• New Braunfels Style Show: Fashion-Jewelry-Art

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    Meadowlark Garden and Gallery 210 W Mill Street, New Braunfels, TX, United States

    The New Braunfels Style Show presents an exclusive four-day art and design show in the heart of downtown New Braunfels. Held in the historic 1850’s German limestone and wood Lark Mason Gallery, the event showcases Hill Country Exhibitors and compelling Speakers. In addition to visiting us during the day, Friday, Saturday, Sunday, we hope you …

  • First Friday Art Reception at Lark Mason Gallery featuring JENKINS2D

    Meadowlark Garden and Gallery 210 W Mill Street, New Braunfels, TX, United States

    First Friday | August 1st, 5–8 PM Join us for the final evening of Beautifying Grief β€” an immersive installation by @jenkins2d β€” featuring live painting by the artist and sweet treats from @2tartsbakery 🍰 Don’t miss this last chance to experience the exhibition before it closes.

  • DAYDREAM: INDULGE IN A PRIVATE DINNER WITH CHEF COLTER PECK

    Meadowlark Garden and Gallery 210 W Mill Street, New Braunfels, TX, United States

    We are proud to announce an upcoming event on Saturday, May 24th at 7 pm featuring award-winning private chef Colter Peck at the Lark Mason Gallery. In a specially curated private dining event, Chef Peck will highlight his culinary technique with live fire cooking. This evening’s menu will range from caviar to openly grilled tri-tip, …

  • Our Beautiful City | A Vision for New Braunfels

    Meadowlark Garden and Gallery 210 W Mill Street, New Braunfels, TX, United States

    An exhibition, panel discussion, and light refreshmentsΒ sponsored by Preserving New Braunfels.

    Free
  • Exhibition of Important Spanish Colonial Paintings and Ancient Asian Art

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    Meadowlark Garden and Gallery 210 W Mill Street, New Braunfels, TX, United States

    This exhibition features beautifully framed Spanish colonial paintings from the 17th - 19th centuries. Also on exhibit are original Japanese anime cels, ancient Chinese bronzes circa 1000 B.C., and ceramics from the Han Dynasty.  

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