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219 Artisan Market and Workshop

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Recently opened at 313 West 5th Street in historical downtown Clifton. Local artisans present their unique handcrafted creations in various mediums: pottery, wood, paintings, jewelry and handbags for discerning buyers who delight in finding the perfect gift for a special occasion. Drop by to visit the working artists Thursday through Saturdays.

Art Wood Furniture

Bosque Arts Center

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Located in Clifton, Texas, the Bosque Arts Center is a non-profit cultural art center. Included under its umbrella are the Art Council, Art Club, Photography Guild, Pottery Guild, Culinary Club, Civic Music Association, and the Tin Building Theatre.

Classes are held regularly in the classrooms of the old college building. Some of our classes include: Karate, Weaving, Crochet, Yoga, Jewelry Making, Watercolor, and Pottery.

Housed on the second floor is our main gallery including the permanent collection acquired from our Annual Bosque Art Classic: A National Judged & Juried Art Show & Sale (held every September) and Photography Room for special exhibits.

Our Tin Building Theatre has several dinner theatres, regular evening performances, and matinees for each of their shows every season. Please visit the website for show and ticket information. Come by for a visit — it is well worth your time!

Bosque Valley Artisan Guild

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The Bosque Valley Artisan Guild founded in 2008 by a group of Central Texas artisans and those who appreciate handcrafted work. The primary goals of the Guild are to promote an appreciation of handwork and to provide a venue for artisans to show and sell their unique pieces. Current members include woodworkers, potters, fiber artists, jewelers, woodturners, metalcrafters and quilters encompassing a wide range of styles and materials. Locally, the Bosque County Emporium located in historic downtown Clifton and the Bosque Arts Center, 215 S. College Hill Drive, Clifton, TX carry works by Guild members.

Cross Timbers Fine Arts Council

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CTFAC, Inc. is a presenter organization concerned with art education and co-sponsoring and/or financially supporting various local arts activities.  CTFAC serves 8 counties in the Cross Timbers area:  Bosque, Comanche, Eastland, Erath, Hamilton, Hood, Palo Pinto, and Somervell.

David Marlin Jewelers

Finer Things For You, LLC

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Art Studio & Gift Shop

Golden Age Gallery of Art and Artifacts

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Gallery of Art ~ Modern and Classic, including Bosque County Artists ~ Chinese Artifacts ~ Large Collection of Olmec, Aztec, and Mayan Art and Artifacts ~ Coin Collection

Grelle`s Studio

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Artist Studio

Jo Beck Designs

LLV Studio

Mike Irvin Art

Mike Scovel – Artist/Sculptor

On5th Gallery LLC

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Contemporary galley featuring well known, lesser known, and unknown artists.

Riverplace Art Studio

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Sydell® Pottery

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SYDELL® RIVERPLACE POTTERY
Studio Location: 2114 @ Brazos Bridge
Second Location: Art Gallery – 370 Hwy 22 @ Whitney Dam (Call for Hours) This eclectic gallery includes various local Texas artists, in a variety of mediums– scuplture, pottery, and paintings. A must see for tourists!
Sydell Pottery is a pottery production studio- selling retail and wholesale throughout the US and Europe for approximately 20 plus years. Jeanne considers herself to be an impressionist folk artist incorporating fine details to her pottery, sculpture, and paintings. In her pottery pieces, she uses the vibrancy of color with the Majolica technique to encourage whimsical thoughts. Her art comes from energy and a passion for the love of life.
Please feel free to visit her studio on the Brazos River and enjoy her folk art environment.
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Texas Collection

Tony Eubanks Art

Walker Bronze

Workshop at 219

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 Collective Studio Space featuring art classs, workshops, art camps, demos and parties & events.

Bosque Museum

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Bosque Memorial Museum is a cultural history museum containing artifacts from the long varied past of Bosque County and its people

Clifton Classic Chassis Auto Museum

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Car Museum – Cars from the "30’s thru "80’s

Edwin Olsen Railroad Museum

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Railroad memorabilia and artifacts collection housed in Clifton’s restored Santa Fe depot (c.1900).  Open 1st and 3rd Saturdays of each month, excluding holidays, from 10am to 3pm.

For appointments contact City of Clifton at 254.675.8337.  Visit www.edwinolsenrm.com for more information. 

Golden Age Gallery of Art and Artifacts

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Gallery of Art ~ Modern and Classic, including Bosque County Artists ~ Chinese Artifacts ~ Large Collection of Olmec, Aztec, and Mayan Art and Artifacts ~ Coin Collection

Ringness House Museum

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As one of the eight original Norwegian families who settled in Bosque County, Jens and Kari Ringness welcomed visitors, friends, and family to their large dobblehus. This 1859 house near Neils Creek was the site of the first Lutheran church service in Bosque County. In January, 1867, visiting pastor S.S. Reque arrived to baptise babies, officiate weddings, and hold church. After the service, Pastor Reque suggested that a church be built in the Norse community and that a pastor be called. His suggestion was approved by vote, and thus began the thriving church which anchors this area, Our Saviors Lutheran Church.

The Ringness family and home is also known for the invention of the disk plow. Jens and Kari’s son, Ole, built the prototype in the blacksmith shop which still stands on the property, some distance from the Ringness house.

With donations from The Norwegian Society of Texas, and from benefactors far and wide, the house has been restored from ruin. It is now open as a house museum, and visitors are happily welcome with some advance notice. Please be sure to take advantage of the Tour of Homes during the Norwegian Country Christmas which takes place the first Saturday in December. Tickets may be purchased through the Clifton Chamber of Commerce.

Nellie Pederson Civic Library

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Public Library

Bosque Valley Golf Course

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Golf course and club house.

CLIFTEX Theatre

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The CLIFTEX Theatre is the oldest, continuously operating movie theatre in Texas and has been showing movies in downtown Clifton since 1916.