Iarca Gallery

. I walked in, I asked if the gallery was open to the public, a person at the very end of the room yelled out, «yes, but no drinks» I was gladly willing to toss my brand new chai latte I had just purchased because the gallery looked lovely from what I saw walking by it. I left briefly to toss my drink and went back inside. Not a minute later, an older gentlemen with long hair and heavy accent walked in from outside, very forcefully said to me, «excuse me, what are you doing here? You have two minutes to look around but then you need to be out!» I was in shock. Who I thought was another potential customer, wanting to browse the gallery, was probably the owner or someone who manages this gallery. I’m in such disbelief that people treat others this way. I left feeling completely confused when I was told I could be there to then be screamed at and basically kicked out. This gallery is not worth your time with rude people who run it. Don’t bother.