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(KLZA)-- A ribbon cutting and grand opening was held Tuesday for Christina’s Art Gallery at 1604 Stone Street. The business will feature art, most of which is for sale, art supplies and specialty teas.
Christina Joy has collections of mostly local artists needing a place to show their art. While most are not professional artists, the new gallery offers a place for the local artists to show their work.
Christina’s Art Gallery will be open 10 a-m to 5 p-m Monday through Saturday and will remain open until 7 p-m on Thursday’s.
Art is a small word, but has many meanings, which you will see when you enter the building. There are wood carving, acrylic, oils, porcelain, and modern art forms on display.
If you live out of town you can check out the website, ChristinaGalleryFallsCity@gmail.com.
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