Helotes Gallery

08/01/2026

🎨 It’s MarketPlace Saturday at the Helotes Gallery! 🖼️

Stop by today and discover incredible local art while meeting some of the talented artists who make our gallery so special.

✨ Featured Artists:
🎨 Chris Lange
🎨 Ignacio Aliaga
🎨 Jackie Maddox
🎨 Alain Ellis
🎨 Donald Darst

Whether you’re looking for the perfect piece for your home, searching for a unique gift, or simply want to spend the day surrounded by creativity, MarketPlace is the perfect opportunity to support local artists and experience the vibrant arts community in Helotes.

We can’t wait to see you at the Gallery!

07/25/2026

Art by Donald Darst at Helotes Economic Development Corporation. Stop by and see this and more art from local artists and our gallery.

Thanks to Helotes Art Gallery Donald Darst Studio and Kimberly Verity, this gorgeous reproduction now hangs in the Helotes Economic Development Corporation offices. So honored by this amazing gift. A perfect fit.

07/11/2026

From salt air to country roads, Steven Harris paints the places that make us pause.

A marsh opening beneath a wide sky. A sunlit path still holding yesterday’s rain. A beach umbrella waiting by the water. A quiet field settling into autumn.

Steven Harris captures these everyday landscapes with fresh color, lively brushwork, and a wonderful sense of atmosphere. Each scene feels familiar yet newly noticed—the kind of place you might pass by, then remember all day.

See the work of Steven Harris at Helotes Gallery in Old Town Helotes, and take home a view that lets the outdoors linger a little longer.

07/09/2026

Where gardens bloom, colors wander, and imagination takes the scenic route.

Bob Lombardi’s work moves effortlessly between the recognizable and the dreamlike. Birds of paradise rise against a blazing sky, while layered passages of green, violet, rust, pink, and blue open into mysterious worlds that feel part landscape, part memory.

These paintings invite you to look slowly. Follow the lines, get lost in the brushwork, and see what appears—an archway, a hidden garden, a city in bloom, or perhaps something entirely your own.

See the vibrant work of Bob Lombardi at Helotes Gallery in Old Town Helotes, where fine art and fearless color always have a place to grow.

07/07/2026

Turn up the color—Bobby Gombert is on the wall.

Part city map, part soundboard, part visual jazz, these energetic works hum with bold color, hand-drawn symbols, playful machinery, and just the right amount of beautiful chaos. Every square, circle, scribble, and surprise feels like a new beat waiting to be discovered.

Step closer and let your eyes wander. There is always another detail hiding in plain sight.

See Bobby Gombert’s work at Helotes Gallery in Old Town Helotes—where “fine art to fun art” is more than a motto. It is a whole mood.

07/05/2026

Somewhere between landscape and memory, Angie Carney finds the horizon.

In these richly textured works, soft grays move like weather, turquoise surfaces like hidden water, and warm gold tones catch the light with a quiet glow. From across the room, they feel calm and atmospheric. Up close, every layer tells a different story.

See Angie Carney’s work in person at Helotes Gallery, where fine art meets a little beautiful mystery.

06/21/2026

Happy Father’s Day from Helotes Gallery!

Today, we celebrate the fathers, grandfathers, mentors, and father figures who help shape our lives with their love, wisdom, creativity, and strength.

Like a meaningful work of art, their influence leaves a lasting impression—one that continues to inspire us through every season of life.

Wishing all the wonderful dads and father figures a very happy Father’s Day!

06/13/2026

At Helotes Gallery, the collection is never still.

Each visit offers a new conversation between color, texture, form, and place: bold contemporary abstractions, luminous landscapes, intimate regional scenes, sculptural works, ceramics, glass, wood, wildlife, portraiture, and pieces that quietly surprise from across the room. The gallery continues to evolve wall by wall, shelf by shelf, inviting visitors to discover something they may not have noticed before—or something that was not here yesterday.

This is the pleasure of a living gallery: art in motion, artists in dialogue, and fresh discoveries waiting in the heart of Old Town Helotes.

Whether you are a collector, a first-time visitor, or simply someone who enjoys being surrounded by beauty, there is always something new to see at Helotes Gallery.

Come wander. Look slowly. Let something find you.

06/11/2026

A good cup does more than hold coffee—it holds character.

Our ceramic cups bring the gallery experience right into your hands, from storybook roosters and pond-side frogs to bold botanical designs, ocean-blue glazes, carved textures, and teapots that practically ask for a slow afternoon. Each piece has its own personality: playful, painterly, earthy, elegant, and just a little bit unexpected.

This is where fine art meets daily ritual. A handmade cup turns morning coffee, afternoon tea, or a cozy kitchen shelf into a small work of art.

Come browse the ceramic collection at Helotes Gallery in Old Town Helotes—because your favorite drink deserves better than ordinary.

06/09/2026

In these striking monochromatic works, Randy McGuire explores the drama of shadow, architecture, machinery, and myth with remarkable technical command.

Rendered in a restrained grayscale palette, McGuire’s subjects emerge with sculptural force: a gargoyle poised like a cathedral sentinel, an ornate lantern transformed into an object of quiet grandeur, antique metalwork glowing with timeworn elegance, a suit of armor suspended between history and legend, and a dense constellation of mechanical forms that turns industry into intricate visual poetry.

Across these pieces, light becomes the central narrator. It catches the edge of stone, glances across riveted steel, settles into carved ornament, and reveals the beauty of surfaces marked by age, use, and imagination. McGuire invites the viewer to look closely—not simply at objects, but at the stories embedded in texture, craftsmanship, and shadow.

These works reward slow looking. Step nearer, and the details begin to speak.

Now on view at Helotes Gallery in Old Town Helotes.