Current exhibition
Plan your visit
Free admission. Easy parking. Right on Main Street.
Hours and admission
| Monday: | CLOSED |
|---|---|
| Tuesday: | CLOSED |
| Wednesday: | CLOSED |
| Thursday: | 11 AM – 4 PM |
| Friday: | 11 AM – 4 PM |
| Saturday: | 11 AM – 4 PM |
| Sunday: | CLOSED |
Getting here
113 Main Street,
Marble Falls, TX 78654.
About an hour northwest of Austin via US 281, and 90 minutes from San Antonio. Street parking is easy and free in downtown Marble Falls. The exhibition space is ADA friendly.
Admission is always free. No tickets or reservations needed. Questions? Call 432-400-2535.
Bring a group.
Especially young people
Nothing would please us more than an exhibition space full of young people discovering art. Student and youth groups of every kind are welcome, always at no cost: school classes, homeschool groups, after-school programs, youth organizations, and community nonprofits. If you lead a program for young people anywhere in the Hill Country, we would love to hear from you. Call 432-400-2535 to arrange a visit.
WHILE YOU’RE IN TOWN
Marble Falls IS the jewel of the highland lakes
steps from the exhibition space
Downtown dining
Enjoy an eclectic mix of dining and shopping opportunities right outside the exhibition space door on Main Street in Marble Falls, Texas.
Oli’s Kitchen Bar & Grill – Chef Oli’s family recipes from Tamaulipas meet handcrafted cocktails and classic American fare. 205 Main St.
House of Cheese – Artisan cheeses from around the world, homemade sourdough, and their famous grilled cheese sandwiches. Also home accessories and wine. 209 Main St.
Blue Bonnet Cafe – A Marble Falls landmark since 1929, famous for Texas-size chicken-fried steaks, mile-high meringue pies, and breakfast voted best by Texas Highways Magazine. 211 US 281.
ENJOY THE WATER
Lake Marble Falls and Lakeside Park
Enjoy the beauty of Lakeside Park on Lake Marble Falls just a short stroll from the exhibition space.
Lakeside Park – A scenic 6.5-acre park with sandy beach and swimming area, boat ramp for fishing and water recreation, and walking trails along the lake. Open daily, dawn to dusk. 305 Buena Vista Dr.
Walkway of Lights – A 44-day holiday tradition (late November–early January) with over 100 illuminated sculptures and 2 million lights wrapping the shoreline. ADA accessible, free parking. $2 per person. Open nightly 6–10 p.m.
Sculpture on Main – Year-round outdoor art gallery featuring 30+ rotating sculptures by Hill Country artists. A free, open-air museum celebrating regional talent in historic downtown. 24/7.
HILLS, WINE, & WILDFLOWERS
Hill Country wineries, Fall drives, and nearby state parks
Venture deeper into the Hill Country for rolling granite hills, Texas wine country, and fields of wildflowers that transform the landscape each spring.
Inks Lake State Park – A pristine 1,201-acre park 30 minutes away with lake swimming, scuba diving, fishing, hiking to Devil’s Waterhole, and waterfalls along Valley Spring Creek. Camping and day use available. Day use $7. 3630 Park Road 4 W, Burnet.
Wildflower Trail – Spring scenic drives through fields of bluebonnets, Indian paintbrush, wine cups, and firewheels. Reliable routes west on FM 1431 and Park Road 4, or east toward Balcones Canyonlands. Maps at the Visitor Center, 100 Ave. G.
Perissos Vineyards & Winery – Family-friendly winery with 16-acre vineyard, wine tastings ($24), picnic seating under the oaks, and light bites. Educational vineyard tours available. 7214 Park Road 4 W, Burnet. (512) 820-2950.
Questions before you come?
We are happy to help with tours, accessibility, and group visits. Call 432-400-2535.