The best arts & culture spots in Ellis County

3 places we’ve checked and would send a neighbor to. Open any one to read what we wrote about it.

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Monster Splash Art (opens in a new tab)

301 N 7th St · Palmer

Monster Splash Art is an art gallery near Midlothian where browsing is half the fun and finding something that fits your vibe doesn't feel…

Checked Sep 25

Monster Splash Art is an art gallery near Midlothian where browsing is half the fun and finding something that fits your vibe doesn't feel like homework. Drop in when your walls need a mood change... or when you want a five-minute creativity reset between errands.

From the Midlothian newsletter, October 25, 2026

Ellis County Museum (opens in a new tab)

201 S College St · Waxahachie

Step inside Ellis County Museum, set in the oldest building in historic Downtown Waxahachie built in 1889, and dig into interactive…

Step inside Ellis County Museum, set in the oldest building in historic Downtown Waxahachie built in 1889, and dig into interactive exhibits, newly unveiled local stories, and a hands-on kids’ area. It’s also home to the beloved Gingerbread Trail Tour of Homes, so the history vibes are strong.

From the Waxahachie newsletter, October 29, 2026

Ellis County African American Hall Fame Museum & Library (opens in a new tab)

441 M.L.K. Jr Blvd · Waxahachie

The Ellis County African American Hall of Fame Museum & Library shares African American history through exhibits, community events, and…

The Ellis County African American Hall of Fame Museum & Library shares African American history through exhibits, community events, and educational programs, all housed in a historic former Knights of Pythias hall. It’s a thoughtful place to learn more about the people and stories that have shaped Ellis County.

From the Waxahachie newsletter, October 26, 2026