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Big Bend Gallery

If you’re looking for a place where art truly comes alive and where you can feel a deep connection to the heart of Texas, then the Big Bend Gallery in Alpine is an absolute must-see. Even if you’ve never considered … Continue reading

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5th Street Gallery

5th Street Gallery, nestled on the corner of 5th Street and Avenue E, is far more than a retail space. Every meticulously curated item reflects a deep commitment to quality, established through direct relationships with the talented artisans who pour … Continue reading

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Far West Guitars

Far West Guitars of course has guitars and amps, but more importantly, Far West Guitars pays honor to three paramount figures of the TransPecos: Doyle Bramhall, Mark Pollock, and Michael Stevens.

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Curry Studio & Gallery

Featuring originals and prints from artist/illustrator Tom Curry

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‘Feel Good Art’ Studio

Working studio of J. R. Smith: murals, landscapes, wildlife, architectural portraits, and commissions.

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Ocotillo Enterprises – Books, Beads & Rocks

Books about home building, gardening, natural history, and many regional interests. Paintings, wire-wrapped jewelry, and beadwork by Alpine artist Judith Brueske.

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Big Bend Regional Medical Center

Monthly shows feature work by members of the Big Bend Arts Council.

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Cheshire Cat

Friday and Saturday 11:00am to 5:00pm Art from yesterday and today. Western artifacts, jewelry and collectibles, as well as antiques and imported furniture  The building was built in 1910 as the home of Senator Benjamin F. Berkeley. The wrought iron … Continue reading

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Francois Fine Arts Gallery

Rotating BFA and MA student exhibitions.

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Front Street Books

New, used, and out-of-print books. Extensive collection of general interest and regional titles. Built in 1929, the book store and neighboring Galeria Mañana housed the Cross & Cross women’s shop and the first Safeway in Alpine.

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