Art Galleries in Augusta, GA

“Thanks to the wonderful owner for helping my 97 year old mother pick out the best frame for her mom's diploma which was over 110 years old. Such a caring person, so kind to my mom.”

“Rita and I went for our initial consultation with our watercolor we wanted framed. Tracey helped us thru the process and she was GREAT! Custom framing can be extremely expensive, but she helped get what we were looking for within 10% of our budget.We are supposed to pick up framed artwork in early January. I'm very confident it will be quality work and will update after it's received...”

“I'm part of the lunchables era. I'm pretty sure it's why I love charcuterie. When I learned about the unique twist on crafting a charcuterie board I quickly snagged a ticket. The Curated Palette experience Westobou was fantastic. I learned how curators select art and had the chance to curate my own art with food. The featured artist during my experience was aort1982 . You can find his recent work tacomadreoriginal . I enjoyed following the story he told through his art and learning how the curators chose to tell the story with the placement of the pieces. Group Recommendations: Book as a group or at the same time as space is limited for this experience. Solo Recommendations: Come to enjoy being with others but honestly I really enjoyed this as a solo excursion because I like admiring art in silence . #authenticaugusta#visitaugusta#csra #augusta,#georgia”

“A little spartan on the artwork when we were there but nonetheless very interesting. The building has federalist details that are original. If you are in Augusta you must have a look.”

“Wonderful shop in the heart of downtown Augusta filled with beautiful art, ceramics, blown glass, jewelry and other locally made trinkets. There is so much to see in here, it's almost overwhelming! There are items everywhere, but it is all nicely displayed. The price range varies from very affordable to a bit pricey, so there is something in here for everyone.”

“Located near the heart of downtown Augusta, Humanitree House serves as both a venue for art as well as a place to eat and socialize. The menu specializes in vegan dishes, with vegan takes on familiar fares such as cheeseburgers, as well as unique dishes and their own beverages and smoothies. The ingredients they use are fresh and the service was fast and friendly. The vibes of the restaurant are unique and reflect the heart of downtown Augusta; creative, bold, and expressive. As for the menu, I tried the vegan bacon cheeseburger, the lentil and kale soup, as well as a lemonade with ginger and cayenne. The vegan burger was good, made fresh and in comparison to a regular cheese burger, you feel guilt free and not as bloated after consumption. Only gripe for the burger was the firmness of the vegan patty itself. The patty was very mushy and fell apart almost immediately, definitely needed a longer time to be cooked and seared on the outside. Not sure whether this was the norm or a one time occurrence, but it did affect the overall taste of the burger. The lentil and kale soup was very good. The broth was rich in flavor and not one ingredient was overbearing. The lemonade was alright, definitely a unique drink and the cayenne added an unexpected offset to the flavor, would not recommend to those sensitive to heat. Overall was a pleasant spot to visit.Vegetarian options: It’s a vegan restaurantParking: Limited parking near the restaurant”