The city of Georgetown is home to a variety of artistic and cultural options for residents and visitors, including community productions at The Palace Theatre, The Williamson Museum and Southwestern University’s fine-arts school. The city also has a variety of options for those interested in the visual arts, including a large number of galleries and public art, which are featured in this guide.
Galleries
Antiques & Artisans
719 S. Main St.
512-369-9493
www.facebook.com/antiquesandartisans
Artisans Connect Gallery
800 S. Austin Ave., Ste. 105
512-864-0066
http://artisansconnect.net
Carol Woolf Gallery and Frame Factory
40218 Industrial Park Circle
512-863-8445
www.cwgff.com
Cianfrani Coffee Co.
109 W. Seventh St., Ste. 105
512-869-7030
www.cianfranicoffee.com
Framer’s Gallery
610 S. Main St.
512-863-2214
www.kimisframersgallery.com
Georgetown Art Center
816 S. Main St.
512-930-2583
www.georgetownartcentertx.org
Georgetown Public Library
402 W. Eighth St.
512- 930-3624
https://library.georgetown.org
Healing Arts Gallery
2000 Scenic Drive (inside St. David’s Georgetown Hospital)
512-863-8283
Inspiration Glass Studio
211 W. Eighth St.
512-869-6630
www.inspirationglassstudio.com
Kathleen McElwaine Art
116 W. Eighth St.
512-653-2540
www.kmcelwaine.com
One Love Tattoos & Art Gallery
903 N. Austin Ave.
512-868-1588
www.facebook.com/traviscrowdesigns
Rustics: Fine Art Oil Paintings
by Paul Burkle
103 N. Austin Ave., Ste. 205 (by appointment only)
512-775-0582
Sarofim School of Fine Arts at Southwestern University
1001 E. University Ave.
512-863-1378
www.southwestern.edu/sarofim
Texas Design Co.
405 W. Seventh St.
512-496-8483
www.facebook.com/texasdesigncompany
Windberg Art Center & Gallery
7100 N. I-35
512-869-5588
www.windbergartcenter.com
Murals
'Jumping Around'
711 S. Main St. (on rear wall)
Artist: Joe Magnano[/caption]'The Square’
809 S. Main St.
Artist: Anna Sebesta
'Discover Georgetown All Over Again’
Corner of Seventh and Main streets
Artist: Sarah Blankenship
Public art
Sculpture tour
The city of Georgetown sponsors a sculpture tour throughout the city’s cultural district in downtown, including sites at the Georgetown Public Library and the Square. Pieces rotate each November.
Permanent sculptures
Georgetown Public Library
402 W. Eighth St
‘Got It!’
Artist: Rod Garrett
Georgetown Recreation Center
1003 N. Austin Ave.
‘Danielle’s Dream’Artist: Dan Pogue[/caption]
‘Dancing Bones’
Artist: Kristine Eyfells
‘Shallow Coral’
Artist: Kristine Eyfells
‘Spider Bones’
Artist: Kristine Eyfells
Rivery Park
1448 Rivery Boulevard
‘Horatio II’
Artist: Marla Ripperda
Southwestern University
1001 E. University Ave.
‘Creator Recreator Receiver’
Artist: Robert L. Lancaster
‘Monstrance for a Gray Horse’
Artist: James Acord
‘Mother and Child sculpture’
Artist: Charles Umlauf
The Square
‘Dan Moody’
Artist: Lucas Adams
Harry L. Gold bust
Artist: Lucas Adams
Henry C. Matysek bust
Artist: H. Clay Dahlberg
‘Lost Soul’
Artist: Terry Jones
Poppy Bike Racks
Artist: Justin Smith
‘Robert Williamson’Artist: Lucas Adams[/caption]
‘Waterin’ the Work Mules’
Artist: Bob Coffee
Williamson County Courthouse annex
Fourth and Forest streets
Nathan Chapman statue
Artist: Bob Pack
This guide may not be comprehensive. More information about the arts in Georgetown can be found at www.arts.georgetown.org.
