Grapevine Galleries, Museums & Historic Sites

Discover art in the heart of Grapevine's Historic Main Street District. Walk the public art trail and experience Grapevine’s bronze sculptures, art galleries, fine art working studios and creative crafting stores. Grapevine’s art community continues to expand with new and special engagement art exhibitions, historical exhibitions, educational interactive shows, murals, pop up shows and annual art and wine events.

Start your experience at the Grapevine Visitor Information Center, which has information about more than 34 art galleries, studios and public art projects, all within walking distance.

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Directly behind the Tower and Grand Galleries are the Grapevine Settlement to City Museums campus, located in Ted R. Ware Plaza. The Settlement to City Museums give visitors a glimpse into the past, allowing them to discover what life was like more than 100 years ago for Texans in a small township. The museum plaza is home to 19th century pioneer homes and a school house. Although the Keeling House was extant to the site, the other buildings were relocated to the corner of Church and Hudgins streets from around the Grape Vine Prairie and restored to create this museum area.

Since Grapevine was an area hub for commerce, the plaza and the museums located there speak to life on the Grape Vine Prairie and to the larger story of settling Texas. The museums, the Donald Schoolhouse Museum, the Keeling House Museum and the Grapevine Cotton Ginner's Museum, feature educational exhibits, hands-on activities and a collection of artifacts dating back to the 19th century.