Buchanan Art Gallery

Buchanan Art Gallery Open Mondays, Fridays & Saturdays from 10am-4pm and Sundays from 1-4pm. We sponsor classes & workshops to further the interest of the arts in our community.

We are an active fine arts Guild & Gallery with members representing multiple artisan skills. Buchanan Art Gallery, Inc. was originally founded as Buchanan Arts & Crafts, Inc. in 1963, with Alma Howerts serving as the first President. The first art show was held on the LCRA grounds on August 9, 1963, with the original group of ten artists. The first meeting of the cooperative was in October 1963.

The gallery was incorporated as a 501(c)(3), Texas Non-Profit Corporation, on March 20, 1967. The purpose for which the corporation is organized is to promote and increase the interest of the general public in the arts. The Gallery moved into its current building on Hwy. 29 on June 11, 1967. The mortgage was paid off in 1973 after much hard work and many stew dinners. In 1990, the group purchased the lot west of the Gallery for additional parking. Today, we are an active fine art Guild and Gallery with members representing multiple artisan skills. The members operate the gallery under the direction of a Board of Directors and Officers, which are elected annually by the membership. Board and general meetings are held monthly. Active members voluntarily work an average of twelve days per year. The Buchanan Art Gallery sponsors demos, workshops, classes, and free art lessons to further the interest of the arts in our community. Several fundraisers over the years including bake sales, and ‘game day’, have helped to maintain our facilities, which provides a place for members to gather, share, learn, create, exhibit, and offer their artworks for sale to the public.

New mosaic class available!
06/01/2026

New mosaic class available!

Next Watercolor class with Evelyn Acosta-Cone
05/29/2026

Next Watercolor class with Evelyn Acosta-Cone

05/29/2026

I have had this question asked so many times since I started making these:

Can it hold a (fill-in-the-blank-with-a-thing-you-might-want-to-hang-on-it)?

Well, probably. Here's a demonstration with one of the hooks I made. I literally just popped it on a small nail I usually hang art on.

You, of course, will mount it properly with an anchor screw.

05/28/2026
05/28/2026

We told the judges exactly what would happen to this view if the transmission line routes across the Devils River, and what that would mean for landowners, for paddlers, and for every Texan.

When DRC’s Executive Director, Romey Swanson, served as an expert witness in last week’s contested case hearing before the State Office of Administrative Hearings, the River Mile 20 Paddler Camp on Skyline Ranch became part of the official record. He described the impacts that looming 160-foot towers, a 200-foot-wide swath of cleared land across miles of intact habitat, and the accompanying lights and sounds of 765-kilovolt electrical lines would have on the landscape and its people. A landscape that the Dickinson Family of the 6,600-acre Skyline Ranch, the Devils River Conservancy, and a coalition of partners have worked for years to protect, culminating in a permanent conservation easement put in place earlier this year.

DRC was ready to provide that testimony on behalf of the entire Devils River Conservation Corridor, following over a year pushing ourselves to the edge to ensure the Devils River is not overlooked in a regulatory process dominated by economics, engineering, and political pressure.

But now we need your support—to recoup the resources it took to be prepared for this defining moment and everything leading up to it, and to be ready for what comes next. Because the PUCT could still decide to breach the heart of the Devils and forever fragment this iconic river basin.

If you believe our wild places are still worth defending, now is the time to stand with us. You can make a gift today through the link in our bio or by visiting devilsriverconservancy.org and clicking the Donate button on the home page. And please like and share this post to help us spread the word.

Just a reminder for those who want to learn or practice needle felting, Lori Welch is having a new class June 1-2, at ou...
05/25/2026

Just a reminder for those who want to learn or practice needle felting, Lori Welch is having a new class June 1-2, at our Buchanan Art Gallery. She still has room for more people to come have some fun, so check out our website for details!

What a great watercolor workshop today with Evelyn Acosta-Cone!  The Bird was a great way for our attendees to practice ...
05/24/2026

What a great watercolor workshop today with Evelyn Acosta-Cone! The Bird was a great way for our attendees to practice their watercolor skills while visiting and learning from each other! The next class by Evelyn next month will be a desert scene, so we invite you to check out the website for details. We always have a great time seeing the wonderful paintings produced with her guiding application of techniques in this medium! Come give it a try!

Art with Friends with Holly Blom kicked off their first class on Thursday, May 21, and it was a joyful learning experien...
05/23/2026

Art with Friends with Holly Blom kicked off their first class on Thursday, May 21, and it was a joyful learning experience for all those awesome homeschool students and their teachers! We thought we’d share some of the joy and remind everyone that our Youth Art Academy has scheduled classes for children on five different days this summer. Attendance is free to the youth, ages 9-14. Check out our website for more details and registration!
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Amen!
05/23/2026

Amen!

Address

17534 E State Highway 29
Buchanan Dam, TX
78609

Opening Hours

Monday 10am - 4pm
Friday 10am - 4pm
Saturday 10am - 4pm
Sunday 1pm - 4pm

Telephone

(512) 793-2858

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