This is a very well-curated gallery with a wide range of styles and interesting pieces. I…read moreespecially enjoyed the giant bronze eagle near the front. They are very friendly and allow photography. They even have a 3d tour of the gallery through their website. Parking can be hard at peak times, but there is street parking and a lot around the corner.

Love this place!!! I did not think Kerrville would have this kind of art... Some of these artist…read moreare big names. Really surprised. You should check it out.

Actually that's 'Bow Wow" with emphasis on the Wow! Our tails went up the moment we saw their cute…read moremascot out front, and everything inside this sleek, contemporary gallery is Tails Up as far as we're concerned. GAD is an artist-owned collaborative which means that prices are very reasonable and that all sales proceeds go directly into operating the gallery and paying the artists a living wage - what a concept! Sculpture, ceramics, digital art, jewelry, paintings of all genres - this place is a visual treat. Treat! Did someone say treat! Yum - everyone knows that doggies love treats, so if you an art dog like we are ( which means we are able to sniff out great art wherever it's hidden) then you gotta come by this big, beautiful art space on the banks of the big, beautiful Guadalupoe River in the Old Ingram Loop art colony ( 100 years and thriving) and you're going to get one tasty treat. Bow Wow and three Tails UP for Guadalupe Art Dogs!

This is a free place to visit when you're in Ingram near Kerrville. It is photo worthy! You'll have…read moreto read the history of it. Too funny! You can donate to this place and they offer a gift shop.

Stopped to see Stonehenge II, unfortunately it was closed as a result of all the flooding recently…read morein the area. We were still able to walk around the installation, it's a replica of the real thing and they even have an Easter Island statue (a Moai). Hopefully they reopen soon, very cool!

Theater in Art Gallery featured the play "LOVE LETTERS". This location I'm understanding is a…read moresubstitute to the flood damaged Pointe Theatre. The play on Friday, March 27, '26 was fantastic & most enjoyable in this intimate setting! Two person play done with great perfection! Even my hubby who hasn't been exposed to much theatre enjoyed the actors and the play itself very much. our Aunt Beverly also attended & she thoroughly appreciated the effect the excellence the performance played on the audience emotions. Thank you. Susan Duby-Avery from MI

A gem hidden in the Hill Country. Beautiful campus, beautiful technical design, excellent shows…read more This is a place that makes you want to do more to support the arts because it shows what can be done.

I just visited it for a short time but I have to be back soon. This is a small art studio in the…read moreheart of Comfort and if you like art, you will like this place. This being said, they also have classes for different topics. I have to look into them to see what would be good for me. But if you have time, check them out and see how art can improve your life.

From the owner: SCTX was opened in January 2019 by artists Jeannette MacDougall and Cara Hines. A Kendall County…read moreresident since 1986, Jeannette brought her practice as a professional artist and instructor to the Hill Country. She has taught at the Southwest School of Art for more than three decades, managed residencies in Southern France, and offered mentorships and private instruction across the US and Europe. In 2016, artist/designer Cara met Jeannette when she visited Comfort, and the two bonded instantly over their artistic sensibilities, shared love of encaustic, and aligned values around the joy and prosperity of spirit that making and sharing art can be. At that time, Cara was Gallery Manager at the Center for Contemporary Arts in Abilene TX, and a practicing artist. When Jeannette was offered the opportunity to create her own artist enclave at 716 High Street, the timing was perfect for Cara to join her in forming SCTX. Artwork by both are in private collections across the United States.

Magnificent fine art gallery in the heart of Boerne. A large…read morecollection of bronze sculptures as well as paintings of different mediums, statues, etc. They also have bronze sculptures by various artists on display throughout Main Street. Works from local and national artists. So many beautiful pieces. I spent an hour lost in the beauty of the gallery. Really an enjoyable experience taking in so much art.

I have loved this art gallery from the start. Truly a gallery of fine art both local artists and…read morenationally recognized artists and bronzes. But this review is for their framing department which is exceptional on several levels. I just received my newly framed antique map and it is incredible. From the moment I showed the framer and staff my find, to their suggestions for preserving, matting and framing materials to the final product that in itself is a work of art. Everything is exceptional and at a price I would say is less than the big box store with the coupons. What I have will grace my office but I believe will be handed down for years to come.

We stopped in here for an art showing over the weekend. The gallery had several artists with their…read moreworks on display, live music, and refreshments. This isn't a large gallery, it's two main rooms, but there was a diverse assortment of artworks. There were some items for sale as well. The artists and staff were friendly and even made us coffee. I enjoyed my time here. Parking can be difficult as we had to park on the street.

We had a beautiful lunch and meet and greet with the artist hosted by The Briscoe Western Art…read moreMuseum and InSight Gallery. While in Fredericksburg, you must visit InSight Gallery. They have an impressive collection of contemporary art that rivals the big cities art at small town prices and customer service. We enjoyed the tour and recommend InSight one hundred percent!

Fun serene art gallery to spend some time browsing for hours at all of the great pieces, a bit on…read morethe pricey end of things. Lots of landscape, animal and random scapes and people on oils, other canvas mediums or bronze metal statues. Their resident cat lounging with the statue of the cat, familial comfort.