San Antonio Art League and Museum

Texas Art at its Finest

What makes it fun

San Antonio Art League & Museum also known on the streets as SAALM resides in the center of the King William Historic District. Originally a house built in the late 1890s was repurposed into a museum and art gallery. The collection inside the home has over 600 works of art on display. The art presented is from Texas artist and works to support the local community and great state of Texas. The SAALM is run by generous volunteers who are passionate about creating a space for artistic expression and preserving the history that Texas holds dear. You will stumble across paintings, sculptures, drawings, photos, prints, clay creations and so much more. Take your art loving betrothed and bring them to the SAALM and make it a day to remember.

Google Reviews

4.6

Based on 72 reviews

Joseluis antonio Dzul dzib

22:05 13 Mar 24

Tom Reygadas

16:36 03 Jan 24

The Art League is more then a gallery, it holds a judged show every year which gets better every year. League changes exhibits on a regular basis, anyone can join but you do not have to be a member to compete in the annual judged show.

Dorothy Wood

00:25 03 Jan 24

I've lived in San Antonio for 30 years, but just found this gem when a friend exhibited her works. It's a lovingly restored building, and I wished I'd had time to sit in front by the fountain and read. The only downside to this volunteer-run operation is the limited schedule, as I'm usually working when they're open. Looking forward to returning soon, as the art changes regularly.

paul dzwonek

22:35 30 Sep 23

Great local art gallery. Each visit is unique

Alice Oldmixon

16:06 29 Aug 23

An amazing walk through of art works of varied mediums. Exhibits change on a regular basis. And it is free!!

Jennifer Sandoval

00:06 10 Jul 23

Very beautiful little museum. Great pieces on display, loved the atmosphere.

Robert Smith

11:01 17 Jul 22

Beautiful home converted into a gallery of works by outstanding local artists. Located in historic King Williams district. A great museum in a beautiful area worthy of a visit.

S A

19:45 12 Feb 22

I didn't know this place existed. I found it randomly when I was on Google maps browsing. I stopped in and was the first guest of the day. I was greeted by Stephanie. She was so sweet and her and I had a wonderful conversation. She gave me some pointers on where to find good watercolors and watercolor paper. The art was nice. This is something that is free and takes about twenty to thirty minutes to walk through, if you stop and examine every piece. Stephanie let me know that eventually when they start having events again, that I should bring my nieces and nephews to the studio they have. They have art activities for the kids. I'll definitely be back for that! Thanks Stephanie for your time and knowledge!

MeSha McClanahan

22:16 21 Jul 21

An unexpected treasure. I casually noticed the horse outside after getting a delicious sandwich from Station USA and wondered in. Terry is the sweetest thing and so composed. The art is diverse and everything was created by women (not including the members section). The house itself is beautiful and even the bathroom has art inside. A cozy, quaint place to do some art viewing.