2025 Annual Fundraiser
Celebrate art, culture, and community at Breckenridge Fine Arts Center’s most anticipated event of the year! Join us for an elegant evening filled with fine art, exquisite dining, and exciting auctions—all in support of our mission to inspire creativity and bring the arts to our community.
Your presence helps sustain the programs, exhibitions, and educational initiatives that make the arts
accessible to all.
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ON DISPLAY IN OUR EAST GALLERY
Visit the Breckenridge Fine Arts Center NOW for a special exhibit featuring a selection of artwork from the Charles Morin Fine Art Gallery. Mr. Morin has graciously shared pieces from both of his galleries, located at 1020 Austin Hwy., San Antonio, Texas, and 244 W. Main, Fredericksburg, Texas 78624.
This exhibit showcases approximately 60 works, including paintings, sculptures, and vintage Texas Utilitarian Pottery, all available for purchase. You'll find a vibrant blend of Vintage and Contemporary Texas art, featuring artists such as :
Porfirio Salinas
Jose Arpa
G. Harvey
Jose Vives-Atsara
Robert Harrison
Eric Harrison
Cliff Cavin
Melvin Warren
Lester Hughes
Hugo Pohl
W.A. Slaughter
Joe Rader Roberts
Bob Moline
Edward Reichert
Buck Schiwetz
Jerry Ruthven
John Bennett
Fred Darge
A.D. Greer, and more.
The collection also includes early Texas Utilitarian pottery by Leopard, Hogue, I. Suttles, and others.
***Experience the excitement of a big-city gallery right here in Breckenridge, Texas!***
PERMANENT EXHIBITS
Festival Dresses of Texas
On display are lavishly decorated gowns and trains that represent some of the grandest festivals in Texas: Buccaneer Days in Corpus Christi, Fiesta in San Antonio, and the Rose Festival in Tyler.
Kathryn Leach DollS
Our collection, consisting of nearly 750 dolls, is housed in a 1300 sq. ft. gallery and represents a lifetime expression of love and devotion — not only for dolls, but for children as well.
Bronze SculptureS
In a private gallery filled with natural light, we invite you to come view the 30+ bronze sculptures, the majority of which were donated by the estate of Lester and Virginia Clark.