhaps take home one-of-a-kind works, or even commission something uniquely personal.

Housed in a WWII-era shipbuilding warehouse on the historic Sausalito waterfront, the ICB Building continues to be a magnet for creatives across disciplines — painting, sculpture, photography, fashion, architecture, and design. Its three floors buzz with artistic energy and collaboration, making a visit to Open Studios as much about the experience as the art itself.

Public Information: This event is FREE and open to all ages. Free parking.