Exquisite art + workshops for all.
Local Art
Co-op gallery in El Paso, Texas featuring over 15 local artists—built by artists, for artists.
Wander in. Find a piece that speaks to you. Take a class. Learn a new skill. Art @ Placita Santa Fe is the place to find Art on the westside of El Paso!
Workshops + Classes + Events
October 8 from 5:30-8:30 pm
MUG RUG WEAVING
with Lindsay Kronmiller
$50, All materials provided. Learn the basics of frame weaving and make a Mug Rug (aka coaster) to take home with you
October 17 from 1-4 pm
SIP-N-PAINT
with Susan Ryde
$45, All materials provided.
Oct 15 and 21 from 12-3 pm
OIL PAINTING with Nina Cobb Walker
$35—Join a very small group and paint with Nina while she sits the gallery. Bring your own supplies.
Sunday, November 22 from 2-6 pm
SNOW OIL PAINTING with Krystyna Robbins
$65—Come make a beautiful snow painting with Krystyna Robbins. All materials provided.
Sunday, December 5 from 2-5 pm
CHRISTMAS
Paint with Susan Ryde
$45—Bring a friend and sip and snack while we paint. All materials provided.
Artist of the Month
This month, we celebrate the work of Susan Ryde, an artist born on the island of Puerto Rico and raised in the south of England. Her artistic inspiration began with the vibrant flowers that surrounded her during her childhood in both Puerto Rico and England.
After settling in El Paso more than 40 years ago, she discovered additional inspiration in the beauty of the Franklin Mountains while mountain biking along their trails. She has donated original artwork to benefit fundraising efforts for El Paso Children’s Hospital, Make a Wish Foundation, and Borderless Giving.
Susan will lead a Sip-n-Paint Workshop featuring fall pumpkins in all their glory. Join her on Saturday Oct. 17 from 1-4 pm. All supplies are provided and you’ll go home with your very own autumn art piece.
Susan Ryde
Couple by Susan Ryde
Pink Poppies by Susan Ryde
Susan Ryde
UPCOMING WORKSHOP BY SUSAN RYDE:
SATURDAY OCT. 17. SIGN UP NOW.
HOURS
Wednesday through Sunday
11 AM–4 PM
or by appointment
Art opens the closets, airs out the cellars and attics. It brings healing.
—Julie Cameron