Shannon G.
1/10/2026
Fun store with all their different wind chimes. The one in the back was gorgeous. And the sound was beautiful. They also have jewelry and some beautiful alpaca scarfs. Some epoxy cutting boards,...
The Escape Fine Crafts & Gifts
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713 S Main St
Georgetown, TX 78626
We began as a brick and mortar store in historic downtown Georgetown, Tx in 1996. We are a Gift/Specialty/Boutique and Home Furnishings store that specializes in handmade items from throughout the USA. We sell a few carefully chosen foreign artisan made products as well. 95% of our artisans are North American based. We represent over 250 artists and craftsmen and add new ones to that list every month, so please visit often to see what's new. We strive for the finest quality products, at fair prices, with uncompromising service. If there is anything we can do to serve you better, please just let us know. The Escape is solely owned by Johan Kritzinger and Loela Barry. When you call, you will likely chat with one of our friendly, helpful sales staff. Enjoy your visit online today and please come see us and introduce yourself next time you are in central Texas.
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5.032 reviews
Delores L.
9/26/2025
After lunch, my friend and I walked around the Georgetown Square checking out the boutiques, wineries and eateries. I must say my friend was quite the Georgetown tour guide. I told her not to...
Terri J.
10/15/2024
Love this shop! Lots of beautiful things in here and the staff are so nice. They stay open late on First Friday. My favorite art pieces are the Firefly Jewelry line. These pieces are so pretty...
C P.
4/12/2024
Not a large space nestled into middle Main Street on 'The Square', but what a delightful potpourri of sights, smells, and sounds to enjoy! This little gift shop sells Chimes with concert-quality...
Cathy W.
10/3/2019
Great place to find a souvenir that is uniquely Texan, like a fridge magnet featuring an armadillo sporting a cowboy hat or a hand-tooled leather keychain in the shape of the Lone Star state....
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