ABOUT GALLERY 48
Our journey into the world of art began with a shared passion that has flourished steadily over the years. Many years ago, as a newly married couple, we began growing our own collection that brought us together in a unique and meaningful way. It was about curating our own story, one canvas at a time. Each piece represented not only our tastes, but our shared aspirations. We discovered that the art we chose had the remarkable ability to set the mood and spark conversations, to remind us that beauty is ever present, waiting to be uncovered even in the simplest of moments. How it can elevate our daily existence and remind us to savor the simple pleasures. From the vibrant strokes of a painting that greeted us in the mornings to the soothing landscapes that calmed us in the evening, art became an integral part of our daily lives.
We learned to appreciate the beauty in the details, to savor the story behind each canvas and to find joy in the moments when we stumbled upon a piece that resonated with us on a profound level.
Fast forward to today, we have a deep appreciation for the talent and beauty that art evokes and we firmly believe in its power to unite and inspire. It has been a source of endless fascination for us and we are thrilled to open our doors and share our passion with the community.
We warmly invite you to visit Gallery 48, our labor of love, and let us share it with you. We hope you find something that moves you.
ABOUT COLUMBIA, TN
In Columbia, there’s a rich tapestry of history, culture and old fashioned southern hospitality waiting to be discovered. Nestled in the heart of Tennessee, the land of country music and sweet tea, Columbia is a quaint town just a short drive south of Nashville. It emerged in 1817 and traces its history even further back to 1808. Quaint yet vibrant, it boasts a classic town square and a trendy downtown. It’s home to many different festivals, events and celebrations throughout the year, most notably the largest Mule Day celebration in the world. (Yes, the world). Each April, Mule enthusiasts gather for a week of parades, rodeos and mule-related festivities to pay homage to these hardworking animals.
It’s the hometown of James K. Polk, the 11th President of the United States. During the Civil War, Columbia even played a significant role as a key transportation center. The town saw its share of battles and skirmishes, and you can explore this history through various historic markers and sites.
If you’re an outdoor enthusiast, Columbia offers plenty of opportunities for recreation. The scenic Duck River winds through the town and is the perfect spot for kayaking, fishing and picnicking alongside its banks.
The arts and cultural scene is thriving, from live music performances during First Fridays to the Cars and Coffee event, there’s always something happening.
Our town’s historic downtown district offers a delightful blend of vibrant storefronts and classical architecture. Stop by Maury County Courthouse, an iconic landmark that has stood tall and proud since the mid-19th century. Strolling downtown Columbia you’ll discover a trove of boutiques, antique shops, ice cream parlors and cozy cafes – Gallery 48 nestled at home among them.
So, whether you’re drawn by our hospitality, comfort food, music or friendly smiles, Columbia, Tennessee, invites you to experience the true essence of the South.
