West Coast Doll Show Brings International Doll Artists, Collectors, and Community to Southern California

Image credit: Janie Scott, Doll Artist and photographer

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Ontario, California — February 28 - March 1, 2026

The West Coast Doll Show, one of the fastest-growing doll and collectible art events in the
United States, will take place February 28 – March 1, 2026, at the DoubleTree Hotel in
Ontario, California. The event welcomes artists, collectors, families, and hobbyists from
across the country for a weekend focused on creativity, artistry, and community
connection.

More than just a traditional doll show, the West Coast Doll Show highlights high-end
reborn doll artistry, silicone dolls, fantasy and alternative dolls, miniatures, accessories,
educational classes, and themed immersive experiences. The 2026 show features an
Alice in Wonderland inspired theme, creating a visually vibrant and engaging environment
for attendees and media alike.

Many collectors and artists in this community use doll artistry for creative expression,
emotional comfort, therapeutic support, and social connection. The event aims to break
stereotypes and highlight the skill, artistry, and positive community culture surrounding the
doll art world.

Attendees will have opportunities to:
• Meet award-winning artists and sculptors
• View highly detailed, lifelike collectible dolls
• Participate in educational classes and demonstrations
• Experience themed community events and social gatherings
• Shop from vendors and independent artists from across the country

Event organizer Janie Scott created the West Coast Doll Show to build a welcoming,
inclusive space where collectors and artists of all backgrounds feel safe, supported, and
inspired.

“This show is about more than dolls — it’s about community, creativity, and connection.
We want people to see the artistry and heart behind what we do.”
Media are invited to attend and cover the event, with Saturday morning offering strong
visual opportunities including artist booths, collector displays, and community interactions.

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