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The Hazel Folk Art Gallery
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Hazel Folk Art Gallery Art Gallery

Website: facebook.com

Phone: (270) 978-7357

Cross Streets: Between Gilbert St and General Clifton B Cates Memorial Hwy/Hazel State

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  • Mon 9:00 AM - 7:30 PM

100 Main St Hazel, KY 42049-8578 ·499.18 mi

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  • Family friendly
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Tripadvisor traveler Marine778158 02/15/22

Glenn is a very likable character, loved his story's on the art work, very talented and unique man. You'll leave there laughing and probably some of his work. We'll be back

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Tripadvisor traveler James N 07/15/18

You'll never see anything like it. Take a trip in time and space as Glenn E. Newman takes you back through many unbelievable and amazing events. The stories and characters all come to life and will leave you wondering what else there could be. A great way to spend an evening or a weekend! Check it out, you won't be disappointed.

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Tripadvisor traveler Davidbones 03/01/18

The Hazel Folk Art Gallery breaks the trend of boring art galleries! It is very enjoyable and whether it is your first time or your 100th time visiting the Hazel Folk Art Gallery you will find yourself spending hours listening to the hilarious and sometimes incredible folk tales of Glenn Earl Newman! He grew up in the Louisiana bayou, in Cajun country, and his tales reveal the countless adventures he had with his best friends, his family, and the numerous swamp critters that will have you bent over laughing! Like any great folk artist, Glenn is able to bring to life each of his drawings for a truly memorable experience. He is also very fond of the military. Loves to hear a story or two and to tell one of his own. His own son served in the Army as a Green Beret before passing in 2003. He has over 1500 pieces of art that are all hand drawn. He also has other work ranging from murals, gourd art, and whittles. His gallery also has pieces from other artist as well-(clay pots, portraits, wire art, etc). The garage-turned-art gallery is a tight fit and not large enough to display all of his art. Depending on the weather, it can be hot/cold inside. Also there is a lot of tidbits that he sells as well such as books, jewelry, glassware. Be sure to sign in on his guest book when you first walk in. It's fascinating to know people from all over the world has seen his gallery; Australia, Hungary, Germany, Canada, India, brazil, are just a few that popped out when I scanned the guest book. Lastly, don't be shy to take pictures, ask questions or tell stories of your own! If you have kids they will really enjoy his Folk Tales and will brag to their friends about the swamp critter gang in their low rider Cadillac or the fearsome half goat half alligator Mutantgator! Regardless of the tale, you will be glad you stopped by the Hazel Folk Art Gallery!

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