I am in heaven!! The variety of gems and jewelry is amazing!! The people are so kind and caring…read more Extremely knowledgeable about all the different sculptures and pieces they offer.

This is the place to go for incredible crystal, rocks, handmade jewelry and natural wonders. They…read moreoffer incredibly large geodes and other rock specimens for sale as well as handmade art and imports. I bought an amazing art mosaic for my home. Kudos to the staff, Mary and Lisa who were very friendly and helpful. I will definitely be returning on my next trip to Hot Springs.

This place is simply unbelievable. Every kind of art you can imagine is located in this historic…read morebuilding. It's absolutely free to come in and browse around and you may find something you simply can't live without. Along with historical information and exhibits there are all styles of paintingsand representational art... ask for Ellie Taylor art

1894 Gallery is such beautiful addition to the Texarkana downtown area! The artwork is absolutely…read morebeautiful and the building, even though still being renovated, is such a great venue to show case the state and local artists work. To anyone visiting Texarkana, Arkansas this venue is a "must see"! Sheila Nichols

While visiting family in Arkansas from Florida, we decided to spend some time exploring local…read morehistory and stopped by Ka-Do-Ha Indian Village. The experience includes a small museum, preserved burial grounds, and an area where visitors can search for arrowheads. We spent over an hour there simply walking leisurely, reading plaques, exploring the grounds, and taking everything in. I actually enjoyed going through the museum twice -- once before touring the grounds and then again afterward because seeing the burial areas and artifacts in person gave much better context to what we were viewing inside. One detail that really stood out to me was the intricate beadwork on a pair of Indian baby shoes displayed in the museum. The craftsmanship and patience behind something like that was incredible to think about. The grounds were well maintained, peaceful, and you could tell they're continuing to improve and add additional features over time. Admission for our family of 5 was around $50 total. While that's not outrageous by today's standards for museums and historical attractions, it did feel a little high relative to the size and simplicity of the site itself. I'm glad we experienced it once and I do believe in supporting local historical sites and preservation efforts. If you enjoy history, archaeology, or quieter educational stops while traveling through the area, it's worth experiencing at least once.

The museum here, though small, deserves to be savored. Walk through and give yourself plenty of…read moretime to read and observe. The collection of arrowheads and Caddo pottery collected at the site is exquisite. It is very well documented and lets one get a true feel for the history of this site. The outdoor exhibit is also thoughtfully and respectfully done. The attendant on the day we were there, Kolton, was very well informed and helpful.

Talented group of artists that provide a great service... check them out! All local artists. this…read moregallery cant be beat!

I loved the variety of art. The artists themselves staff the gallery so you are likely to meet one…read moreof the many artists. We had an amazing conversation with Ms. Harris, one of the artists whose work you can buy.

The gallery has very active professional national and regional art shows throughout the year. The…read moreGift Shop is a great place to check out if you're looking for a last minute gift or a piece of art for yourself. Well worth stopping in on your way through Mena or if you're a local resident.

Fabulous shows exhibiting local craftsmen and arists as well as multiple national shows. Truly…read moreworth the visit.

Great place. Full service. Specializes in Southern regionalists & modern artists of the 20th…read morecentury. Currently displaying George Dombeck, Roger Carlisle & Sheila Cantrell.

From the owner: Greg Thompson Fine Art was established in 1995 as one of the top art galleries and private…read moredealerships in the Southern United States. We represent some of the top artists working in the Southern art genre as well as some of the most important artists in the Modern art movement from the turn of the century to present day. Whether you are looking for a unique master piece, wanting to build an entire collection, a seasoned collector or a beginner, let us put our expertise, relationships and business acumen to work for you. We continually place our collector's satisfaction and privacy in the art buying and selling experience as our highest priority. If you are in the market to purchase or de-access important works of art, we look forward to hearing from you and seeing how we can be of service.

I've always loved Hot Springs for it's natural beauty, incredible architecture, history, and…read morefriendly people. Now I have another reason to love Hot Springs: it's amazing local artists. I've been to a lot of art shows in large cities, and having studied design myself, have seen a lot of art over the years. But rarely have I seen a Gallery with so many impressive works that I wish I could take home with me. I came in just to browse--with no intention whatsoever of buying anything. But the works were so elegant and the prices (for original works) so fair that I couldn't help but bring several pieces home with me...and came back several days later for more. Thank you to all the artists who make this Gallery such an amazing place, and to Pati Trippel for the paintings that now make me smile every time I enter my living room!

Beautiful, friendly staff, and so many choices for all pockets. A must go in place! With a 30…read morecolony artists mix, there's something for everyone.