Tea House & Secret Garden.
Over 69 Local Artists work to feast your eyes on!!
Stained Glass studio
Fresh Healthy local organic Slow foods.
Tea Garden - assorted delicious teas - chai spice, honey bush ....
Strong yummy coffee
Healthy salads and sandwiches, interesting muffins, Ladu, Millionaire shortbread

Malachi Smith, with a career stretching over fifty years, is one of the most versatile living artists in the world today. He is best known for his African Sunsets, which has a unique luminescence , and his African landscapes, especially the Acacia Tortilis thorn trees (with flat top foliage) and the life-like rocks of Limpopo. Not to forget the internationally acclaimed "Annie" series that have grabbed the hearts of so many.
He has also painted in Israel, the Greek Ilse, the Cotswolds in the UK, Namibia and Venice in Italy. He has exibited in the Superdome, New Orleans, and his paintings have been exported to most countries in the world.
He has written fifteen books and is busy on his sixteenth, putting to paper the thoughts and wisdom collected over a study period of forty years. He is in the process of retiring to his writing.
The vehicle of his retirement is a beautiful range of prints collected over the past 50 years. These are called "giclees" and are individually printed on genuine canvas, signed and highlighted by the artist, making them a once-off collector's item. This has replaced the previous "signed and numbered" prints in collector's value as these are uniquely individual. A very exciting new range is being launched which combines the freedom of an abstract with conventional realism so creating the most amazing imagery to please the eye as well as the soul.
Also new is an amazing range of greeting cards that are signed by the artist and are . . . oh so suiteable for framing, some bookmarks depicting scenes painted by the artist, and little cards combining painted scenes and sayings for every wit and occasion.
This truly is Art of Africa by Malachi Smith...

The Knysna Old Gaol Art Gallery was founded and is run by the Knysna Arts & Crafts Society - a non profit organization. The aim behind the gallery is to provide local artists an opportunity to display their work, a new exhibition shows every 2-4 weeks.