Services Offered
Art Exhibitions
Rotating displays of contemporary art from local and regional artists, with free admission for all visitors.
Gift Shop
Curated selection of unique art pieces, prints, and handmade items available for purchase to support artists.
Event Hosting
Space available for small events, including opening receptions during First Friday Art Walk with refreshments.
Weekly Markets
Regular markets featuring local vendors offering art, crafts, and other creative goods in a community setting.
Cultural Programs
Engaging activities and installations that promote South Texas art, including exterior murals and interactive displays.
Reviews
3.8(5 reviews)
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M Riley
via Google
about 1 month ago
Went to the opening of a installation. It was great. They had wine and snacks and some exceptional art to buy.
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Tommy Phillipsvia Google
5 months ago
Building was hotter than it was outside. The art was melting. Its actually a pretty decent gallery most of the time. Interesting work by talented folk.
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Dave Smithvia Google
5 months ago
Not dog friendly. We were at Art walk, which was amazing. P.D. was super helpful, vendors were friendly, and the people all got along. Till we got to kspace with our dog and were refused entry Emily said all dogs, service dog or not, were not allowed so we left, let you all know, and will never think about this place again.
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c “cfl” lanevia Google
about 3 years ago
Delightful exploration of an art space. Nice pieces on display and good shopping as well. Space is good for a quick cultural experience and looks like a great place for a small event. The weekly market is small however the vendor selection is nice.
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Avia Google
about 5 years ago
Small art gallery. No admission charge. They always have great exhibits. They’ve expanded into the space that faces Chaparral and relocated the gift shop to that area. Typically they have an opening reception for new exhibits during first Friday Art Walk. There’s also a cool mural of lotería pieces reimagined by south Texas artists on the exterior wall of the building, accessible and visible from Chaparral.
