A new design firm, shooting range and more Dripping Springs business updates

Five businesses have recently opened, will open or have relocated in Dripping Springs.

Shooting range Shield Wall opened early February. Shield Wall offers firearms training, rentals, sales and accessories in addition to a 100-yard indoor shooting range.

• Opened Feb. 1
• 6210 W. Hwy. 290, Austin
• www.shieldwalltraining.com

Dripping Classics offers routine maintenance, performance upgrades and other services to classic cars. The shop is owned by locals Chris Olivieri and John Teague.

• Opened January
• 3994 E. Hwy. 290, Bldg. B, Unit F, Dripping Springs
• www.drippingclassics.com

Drippin’ Cuts Barbershop opened in January next to O’Reilly Auto Parts in downtown Dripping Springs. The barbershop is owned by Alex Felan and offers haircuts for men and children.

• Opened Jan. 6
• 600 W. Hwy. 290, Dripping Springs
• 254-230-3582

Longtime local Dani Derner founded Hearten Interiors in July 2022 but will be opening a brick-and-mortar for the business this coming spring. Derner will be offering 2D and 3D interior design services for commercial and residential projects. The space will also serve as a storefront for clients to purchase goods for their home.

• Opening mid-March
• 27320 Ranch Road 12, Ste. D, Dripping Springs
• Instagram: HeartenInteriors

The Palm Social Collection, a women’s boutique that opened in 2023, is relocating to Mercer Street near Revel Wilde. The store, owned by local Jordyn Ketchum, offers clothing, shoes and accessories.

• Moving Feb. 1
• 330 W. Mercer St., Ste. 1, Dripping Springs
• www.thepalmsocialcollection.com