Situated in the heart of Lockhart’s historic town square, Commerce Gallery is a vibrant hub for contemporary visual art and community connection. They curate rotating exhibitions featuring regional and Texas artists and serve as the home base for artist-in-residence Christopher St. Leger. The gallery also hosts regular open-house receptions, often coinciding with Lockhart’s First Friday art walks, making it a key space where art, creativity, and local identity converge in a welcoming downtown setting.

Nestled in Lockhart’s vibrant creative scene, Get Lucky Lockhart is both a gallery and design space highlighting local and regional artists working in mixed media, illustration, ceramics, and more. Their rotating exhibits push boundaries while reconnecting art with community, and they frequently host openings, workshops, and events that invite locals and visitors to engage directly with artists. The space embodies Lockhart’s evolving arts identity: grounded in local culture, open to fresh perspectives, and always welcoming.

Tucked away in Lockhart’s creative corner, Under the Nightshade is a gallery and studio space that celebrates alternative and contemporary artforms — from illustrations and dark-themed works to immersive multimedia pieces. Their exhibits often spotlight emerging artists and invite exploration beyond traditional gallery walls. Whether through gallery nights, special installations, or open studio events, Under the Nightshade offers visitors a chance to see Lockhart’s edgier, imaginative side in an intimate arts environment.

Located in Lockhart, Spellerberg Projects is a dynamic gallery and creative hub dedicated to contemporary and experimental art practices. Currently hosting the Riso Rama Reading Room exhibit, the space showcases over 40 artist-made books, zines, and printed works from creators across the U.S. and Mexico. Workshops, talks, and pop-up markets often accompany the displays, making it a place where visual art meets community participation. Spellerberg also acts as a studio space and incubator for local and regional artists, reinforcing Lockhart’s growing reputation in arts and culture.

Cult of Happy is more than just a gallery—it’s a creative experience in Lockhart’s downtown. At 111 E San Antonio Street, it positions itself as an immersive art space, offering public interventions, pop-up “rituals,” and multimedia installations that blur the line between art, life, and community. From object collections (“artifacts”) to audio transmissions and collaborative works, it invites visitors to engage with art in new, playful ways. The gallery also hosts events, brand collaborations, and artist alliances designed to shape cultural expression.

Part of the Soundwaves Art Foundation, this gallery celebrates the intersection of visual art, sound, and community. It features rotating exhibitions of regional artists exploring themes through painting, mixed media, sculpture, and multimedia installations. The space often hosts art workshops, live events, and collaborative programming that bridge the auditory and visual realms. As part of the foundation’s mission, it aims to serve as a creative gathering place—where art resonates, conversations spark, and visitors experience the pulse of Lockhart’s contemporary art scene.

Step back in time at the Caldwell County Museum, where local history comes to life inside the beautifully restored 1908 county jail. Explore exhibits that share the stories of early settlers, lawmen, and everyday life in Caldwell County. From vintage artifacts to rotating displays highlighting the area’s unique heritage, the museum offers a fascinating glimpse into the people and moments that shaped our community.