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Galeria 409

Art gallery showcasing work from artists in the Rio Grande Valley. It is a two-story building with multiple doors painted in green. Windows are also painted in said color.

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Address: 409 E 13th St
Getting there: get off ramp on Highway 77 past Boca Chica Blvd, turn right on E 13th St, stop after passing Elizabeth St

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