Spring Street Studios

1824 Spring Street, Houston, TX 77007
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Formerly the Harris Moving & Storage Building, Spring Street Studios was the second addition to the Sawyer Yards complex. This re-purposed building houses 75 mixed-use workspaces and an inviting gallery corridor used for a variety of community events.

OPEN:
Mon - Sat, 9am-5pm

ENTRANCES:
(1) Facing Spring Street, front
(1) Facing Sabine St, east side (open during events only)

PARKING:
Parking lot available at Sabine/Ovid or 1824 Spring Street

LEASING:

Rachel Hile & Kiki Gibson | Leasing Agents
Office: 713.993.9823 | Email: studios@dealco.net

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Happening Now at Spring Street Studios

Rug Tufting Workshop

Now through Wednesday, December 31

Come enjoy the art of rug making whether you're a craftpreneur or looking for unique, fun experience. During the workshop, you will be led by our expert tufters to ensure you have the best time and leave with a rug made with the highest quality material.

Do You See What I Hear?

Now through Saturday, June 14
9am - 5pm On view

The artists of Spring Street Studios explore the symbiotic relationship between sound and the emotional connection to visual art.

Mirror : Mirror

Now through Saturday, June 14
9am - 5pm On view

Featuring artwork by artists across all of the studio buildings at Sawyer Yards together, this year's exhibition responds to the idea of duality, and will be judged by Houston artist, professor, and curator, Michael Golden.

Screen Printing Workshop

Saturday, June 21
10am - 2:30pm

This workshop will introduce you to the basics of screen printing, a fun and versatile printmaking technique.

In Lieu of Words

Saturday, June 28 - Saturday, September 20
9am - 5pm On view

Cathedral ceilings, ripples in the water, trees, and skies evoke all the emotions we struggle to name in this showcase of Spring Street artists, curated by Sandra de la Rosa.

Water's Edge

Saturday, June 28 - Saturday, September 20
9am - 5pm On view

The artists of Spring Street present a special exhibition on the second floor, exploring where land and water meet—a place of transition, tension, and transformation.