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.

Came across this place kind of by accident while driving through Johnson City. What a nice,…read moreunexpected gem. They offer wine tastings from wines around the world - not just Texas Trail wines. And they have rotating art installations, some of which were just uber cool when we stopped in (please see pics). The proprietor's Warren and his wife (sorry, I didn't get her name) were very welcoming and took time to show us around. We will definitely be back! Wine and art without pretentiousness. Yee haw!!!

Loved the owners and the way they display local art. The wine wasn't local, but very good!read more

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.

As we walked down Main St we found this gallery and decided to stop inside. There are several…read moreartists on display and there were many pieces that I really liked. There was an artist who was painting a piece right there in the gallery. The lady at the counter was very attentive and nice. It's a smaller gallery but definitely worth a walk-through.

I have a collection of watercolor paintings that my mother bought and handed down to me. They were…read morepainted by an artist with Highland Arts by the name of Dee Gordon. Dee has passed away, but the Highland Arts Guild and Gallery continues. It has art in a variety of media in a range of price points.

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!

This is a super diverse shop with many handmade items plus vintage clothing, handmade pottery &…read morejewelry plus many Mexican and Peruvian imports. My favorite section is all of the lavender products. I have the foam soap for my RV which I've loved for years. Adds a touch of elegance to the camper. I also have the dog shampoo for my little doggie and a headache oil for myself. Found a perfect loose camping dress and some other unique items. This is a must stop shop!

I love the variety of oil cloth by the yard...the clothing is fun and reasonably priced and a great…read moreselection of greeting cards.

Decided to check out the Beloved Gallery in Marble Falls as I read there was a free exhibition of a…read morefamous childhood artist I knew about years ago, Akiane Kramarik. "Akiane: The Early Years" is a collection of original masterpieces painted by Akiane before the age of 16. I was so excited to know it was up here! You have to reserve a time slot online & I did it early this morning. Note that you cannot bring any handbags in the gallery, just clear bags. Also, no photos are allowed. They watch you like a hawk. We checked in the Beloved Cafe where there's a Concierge who can look up your name. The cafe has Beloved T-shirts, tumblers, mugs, trinkets, wallets, keychains & bags. Bathrooms are on the 2nd floor of the office space next door. You can take an elevator or stairs after the check-in clerk unlocks the door. We were led into the gallery by the Concierge where there was a tour guide starting her presentation by a stunning light blue marble wall as a backdrop. There's also a light blue marble waterfall wall below the gallery. The tour guide briefly explained Akiane's life & how she slowly developed her painting & artistic talent, how her parents used to be atheists & agnostic & how her most famous painting, "Prince of Peace" came about. The owners of the gallery met Akiane & her family obtained some of Akiane's works & that the goal is to receive 1 million visitors to the gallery. I believe they've already had 45,000 visitors from all over the world. The gallery has been opened since April 2023. The guide advocated us spreading the word. You're led to a screening room where Akiane speaks about her journey in a short ~17 minute film from 1:17pm-1:34pm. After the film ended, I asked some questions with the gracious tour guide until she told me we had until 1:55pm because the next tour was going to take place. She appreciated my questions but had to cut us off & said we should read Akiane's biography for more detailed info. We literally only had maybe 10 minutes to view all the paintings so it was a bit rushed. I didn't have enough time to read thru & examine the artwork. I thought the film was a bit lengthy & the room was hot. Hopefully the next time we go we can bypass the film. This is a must-see and inspiration. I didn't know it was up here until today when I was looking at the Christmas events at Marble Falls & their 44 Nights of Holiday Cheer.

Just a warning, they kicked my austic child and our family out for being too loud during the tour…read more Should just have made it a rule to not allow kids then to waste our time. Staff not accommodating or friendly.

Fun shop with some fun items. Old and new merchandise. Everyone was friendly and helpful and the…read moreprices for many items were reasonable.

You will need at least a couple hours in the antique store. I loved how small it is and how much…read morethere is to see! From antique figurines, street signs, home decor, candles, new and old clothing, and so MUCH MORE. I bought 2 vintage postcards with the original sender and stamped from the 1930s . It was a great find and wish I had picked up more. This is a must stop if you are driving by.