Friendswood Frame and Gallery

06/03/2026

05/01/2026

Thank you to the Friendswood Artist Collective and the huge outpouring of Community that came out to support the Grand Opening of Raw Edges. Visit us at Friendswood Frame & Gallery to appreciate our amazing local talent.

04/22/2026

Join us for Friendswood Frame & Gallery’s Grand Opening of its new gallery “Raw Edges”featuring original artwork by Local Artists. All the artwork displayed un-framed as if still on the artist’s easel. It’s the closest experience to being inside the artist’s studio.

Join us Thursday April 30, 2026 6-8pm for drinks and snacks to celebrate and meet the opening artists Kathy Hammond, Sherri Harris, Fontaine Jacobs, Julie Sanderson, Susan Steinberg, and Carrie Wright.

03/04/2026

Spring has Sprung!

11/21/2025

Join Captains Corner for Pink Friday and explore all the unique shops with a chance to win prizes!

11/11/2025

Bid for the reason; Buy for the art

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05/25/2025

Canine approved Fine Art Framing by Friendswood Frame and Gallery

05/21/2025

NEW HOURS: Tues-Fr 9:30-6 & Saturdays 10-2, closed Sundays & Mondays.

03/10/2025

Prior to the war, Rebecca Hillenburg ’s father Russell E. Watson was a carpenter. He joined the Navy serving on the USS Sacramento and on his 21st birthday, December 7, 1941 as he was getting ready for church with his wife in their apartment at Pearl Harbor the attack commenced. A previously broken arm kept him from ship duty as he tried to come aboard and instead reported to the infirmary to care for the many wounded. It was 3 weeks before family back home in Indiana were notified that the two had survived. Later in the war his ship was destroyed by a kamikaze, and he spent 18 hours in the water before being rescued. After the war he took up his carpentry trade eventually using the GI bill to earn first an Undergrad and eventually a Masters degree. He taught math before serving as a principal and School Administrator. Throughout the years he never stopped using wood to create. One of the last times he used these tools was with Mrs. Hillenberg’s husband to build his grandson a small rocking chair which is still a cherished keepsake in her home. Thank you for letting us display all the memories of a life well lived wrapped up in these simple hand tools.

02/25/2025

Alan Mikolaj’s mother Bernadette Mikolaj was one of the first female EMT in Texas serving the Timberlakes Volunteer Fire Department in the mid 70’s. Thank you for letting us frame the memorabilia of such a pioneering woman!