We went here to see a music show and they had several things going on at the same time like the…read morespring symphony, art gallery, and other performances. Plenty of free parking all around the facility. We were in the Carpenter room and the sound quality was quite good.

Very disappointed (Fleetwood Mac) about seats purchased. When looking at seat map we only saw row…read moreZ, 3 seats together. We had paid $35 a piece. When we arrived over half the theatre was available. We were told the empty seats were the same price as what we paid. If we moved up we would asked to leave! Music was good but disappointed in management!

I highly this interesting exhibit, with caveats. It was very informative and I saw many new and…read moreinteresting details about the Sistine chapel that I had never realized. You will learn the extreme lengths Michelangelo went to over 4 years to create these paintings. You will see up close the fine detail and will learn where Michelangelo's self portrait is and why he portrays himself this way. Do NOT SKIP the audio device. I bought a VIP package, and the clerk only gave me the option to scan a bar code and listen on my cell. I did not being ear buds so this was a waste to me. Later, as the exhibit got busier, I saw the audio devices, so that was annoying that I wasn't given that option. Finally, the paintings followed a good flow but the informational panels and accompanying audio are numbered and the numbers do not match the flow. The hand held devices could simply scan in. I had to scroll through a website. I also did not like the lighting. While this is a temporary exhibit, the lighting could have been improved. I was not impressed with the exposed extension cords. Each exhibit had a stand alone light fixture, and most of the cord was tucked away. But the plugs were exposed. Finally the light itself was harsh. It looked good on the wall, but was glaring when you needed to read the informational panel. I bought a book for $12 at the end. It essentially shows each panel separately and contains the same information as the wall description. I would have loved to have this in my hand while walking through. Finally, don't miss the video presentations. I do recommend this exhibit. If they would spend a little extra effort, I would make it a high recommend.

From the owner: Experience Michelangelo's Sistine Chapel masterpieces like never-before! Life-Size, Up-Close & in…read moreState-of-the-Art Detail!

If you love fun photo ops, you should definitely visit Rainbow Vomit!! We spent over an hour…read moreexploring and posing and laughing!

Super fun experience! Definitely worth the visit. The host we had was awesome too and very helpful…read more Don't leave until you find the SECRET!

I dropped off 4 paintings I picked up in China. Unfortunately, there was a fire in the shop, BUT…read moremy paintings survived with some smoke damage. I had to have the paintings professionally restored by a conservator with expertise in delicate Asian paper. Although I ended up using a different frame shop, they were always fair and reimbursed me for the costs. I wish them well and would use them in the future.

I've been going Martin for 25 years. Usually I have an idea of how I want something matted and…read moreframed. It's those times when I have no idea that Martin really shines. He listens to where it's going in the house, do I want contemporary or more old fashioned, what works best with the piece, etc. Martin knows all of the questions to ask and takes his time. He treats each customer as his best friend.

My mom invited me for a play date. Design district…read more Gallery. Funky dress. It's a YES! For me. Ginger fox was the perfectly white, high ceiling, clean space for an amazing night. I think the gallery was a fabulous size for the event and the various artists on display were so beautiful! (Note to self, take pics next times so I can give a shout out or two) (Second note to self: don't get caught up in the wine line, so you don't forget note one)

What's that aesthetically-pleasing little white shop? Is the door open? It's okay, go ahead and be…read morecurious. Instantly, you'll arrive upon a quaint, bright, and modern gallery space filled with beautiful works of art. There are a variety of vivid and whimsical pieces that are sure to catch your attention. There are mostly abstract pieces, and some unique surreal pieces too. The medium used is mostly acrylic paints, which is a personal favorite of mine. Miss Ginger Fox herself doesn't pressure you or watch you while you view her gallery which is great. This little treasure trove of the Bishop Arts District is a must-see after grabbing some Eno's Pizza or Emporium Pies. There are some signs that say "No Pictures" though, so please be respectful to the artist. Pricing is in the thousands, but I think they're worth it. Every piece speaks for itself and is abstract enough to put anywhere in your residence. As an (amateur) artist myself, this gallery inspires me to experiment with more accidental, broad, and messy strokes. If in the area, you must peep through and get inspired yourself!

If you're a true fine art lover and/or collector without a millionaires budget, then moment you…read morewalk in you know you're in the right place. I was originally drawn to Giddens because I was looking specifically for Manuel Sarmiento's new 'home' after the Artisan's Collective in the BAD closed down (wahhhh) & found he has quite a bit of work here. Also my daughter needed to research female artists for her an art class assignment, so I just happened to be able to have my cake and eat it too here. That day we both accomplished our goals and she walked away with a plethora of (LOCAL) artists to be inspired by and bring to the attention of her instructors and classmates; I walked away with 3 pieces I LOVE. Two pieces (a sculpture and table) by Manuel Sarmiento & a diptych by Rosemary Riddle-Achelpohl. (See pics, aren't they amazing!) Let me also say that a great bonus to this gallery is that it's staffed by said artists, not just someone there just for a paycheck. What a joy to be able to speak with them about their work, hear their stories & see their passion for their craft. There's nothing like having a direct connection to the artists themselves. But don't fret, they know not only about their own work but have vast knowledge on all of the Gallery happenings and other artists showing in this gallery. So ask away about anything and if they don't know the answer they will jump through hoops to get it. Talk about Service! I was so impressed with the time and energy spent on both myself and my daughter in our different goals for the trip. AND when you're talking about Service, they not only delivered but the OWNERS of the gallery delivered to me. They are incredibly friendly, helpful and treat your new art and home with great respect and care. Cherie is also an artist featured in her gallery as well & it shines through that she truly loves both aspects of her profession; both being an artist AND representing the wonderful artists she curates. Don't miss this gallery if you are out shopping for art or if you're just in Grapevine and want a lovely experience seeing local artists' works. ------- UPDATE: kiddo had an assignment to hunt down artists to showcase at class again. I bought art again! It's impossible to resist when there are some truly remarkable artists represented here. Shockingly I didn't walk away with a Sarmiento piece this time. Picked up a watercolor by Naomi Brotherton that I'd eyed last time & couldn't stand to lose the chance to own this time around. The pic I took is awful, but if you know your art mediums, you can clearly see how remarkable it is that this was done in watercolor. Ms. Brotherton is truly mind-blowing in her talent, a master! As usual Cherie was helpful, focused, accommodating, knowledgeable, and a bonus; she's thoughtful. She remembers her clients on sight. She remembers what they bought. She cares! GO to GIDDENS!!!

Small but impressive gallery in historic Grapevine (on the north end of downtown). I was greeted…read moreupon entry and told that all of the art was from Texan artists and some were quite famous, I wouldn't have known, but I saw quite a few pieces that I thought were beautiful. I would definitely make this a destination when in Grapevine. (The Gallery shares a space with Bingham's wine.)

Nice sculpture and fountain, a good place for an outdoor meet, a picnic, a rest, or a peaceful…read moremoment. Well except for the popularity of the place, there's hardly ever not a crowd. Still, worth the stop if you're a visitor.

We always come by here and bring out of town folks. It's convenient, close to the house, and in a…read morenice area. We love walking around the area and site see. We especially love taking silly pictures with the horse statues! It is definitely a nice place to go to when the weather is nice. I could see a lot of people coming here for engagements photos, prom, or even picnics. That's actually a good idea for a future event, picnic at the Mustang Sculptures!

Lorri Acott will be doing a paper clay workshop at the Holder Dane Gallery and Studios again. I…read moretook the workshop last year and it was fabulous! Not only was it the first time I worked with this type of clay, but the learning experience was great in so many other ways. The techniques used have served Lorri well in her amazing art, which is displayed in private collections and publicly in cities everywhere. It was a joy to learn from her; she has a down-to-earth, laid back attitude and a great sense of humor. The others in the workshop were excellent to be with for the long weekend and the experience levels ranged from beginner to seasoned. Because the pieces were raku fired, waiting with the group for the pieces to finish was a fun and exciting time. I'd recommend this class to anyone interested in clay. Lorri and her husband, Adam Schultz, will be holding workshops at Holder Dane in March, with Adam's figurative clay workshop March 24-26 and Lorri's figurative paper clay workshop March 27-29. This is a rare opportunity that you won't want to miss!

From the owner: The Holder Dane Art Gallery & Studios is a fine art gallery located in the heart of Grapevine,…read moreTexas at the historic train depot. Featuring paintings, sculpture, pottery and jewelry by local, regional, and national artists ranging from contemporary photo realism to impressionist. Our teaching studio offers classes in pottery, sculpture, painting, photography and a variety of workshops. The gallery and studios are also available for private group events. Visit us and talk to an artist about all things art for all ages!

Super cool spot! My boyfriend indulged me and took me here to see one of my favorite photographer's…read moreexhibits - Tyler Shields' 'Provocateur.' It exceeded my expectations, which were high! They had about 10 huge photos on display, then 2 of his older images and a film in the theatre room. We really enjoyed it! The other artists on display were cool as well. The staff was really friendly and professional. Thanks for having us!

One of my favorite spaces. Hands down. JD Miller and Philip…read moreRomano's artwork is absolutely breath taking. Not to mention Ray Philips among other artist showcased at the gallery. I lose myself in JD Millers 3D paintings, they are beyond words. Any art admirer should check out the wonderful space. Sign up for the newsletter too, they send events via email about special events held at the gallery, they have a rather large "theater" that will house different types of art events etc.