The only thing better than the products and selection here (the best in class) is the owner Kathy,…read moreshe's a real gem!

Very unique architectural pieces. Stop here if thats your thing (old doors, columns, reclaimed barn…read morewood etc)!

Take the private lesson!! It's soooo worth it!! Very informative, fun and friendly. Warning...it's…read morelike 100 degrees in there, but that's to be expected. :)

We've been dying to check this spot out for at least a year. Today was the day. The show room is…read morefull of amazing pieces ranging from jewelry to lamps. We watched the demonstration which was fascinating from start to finish. I am pretty sure we will be taking at least a couple of the classes which start in October. If you love glass be sure to check Wimberley Glassworks out.

This gorgeous botanical studio is a paradise for plant enthusiasts and an insightful experience for…read moreall. If you're in the area, be sure to stop by and check out their incredible collection. Be prepared to be wowed! The studio boasts an impressive layout and is meticulously organized. My partner and I thoroughly enjoyed exploring the various plants. We were so captivated that we decided to take one home with us - a charming Hoya Hindu Rope plant. We've never seen such a unique looking plant. Staff is helpful and very knowledgeable - thank you! You do not want to miss this experience!

We've been to Wimberley several times and have never stopped in here. It was absolutely beautiful,…read moreso many varieties of plants, tools and pottery. The employees were very helpful and friendly. Such a cool spot to stop and browse while shopping in the Wimberley Square.

First time exploring the Texas Hill Country for some functional & unique furniture pieces. The…read moreshop has a large selection but you definitely have to look past the items (trash vs treasure) on top of the furniture pieces. The shop doors were open so we were able to enjoy the beautiful breeze while browsing. Customer service was very nice and we will certainly stop in again to see new inventory. Prices were a little too high for some of the items that caught our interest. And several pieces were not real wood so that was disappointing. It would be helpful to have measurements listed and description of the material. Overall a nice piece to stop by on your way to visiting Ghost Note or the Wimberley Valley Winery!

Our favorite place to stop in any hill country experience. Don't pass go if you're remotely in the…read morearea! Worth a major detour - such a great vibe, wide array of unique gifts, jewelry, antiques, you'll walk away with a gem - and most likely new friends as well. Liz and Richard are the real Texas deal!

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!

If you're looking for the freshest flowers and vegetable plants in town, perhaps you should goto…read morethe source. At Arnosky Family Farm Market you will never be disappointed. And the prices can't be beat. The drive is so worth it!! And service...well that's different. The honor system. I LOVE IT!! Just don't pay with lottery tickets Cash, check or charge. So awesome!!

Arnosky Family Farm Market is a great place to check out for fresh cut flowers. Since the Blanco…read moreLavender Festival was going , stopped by and picked up some dried Lavender. The prices are very reasonable. The bundled cost $10. Which I thought it was very reasonable for the amount you get. Just a great place to check out when in need for fresh flowers for any occasion.

Eye of the Dog Art Center is worth checking out. Today was San Marcos Art Tour and Eye of the Dog…read moreArt Center was part of the tour. The art center is worth checking out. Nice drive to get to the art center.

This is the second time I have been here and both times I felt like it might just be the 8th wonder…read moreof the world. Went to the "Dirt Dauber" festival here which was a celebration of local pottery. Artists were set up everywhere, there were workshops/demos/contests, live music, pets and kiddos running around, hot dogs, and free beer (you were simply encouraged to purchase a vessel in which to pour it in). Everyone was ridiculously talented - and so friendly. The local community (san marcos I guess) is so supportive, but folks came out from all over in support. One highlight was they had the pottery wheels set up to play! SO. MUCH. FUN. (especially after beer) I totally want a wheel now, but it's easy to see it takes quite a bit of practice along with significantly more artistry than I possess. (Oh, and that scene from Ghost? Totally realistic because it's seriously erotic for some reason.) I am fortunate enough to be friends with the niece of the owners of the property (Beverley and Billy Ray rock!), and am unbelievably grateful for the opportunity to get a tour of the whole place. This includes their personal home which is a magical maze full of treasures. I have never seen so much art and sculpture and pottery and trinkets and souvenirs and momentos...the list goes on. It's a feast for the eyes. Everywhere you look there is something to explore. The house is divided up by season as well; for example, there is a "summer room" downstairs that has A/C, or the "Spring room" which has a handmade wooden murphy bed platform ON THE BALCONY that pulls down to sleep on. There is a fishtank for a wall by the tub indoors, or one could use the outdoor shower they crafted. They even have their own giant bar attached to the home. Walking around there is surreal; it makes you want an entirely different life. We also got to see a couple studios in which the owners (and visiting artists) work. So friggin cool. They do all sorts of workshops and also host celebrations/festivals/exhibitions of sorts (like the one I went to, or a salsa competition (the kind you eat ;). I encourage you to find any reason you can to get out there. The whole experience felt hippy dippy trippy to the max; by that I mean it didn't reek of patchouli or pot, but rather of a better place and time gone past where everyone was encouraged to be whoeverthefuck they want to be and express that however they wish (in dress, through art, or the way they live, who they love, and so on) and all were accepted, and appreciated. Good music, drank, and people all mashed up. Love.