Wowza! I wanted to check out Blue Sage Gallery after eating breakfast down the street to see if I…read morecould pick up something special to bring home. I literally wanted to buy the whole store. All the handmade ceramics were functional and beautiful! After reading about the pottery firing process, I appreciated the mug and pie plate I bought even more. They offer pottery classes next to the gallery as well for anyone interested in trying the wheel. Blue Sage is a gem in Amarillo. Definitely check them out!

the owner is extremely rude and prides his parking spots over actual customer service literally…read morewaking out to ask someone to move there car over actually helping us. there are better options for decent framing just ask a local on facebook.

Amazing service! He has framed all our professional licenses and diplomas, is always reliable, and…read morehas a lot of knowledge. Prices are fair, turnaround times are short, and there is a lot attention to detail.

A smaller museum but still quite good. Three stories tall with big open galleries and lots of good…read morelight. One gallery was artworks and sculptures. The "Seated Buddha" was an interesting piece and carved from volcanic stone in the 8th or 9th century. I've not seen anything like that before, so it was interesting. The ground floor was mostly contemporary and political art. Not my thing and nothing there I was particularly drawn to. The museum and the parking are free. [Review 16189 overall - 365 in Texas - 1695 of 2021.]

Clean and well situated museum in a larger art complex with various music halls. 3 floors of art…read moreincluding a full upper floor permanent Asian Art exhibit and interactive exhibits on the first floor. The 2nd floor exhibit rotates and was featuring the works of 2 Texas colleges. Easy to navigate, allow about an hour.

My friend and i decided to take a look at this consignment store and we were pleasantly surprised…read more They had an array of home decor, furniture, some antiques and glassware. I have to say that we found some vintage crystal wine glasswares, llardro bride and groom figurine, a beautiful porcelain ornately decorated compote. I will definitely be back.

Not trustworthy! Lie and make drama!…read more I checked out store to purchase a few items. Decided to purchase two. One item was a ceramic plate with ceramic fruit, for a table centerpiece. Mac said it $40 and so I accepted without asking for a lower price. (The item didn't have a price tag on it.) Then I saw a picture with a white cat hanging on the wall, and asked the price for that - since there wasn't a price tag, again. Mac said $16, I offered $10. Mac said yes. I then went to check out and Mac said that credit card machines weren't working. Being understanding, I asked if he would hold my items until he could get the credit card machine to work. He said yes!! NOT WHAT HE DID!!! Instead he texted me, two days later, telling me that my boyfriend could come in and buy the items but when my boyfriend showed up, less than an hour later, he said that he couldn't ring the items up. Additionally, for the first time, he said that a customer "broke" the cat picture... made up a huge story about how the frame and glass broke... and it destroyed the picture.... and then increased the price of the ceramic fruit! WHAT??????? Too many other consignment shops around town to have two days wasted with Mac lying and having me wait, going back and forth on texts telling me I can now come in to purchase, only to realize when my boyfriend arrived that he sold item (lying about a customer breaking it - and not having any of it to show), and then increasing the price of another item... AND saying that his boss wasn't available so he couldn't run the credit card... even though he is the one that gave the green light to come in and have his boss run the card. NOT WORTH THE DRAMA. NOT TRUSTWORTHY!!!!!

Stopped here for some coffee while checking out some of the nearby shops. Its a pretty cool artsy…read morekind of coffee shop with lots of local artits art on the walls. Kind of a dark divy linda vibe but I liked it :) It was early so only a couple of other customers came thru when we were there. But the service and coffee were just ok. Not bad but not great. Plenty of street parking, lots of inside seating and a small sidewalk patio. Looks like they have some live music. I must say the food looked good and I will try a differnt drink next time. Def want to see what its like at night :)

A random road trip stop landed me here . This is one of those places you just can't explain but…read moreshould experience! Vibes vibes vibes ! Snagged a vegan quinoa tofu bowl , hit the spot . The portions aren't out of control which I appreciate. 806 has got everything from coffee , tea , local events , bakery , grub & erotic local art !

I first met Marsha a few years ago when vacationing out west. She was painting a HUGE red poppy…read moreand took the time to visit with me there in her studio, offering me painting tips. I finally purchased my very first piece of fine art from her. It is a 2 ft by 3 ft metal print of "Poppy Dream." I have it in my living room, and it adds some energy to the space. It makes me happy when I come home and see it after a long work day, and it reminds me of vacationing out west in the good old days before COVID 19. When this is all over, my husband and I plan to take another trip, and I hope to revisit Marsha and her beautiful artwork at Fourth Avenue Fine Art.

From the owner: This is a working studio/art gallery. Marsha also does pottery in addition to paintings. She also…read moreteaches classes, 2 ongoing oil painting classes are on Tuesday. She will teach painting parties by request. Marsha works in the space and welcomes art lovers to stop by and see herwork and watch her create.

It's worth the stop. It is exactly as you should expect . . . Cadillacs stuck into the dirt,…read morenothing more, nothing less. It is not a museum. It is not a gift shop. There is no visitor center. It is not a destination. It is a unique stopover on your Route 66 Chicago to Santa Monica journey. It is worth the price of admission (free) and a photo op. If you keep things in perspective, you'll smile, take a photo and move on. Can't believe the negative comments left by others.

Being a native Texan, I had heard of this place my entire life. This was even before social media,…read morewhen the stories traveled. Being a native Texan who moved to Colorado in '99, I had driven by this place for years, going from home to home for holidays and other occasions. Finally, I took the turnoff. I don't guess I really knew what to expect when I arrived. There were cars parked along the road, running up and down a field with a paved path leading to an open plot. And then, they were. 10 cars buried at a steep slope, dripping in puddles of color, stand stark in the West Texas flat, dry dirt. It's weird. It's hokey. It's one of the most Texas things to ever be in Texas; I love it! If you like roadside attractions, this is totally worth the turnoff. If you're driving to or from Texas to Colorado, just do it. It's a fun solo excursion. It's a fun family excursion. There's something about adding to the paint and joining the living history of paint upon paint, upon paint. Only in Texas...