Smithville is an art destination, enjoy all the galleries and displays throughout town.

 
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Mary Nichols Arts Center

This wonderful historic building at 301 Burleson has come back to life and is open once again for art classes and workshops. The Art Gallery is open to the public Friday/Sunday 1-4 p.m. and Saturday from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Special exhibits and receptions are held. The Art Center features local artists and encourages creativity in children. The center is home to the Lost Pines Artisans Alliance and hosts a variety of shows throughout the year.

301 Burleson Street | Gallery on Main - 206 Main Street

 
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Lost Pines Artisan Alliance

The LPAA, a 501(c)(3), is a group of local Central Texas artists that have joined together to promote the arts and each others artistic endeavors. They gather in Smithville to promote a sense of community and can be found online at www.lostpinesartisansalliance.org or at their Facebook page: Lost Pines Artisans Alliance

206 Main Street

 
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Mosaic & Art

In September 2011, a major wildfire swept through Bastrop County, burning 34,000 acres and destroying 1,691 homes, making it the most destructive wildfire in Texas history. Jeri and Walter Winslett lost their home. The next step was a big one. They moved into Smithville, and with the help of David and Nena Marsh, opened a store on Main Street that sells the eclectic furniture of David Marsh, as well as the paintings, prints, pottery, and dolls of wonderful local artists.

218 Main Street

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Lumberyard Studio
Gallery of Judy Paul

I've been an artist and graphic designer in Austin, Texas for 20 plus years and I have a degree in graphic design. For the past 10 years I've painted on a daily basis as I transitioned from full-time graphic designer to full-time artist. My mixed media paintings are most often a combination of acrylic paint, collage, pencil and screen printing. Find out more about my paintings and reproductions here. You can watch my 'My Studio Today' videos on my YouTube channel here.

223 NE 1st Street

 

Main Gallery Smithville

Founded by Fred & Laurie Beck, Main Gallery showcases contemporary art from premier regional artists. Located in Historic Downtown Smithville, Texas, Main Gallery provides a space for communities to connect through creativity.

"We chose Smithville as our home almost two years ago. When the opportunity presented itself to have ownership of the site on 2nd and Main, we immediately made the decision to follow our passions as both artists and art collectors. The bottom line is that we firmly believe in the basic importance of art in people's lives."

200 Main Street