Saturday is bustling with artists and tourists stopping in to see what the gallery is all about. Hot fresh brewed free coffee and pastries are on hand. Artisans and artists display and show their latest works as walk-ins or sublease a display table if they have lots to share.

The gallery supports 16 local artists, five international artists and four Houstonian artists: Artworks presently on display are by Bob Barrera, acrylic paintings; Steve Beckman, watercolors; Larry Charles, Al Eisenberg, acrylic paintings; watercolors; Gene Grant, pencil sketches; Larry Bozka, wildlife photographer; Blanche Cavarretta, gourd artist; Roy Cavarretta, pen and ink reproductions as well as carved gourd art; Gisela Floto, contemporary photography; Cherri Fryer, pottery; Alberto Godoy, oil paintings; Art Juarez, historical photography; Ofi Juarez, historical photography; Valentia Kisseleva, pen and ink; Yan Lee, pen and ink reproductions; Mieko Mahi, industrial art; Marcus Mann, oil painting and reproductions; Hege Nolop, jewelry; Chu Okoli, oil paintings; Elizabeth Payne, acrylic paintings; James Phillips, wood sculptor; Danny Stephens, bronze sculptor; Alice Vickers, acrylic paintings; and Michael Windberg, oil paintings. All works are for sale.
The gallery’s home is the historic Kahn and Stanzel building in downtown Hallettsville. Visit the gallery to see the artistic timeline showing the building’s history and that of the Hallet Oak tree, namesake for the gallery.