Sawyer Yards

Sawyer Yards is an artistic haven nestled in Houston's vibrant landscape. Since 2005, it's been a beacon for creativity, housed in industrial buildings transformed into stunning studios. Here, local artists craft wonders across diverse mediums: paintings, sculptures, ceramics, and beyond. Every second Saturday, the studios unveil their treasures from 12-5pm, inviting exploration and appreciation. As Houston's mural hotspot, Art Alley boasts captivating outdoor murals, a testament to the city's artistic soul. Sawyer Yards: where imagination thrives and art comes alive.

Nice place to walk around. We actually went to the Holler Brewery. They have some yummy beer if you want to try it out.

You have holler a good place to stop by and get a beer while you go see all the art , maybe grabbing lunch at cheba Hut . They have some really cool barbers in the same unit or maybe you are into fitness and could enjoy the cycle bar

Visit Pakistani renowned Artist Mr Riaz Rafi in Studio 114 at Silvee Street Studios.

Sawyer Yards is open every second Saturday of each month, and artists throughout the galleries open their doors to talk with those in attendance and sell their art. It's free to walk through and the gallery is extensive. Wonderful art on display of every kind imaginable.

Awesome Place! They have Great Bartenders and Excellent food! We will be back

Great service and amazing food at this local bar! So many beers on tap and the bartenders are very knowledgeable and created some great craft cocktails. The food menu didn't disappoint either. Houston cheesesteak sandwich, Nashville chicken and the sweet chili wings were amazing! The huge outdoor patio is so great for dogs or kids to play!

My art studio is here and I adore the community vibes and the pure talent of my cohorts.

We LOVE Sawyer Yards - one of the coolest places in Houston. Check it out on the second Saturday of each month when they open up all the studios to the public. Love taking my teen kids here and walking around to check out art, talk to artists, get inspired and just have a great family day. Lots of artists also offer cool classes or workshops too. Good food all around too. Free parking in all lots we have used.

There used to be 10 yards here, but they reduced it by one recently. So now I'm going to review the whole nine yards. This is a spectacular series of large converted warehouses where they have gorgeous event spaces, and a fancy restaurant or two, and they also did an Amnesty International show here that I was part of. It's absolutely lovely over here, and I can see why people pay a lot of money to have their events here.

This area of town is a unique collection of converted warehouses that are now art spaces, restaurants, shops, entertainment, etc. This is a great place to check out if you are looking for a rotating selection of art showcases of various types and special events (ex: the VR space station experience, candlelight concert series, etc). The minimalist setting lets whatever is on display inside really shine, and the whole old warehouse thing feels very hip. All in all, a cool part of town!