I had such a great experience at Art Direct in Cedar Park! From the moment I walked in, I was…read moreescorted to a private room to discuss options for framing a massive print I wanted for my office. The staff member who helped me was super cool and really understanding about my budget--I didn't want to spend a ton. He made thoughtful suggestions and even brought out visuals so I could actually see what he was describing, which I really appreciated. They called me first thing Monday morning (right after the holidays!) to let me know it was ready for pickup. When I went to grab it, I was blown away--it looks fantastic! I'll definitely be back if I need anything else framed. Highly recommend!

Purchased a great piece from this place the people were nice. It's more of a large garage/thrift…read morestore feel with gems to be found if you look.

The staff here are super friendly and very knowlegable. There is a lot of cool art on display as…read morewell. It's located off the main square so parking can be a bit difficult on busy weekends but you should check it out if you love art.

I have been in multiple times to have pieces framed or reframed that range from inexpensive local…read morepieces to notable masterworks and they never fail to disappoint! I happened on this place originally by happenstance and had a great conversation with the owner. She made me feel at ease bringing in a couple paintings to have framed that I had been putting off to avoid putting them in the hands of amateurs. Each piece is meticulously stored until ready to work with it and looks immaculate upon pick up. The entire staff are great and patient and the prices fair, particularly for the caliber of work they do. I can't recommend this place to enough people. Oh, and they have a really interesting and eclectic offering of local pieces for sale to. This place is always worth stopping by.

Small quaint little art and artisan gallery shop on Austin…read more Paintings, pottery to metal wall decorations. Prices are reasonable and a good break from the rain.

I visited the gallery during the Poppy Festival and I picked up a piece to look at closer. When I…read moreput it back on the shelf the small top (turns out it was a lid) fell off and broke. It was a small lid like a stopper but I thought it was a solid piece. I was so embarassed and ashamed and I asked what she wanted me to do. She told me I had to pay for the piece. I understood and said yes.. I am upset because the shop keeper treated me as if I was a 5 yr old; was not sympathetic or understanding in anyway and did not offer any kind of discount (which should be a cost of doing business) I was paying full price for a broken piece of pottery and the other visitors were nicer to me than the staff. It is a cure gallery but I will never cross their threshold again.

I visited this art center for the first time today. It was clean, it was designed well, and it was…read moreinteresting. They had many pieces of interesting paintings that were quite pricey. Additionally, they had things made of wood such as turned bowls and clever utensils. They had some beautiful ornaments, made out of ceramic, I bought one of those. It was $50. They had plates and platters and more things than I can name here. They even had jewelry. It's all handmade and beautiful. I look forward to coming back and buying some Christmas gifts. In addition to the art portion of the business, there is a workshop section where people can go to classes and learn ceramics or painting and other things. The woman who was working was very helpful and kind. I look forward to frequency this gallery regularly.

I volunteered here for a year awhile back. Firstly, the art exhibited is often both interesting and…read moreengaging especially for such a small venue. I'm being generous with my 3 stars, since I found those in charge of the facility operations to be condescending and dismissive of volunteer input. I tried to become more involved in the loose operational functions but was immediately shut down. Due to my excessive senior level management background, I felt completely under valued. This was especially true of the the male members of the board. Keep this in mind if you're thinking about this venue as a volunteer opportunity.

Well-known to the Georgetown art community, this little gem of a art gallery promotes local artists…read morewith art & craft pieces that get refreshed often. Kimi & Camilla are genuinely friendly... I experienced 'real conversation' regarding art, the artists, museum level of framing Kimi provides to both artist or collector. It was a refreshingly welcome interaction, rather than any type of commercial 'let's make a deal' vibe. I did walk out with a piece of original art, created by BRIESCHKE, a local artist, who studied at a Chicago Art School, decades ago... yet hasn't lost her eye for considerable richness of palette presentation. I will definitely be revisiting #TheFramersGallery, when I head into Georgetown for the day! Free street or parking lots within walking distance to Kimi's place, and to 'The Square', downtown Georgetown.

Kimi is a very talented framer and super fun gal. Her frame…read moreshop gallery features wonderful local artists and such a wide variety of art. AND the art changes out regularly so always fun to stop by and see what's new!

This place has a lot. Almost too much where it's exhausting…read more Some prices here are hit and miss. A lot of non antique things plus some custom art pieces. Personally I did not find anything worth buying. But others might find something here.

Holy cow, this might be the best antique mall I've ever been to. It's huge and packed to the gills…read morewith amazing stuff. So much interesting art here. Huge variety -- art, decor, clothing, records, toys, and much more. Saw a few of the vendors stocking/organizing their spaces so it seems carefully curated and regularly updated. I spent about 45 minutes here and feel like I missed so much. Had my toddler with me (ample space for a small stroller by the way) and my baby in a carrier. I told my husband we need to get a babysitter and spend at least two hours here. Long lines that move slow though. Even with three cashiers. Might just be their check out process especially if you're buying from multiple vendors. The shop is also pretty popular and gets a lot of visitors. I'm afraid to visit another antique mall after this -- the bar has been set high.