Texas Art House is under new ownership. Dr. Smith is always open during advertised hours, and then…read moresome. The gallery is open to appointments as well. This gallery brings national and international attention to Johnson City, TX. Add it to your list of must-do's while visiting the national historical park, wine country, and Hill Country daytripping!

From the owner: Located in historic downtown Johnson City in the heart of the flourishing Texas Hill Country, our…read moregallery mission is to enrich the cultural experience of residents and visitors, and support the work of emerging and established artists working, living or with strong ties to Texas. Our vision is to become a destination for contemporary art collectors seeking Texas artists engaged with the global art conversation.

While walking around the town square we ventured out and found this art gallery. The docent was…read morevery informative and friendly. There are a few exhibits here featuring photography, traditional art and some mixed media pieces. I would come back. Located near another gallery a museum and restaurants.

Really enjoyed the vibe of the place, the owner, and the art. The photography was beautiful, and…read morethought provoking. If I'm in Johnson City again this place is on the tip of my list to visit.

A place with a cool vibe and fabulous owner. You will find photography from a different perspective…read morethat will inspire you to pick up a camera....Or just buy the one you like. :)

So during our vacation in Johnson City, my husband and I kept being intrigued by all this artwork…read moreall around town by the Eyfells. The mystery was finally solved when we went to Debra Goldstein Fine Art, thanks to Debra herself. She explained the Sculpture Ranch to us that we'd seen, and this crazy art mansion we'd passed in Stonewall, too. She even took us out in the backyard to see this 3 ton (that's 6000 lbs, readers!) dripped bronze sculpture by Mr. Johann Eyfells that he had put in Debra's backyard with a helicopter. He moved out to Johnson City about eight years ago when his wife Kristen died and never returned to their shared city of New York. How beautifully tragic. Thanks for solving the mystery, Debra, and for the brownies! It was great to meet you! The collection of chairs as art is also fabulous.

This is a very nice museum full of traditional pieces featuring Texas centered artwork as well as a…read moresection for human figures. Ironically it was the two cats that made this gallery fun. So cute! There is also a workshop in the back of the store.

Beautiful works of art. There were some amazing pieces in there, but a pretty small gallery. No…read moreone spoke to us :(

Such a cool stop in Johnson City. The owner has been collecting motorcycles for many years and has…read morecreated a museum to showcase different models throughout the years. My favorite were the vintage army motorcycles, which one was labeled "perhaps my ugliest motorcycle." The museum is right across from the Science Mill and Lady Bird cafe so easy to walk over. $7 per person with a lot of cool photo ops. The owner also recently created an event area so it would also be a cool place for a party.

Very cool place! The owner was super nice. My husband had fun looking at all the bikes and I had…read morefun reading the history. Cool place to spend an hour or 2. Nice bathrooms guarded by a friendly bear!

This is such a cool children's museum. Our kids had so much fun with all the exhibits and all of…read morethem were focused on learning. All the exhibits are thoughtfully laid out and cover many different areas of science. They also have exhibits geared to many different age ranges so both are toddler and school-aged child could enjoy. There is street parking available. You're able to bring your stroller inside. We had so much fun and will be back in the future.

A fun children's museum with plenty of sensory activities for the curious kid. Museum also has a…read moreplay yard, a greenhouse and a cozy cafe with a play area. We visited the location on a Saturday and it was not crowded. Can easily spend 2-3 hours here, and cost is $20 for an adult plus kid. This museum is a refurbished old feed mill and cotton gin built by German immigrants in 1880, featured unique mechanical innovations to process grain, and has maintained its landmark architecture. Johnson City is part of the Texan German belt, has an unpretentious old country feel, and deep rooted heritage. Nice afternoon outing and fun to stroll the main strip for antiques and comfort foods.

We had the absolute best time with Ruth on our six hour tour. We had a group of nine ladies…read morecelebrating a birthday and she was so much fun, took us to great spots, and was our personal photographer the entire afternoon. Would 10/10 recommend and use again when I come back

Best day ever! Dave took us to three wineries & a bonus stop at the motorcycle museum in Johnson…read moreCity! Nice little stop to our tour! He took photos & videos and put together a cute little montage.

We wanted to do new wineries on our list. Carter Creek was recommended. They are a resort with…read morerooms but also a tasting room. Very nice lady serving us. One of the MacPhersons is the wine maker so very good. Loved their Primativo. Bought several bottles. Nice place.

My husband and I stopped for wine tasting as part of the Texas Wine Lovers Celebration. The…read moreinstructions online for the Wine Lovers Celebration, we were supposed to make reservations online. We did as instructed but only received an automated message. After no response back after 2 hours, we just stopped by the winery. Apparently, the wine tasting room staff knew nothing about the reservation/messaging system. The system is probably used more so to the resort and/or restaurant on property. My husband opted for the semi-sweet/sweet wine tasting selection and I opted for the reserved white/red combo. We enjoyed our wines as we chatted with the staff. All the wines were delicious. Great service.

Checked out Siboney Cellars as part of the Wine Lovers celebration Passport. We failed to make…read morereservations but Mark (owner) accommodated us as there was another party about to start their passport wine tasting. We were able to join the group. As we chatted with the other party, we learned that Siboney Cellars makes a delicious Cuban Sandwich. Will definitely come back to give that a try. As part of the Passport wine tasting, we were offered 4 different wines plus a small food pairing including toasted Cuban bread, Spanish Chorizo, Brie, Onion Bacon Jam and homemade Fudge. Everything was delicious and wine so smooth. I don't normally like Rose Wine but Barbara (owner/wine maker) did a great job, for all their wines. We learned a lot about wines and the vineyard during the food and wine tasting. Mark was so informative and a wealth of knowledge. We felt so special during our visit. Even though I have hundreds of bottles of wines at home, I left with 3 bottles. If you have not been, you should definitely stop by. In fact, there will be another Texas Wine passport event in late March to late April. We will definitely come back!!

Not you typical cookie cutter Hill Country Vineyard. Ambience, quality and comfort just begins to…read moredescribe Siboney. From your initial to the bright open surroundings a feeling of peacefulness surrounds you. The fermintation process is on premises and quali control is their first commandmen. A great place to just away from the hustle and bustle of the typical daily routine . Oh, the quality of every single tasting is a unique experience that will surely give your tastebuds a delightful treat. finally don't forget the Cuban sandwich.....it's TDF. Don S.