Would love to give this gallery a legit review because it looks CUTEEEEE and AWEEEESOMEEEEE from…read morethe windows......but I walked by 3 times in total (on two separate days) and they were closed during the business hours posted on their door. When I looked inside, it sounded like someone was back there, but they didn't answer to my knocking :( Number One Rule of being a gallery owner - follow your posted hours!! When you are closed during business hours, you aren't just hurting yourself, but EVERY SINGLE artist you represent.

A great gallery w/variety of art: stone, folk, pottery, cloth, wood, iron art as well as jewelry,…read morepaintings, etc. I love the brick walls. We were greeted warmly & invited to see a pottery show.

First Gallery I walked in this morning and right off the bat it was great. Fairly high quality…read morerepresentation of local artist. Wind Way is a cooperative and the " artist on duty" Shelly was interesting to talked to and very helpful. I left with several things including a piece of pottery as a gift. This is a quality shop. Definite go in Rockport.

A cute little gallery along the Arts District of Rockport…read more This place sells mostly women's stuff- things like belts with skulls and rhinestones, purses made out of fringed leather, and necklaces and jewelry. While I personally didn't find anything that I needed to have in there, it's a very nice little shop with lots of powerful air conditioning, and a nice lady who was happy to let us stroll through, checking out all their wares. They have a large selection of local artists, doing cool and innovative things! They have a variety of media- jewelry, accessories, stuff for the kitchen, closet, and paintings. The shop was clean, and parking is easy! The prices were quite reasonable, and all the stuff was quite interesting. This shop is of many cool little art galleries along the main drag in Rockport. It's a fun way to get some culture in while you're at the beach!

Coast is G.O.A.T.! (Greatest of all time) This is a great…read morelittle gallery! This coastal-themed gallery is in a nice little retail space, right across from the Winery on the Bay in the Rockport Arts District. They keep regular hours, but they also have a monthly Arts Walk that the Arts Council coordinates, and they stay open late, serve up some wine, beer and cheese, and show off their greatest works! I really enjoyed the nautical themed paintings, as well as the ones of the local Aransas County wildlife. They also do frames, which look really neat! The owner, Mike was super friendly, let the dog come on in too! The shop was super clean, well lit and fun to visit! Rockport has a reputation for being a funky arts town, and this gallery does a great job of representing!

Friendly service, affordable pricing, and knowledgeable of many different print options available…read more I enjoyed talking to Mike who is owner/operator - he's an artist and a friendly customer oriented individual. Highly recommend using his services or even just stopping in to see what a few local artists are offering to capture the essence of the third coast.

Seems like every community these days has a non profit " Art Center". I'm a strong advocate for all…read moreart all the time. On the surface it appears the director of the Port Aransas Art Center is currating the pieces for sale nicely. I didn't see any thing I thought was less than worthy to hang there. They have plenty to choose from if you're in the market for local artist coastal subjects. Go!

I have some major complaints about Michelle, the Gallery Director, that I would like to address…read morewith the board. I have been treated rudely for the past three years by her. I submitted a compaint through the website that was intercepted by Michelle, and she emailed me back with excuses about "procedures" that were complete and utter BS. My last interaction with her was on January 15, 2026, when I arrived for a class and she yelled at me as I was moving my watercolor supplies to the classroom, angrily telling me that I was NOT signed up for the class and was not allowed to go in the classroom. I WAS signed up, and as I tried to show her my Apple Card transaction to Port Aransas Art Center, she essentially called me a liar. I had paid for the class on January 6th through the website, and my card was charged $45. She demanded an email receipt, which I was unable to locate because I was flustered and angry...there were other people also trying to check in, and I felt embarrassed at being accused of somehow cheating the art center. She eventually found my registration, but I was humiliated in front of other students, and she still tried to make it MY FAULT. This is NOT normal. She literally yelled at me over the other girl working there and DEMANDED that I stop walking towards the classroom, as she came out of the office in what seemed like an attempt to physically prevent me from going in. We already spend 50% more for the watercolor class (price went up for the weekly class from $30 a couple years ago), and Michelle absolutely destroyed my creativity that day. I did almost nothing in class because I was so shaken. This is not an isolated incident, and she's been rude and hateful to me (and others) for about the last three years. I would like to address this with someone on the board (not her spouse or significant other). I submitted a long email with events from the last three years, although I've been coming to the center for over ten years. In the last three years alone, I've donated cash to the center, purchased art, paid class fees, donated art supplies, and a few years back donated two jewelry items that I created, valued over $500, for an auction to benefit the center. The total for the past three years, not counting the jewelry items, is over $1,540. And yet I'm still treated rudely, EVERY TIME I visit the center. I have never done anything to deserve this. I would welcome the opportunity to discuss with one or more board members what's been happening. Michelle is not going to forward my email, and she's making excuses for her rudeness...there is never an excuse to yell at or make snarky, nasty, hateful comments to someone who has gone out of their way to support the center. The Art Center was a big part of why we chose Port Aransas to spend thousands of dollars in the local economy each year for the past 15 years. Next year, if we return, I will make sure to sign up for watercolor lessons at the rec center instead. If you're on the board, look up the receipts...I paid for a watercolor class with Carrie on January 6th through the website. I also just donated $100 to the rain barrel project on the 13th or 14th. I live in Colorado and we come down in January and February each year. You can find my contact info there, or reach out to me through the Yelp messaging center.

Went in just to ask about a an idea I had in mind, spoke to Ethan, he was very knowledgeable and…read morewas able to answer all my questions. I decided to go through and have my project done, I was extremely satisfied with the amazing work done. I can honestly recommend them for all for all framing, they take the time to listen and never make you feel rushed. Pricing was very reasonable for what I wanted. They have a wide selection of frames, mats and other framing supplies.

Prompt and courteous service. I am extremely satisfied with the framing of the poem to be read at…read moremy daughter's wedding this weekend. Staff was very helpful in matching the material for the frame and helped me select the most suitable color and mating. They delivered it ahead of time. The frame looks so very elegant and classy. My friends find it breath-taking in its simplicity and in sophisticated look. It's piece of art. This framed poem is for life-time for the couple. I am picky and I am extremely satisfied! Worth every penny. Hats off to staff Sarah Lorena, Linda and others in the store. Thank you!