A new art gallery and wine tasting room is taking shape on East Worth Street in Grapevine, blending original artwork, wine flights and a cheeky nod to reality TV under one roof.

Housewife Rebellion, founded by Grapevine artist Nicole Heere, plans to open at 211 E. Worth St. this summer.

The building is still under construction, according to the business's website, but Heere has already mapped out a venue that pairs her own paintings with a tasting room menu of wines, charcuterie and a signature glitter pink lemonade.

The location sits near Historic Main Street, across from Esparza's restaurant, putting it within walking distance of Grapevine's established winery row.

The Rebel Room and themed events

Inside the tasting room, a private rentable space called the Rebel Room will host parties and gatherings. The business describes it as a spot "where polite company ends and the good stories begin."

Heere's planned event calendar leans into the name. Housewife Rebellion will host watch parties for Bravo's "Real Housewives," divorce celebration parties, a "Sports Free Zone" with screenings of Steel Magnolias and Golden Girls, and a recurring "Moms' Night OUT (of patience)" gathering.

Hours and timeline

Proposed hours are Thursday through Saturday, 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Sunday, 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., according to the business's website. The tasting room will be closed Monday through Wednesday.

No specific grand opening date has been announced. The website lists a summer 2026 target, and the building remains under construction as of Aug. 18.

Timing near GrapeFest

The opening would add another wine-focused stop to downtown Grapevine just ahead of the 40th Annual GrapeFest, the city's marquee wine festival, which runs Sept. 17–20 on Historic Main Street.

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