The gallery is located in the charming artist community of Holualoa. It's best accessed by car. Parking is usually available nearby, but can be limited during peak times. Check local maps for the most direct route to Holualoa town.

It's described as a 'funky shop' and sometimes hard to tell it's there, so keep an eye out! Calling ahead can help confirm its exact location.

No tickets are required for general entry to browse the gallery. It's a wonderful place to explore without any admission fee.

The gallery's hours can be inconsistent, and it may be closed at times. It's highly recommended to call ahead to confirm their operating hours before your visit.

Absolutely! The gallery features a stunning collection of handmade ukuleles for sale, many created by the owner or his former students.

You'll find walls filled with beautiful, handmade ukuleles. It's a treat for woodworkers and ukulele players alike, with instruments that sound as good as they look.

Yes, visitors are encouraged to pick up and play the instruments. It's a great way to appreciate their craftsmanship and sound quality.

Sam, the owner and master builder, is often at the gallery. He's known for being a great person to chat with and share knowledge about ukuleles.

Yes, they offer workshops on how to build ukuleles. Travelers have raved about building their own concert and tenor ukuleles with amazing results.

Workshop durations can vary, but they are intensive experiences where you can create a fully functional ukulele.

While not explicitly stated, given Sam's expertise as a builder, it's likely possible to discuss custom commissions. Inquire directly with the gallery.