Brownsville Museum of Fine Art - Brownsville (TX)

4 /5 L Arredondo: Its a small town museum and reflects that spirit. It is primarily 4 galleries and on the day we visited hosted a main exhibition by a national artist held in 2 galleries and in the ancillary wings, there was a group exhibition of local talents and a solo by a regional artist. Honestly wasnt expecting the Menil but assumed that the lights would of been turned on to view the paintings. Overall a cute and raw fine arts haven.

5 /5 Alonsa Guevara: An beautiful museum that enriches Brownsville by fostering culture, new ideas, and a deep sense of community. It provides educational opportunities for all ages, making it a true community hub. The on-site restaurant serves delicious food, and the gift shop offers unique finds. My experience here was fantastic both as a visitor and as an exhibiting artist. I’m looking forward to returning!

5 /5 Veronica Jasso: What a beautiful romantic setting. Music was superb. I hope this continues. Definitely would attend another concert.

4 /5 Gregory Vail: Centrally located in downtown Brownsville (Mitte Plaza) the museum provides permanent collections and visiting artist exhibits. There is a restaurant within and a gift shop. On Weekdays-talented, local artists can be seen in action. If your going to the Gladys Porter zoo- it is across the street! Note: The museum is located in an area which will soon facilitate a new building for the city farmer’s market (See photos of the ribbon cutting On March 20,2022).

5 /5 John Thompson: We ate lunch at the wonderful restaurant there called Crepe Town. They had very interesting and delicious flavors in all the food we ate. They had a great vegetable soup on the house to start. The egg Chilaquiles were great and so were the crepes. We really enjoyed this quiet sanctuary for lunch.