Go underground at Fresno’s Forestiere Underground Garden . Sicilian immigrant Baldasare Forestiere spent some 40 years sculpting, using only hand tools to create this amazing underground complex consisting of a network of underground rooms, an underground garden home, arches and stonework patterned after the catacombs of Ancient Rome, and an auto tunnel running the length of the gardens, almost 800 feet long! Listed on the National Register of Historic Places and as a California Historic Landmark, the garden is also home to unique trees, shrubs and vines all growing underground - some almost 100 years old!

The 47th annual juried art show features more than 100 works of art. Some 400 artists, nationwide, submit entries representing all medium -- oil, watercolor, creative, fiber, textile, photography, and more. Entries are judged and displayed at the Fairfield Center Gallery at the Fairfield Center for Creative Arts and the exhibit is open Thursdays through Saturdays.