You’ll also find the working, mirrored outhouse that the gallery is named after.
On the property surrounding the gallery, there are trails marked by glass bottles leading through all kinds of “art” displays. It attracts artists and art collectors from all over the world and features an artist or two each month. The Gallery opened in 2009 and is run by owner/ artist Laurel Seidl. It’s the last place you would expect to find an art gallery but it has become a popular spot over the years. It’s a few miles outside of Twentynine Palms and is close to the east entrance of Joshua Tree National Park. The Glass Outhouse Gallery is located a bit further into the desert. The salon is open Tuesday through Saturday, from 10 am- 6 pm, and Sundays and Mondays by appointment only.Ħ1855 Twentynine Palms Highway, Joshua Tree, CA 92252 2. However, if you do wish to book a service, an appointment is recommended and more information can be found here. A hair appointment isn’t necessary to view the collection and you can stop by any time during business hours. Hafler is fun, friendly, and is happy to share details of his collection with you. As a stylist myself, I really enjoyed all of Hafler’s incredible treasures, especially the antique blowdryers. The collection includes antique hood dryers, perm machines, wigs, books, and knick-knacks. There are over 3,000 pieces of hair and beauty memorabilia on display. Hafler has been collecting retro beauty items for the last 25 years and displays all of his finds around his workspace. The Beauty Bubble Salon and Museum is a functioning hair salon run by stylist and “hair-storian,” Jeff Hafler.
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