Nice little art studio in Sperryville with a mix of furniture, paintings, photos, ceramics and…read morethings. A bit pricey, but that's to be expected. Varying caliber of art, but that's also maybe to be expected and somewhat in the eye of the beholder. We spent two-day getaway in Sperryville, which we normally visit with the kids, as a couple and thus we got a chance to visit some of the art galleries that we normally don't even really try to visit with kids. This one is where we wound up actually buying something. The space is small, but interesting with a variety of different art ranging from carved gourds, to ceramics, to photos, to furniture, to paintings. When it comes to paintings, Haley Fine Art, which is closer to downtown actually did a better overall job, but we wound up falling in love with a photo/painting of a crow staring into an old SLR on a pile of books. It just had a ton of character, was edgy enough to be interesting, but plain enough to be able to go with almost anything else. For better or for worse, some of the art here just didn't inspire. We came in part because we love birds and woodpeckers and there were some ceramics with woodpeckers on them that looked interesting online, but they weren't as impressive in person. They didn't quite match the real woodpeckers either in a photo-realistic or abstract way. It's possible some art just isn't for us, but it's also possible that some art just isn't that great. Still there was clearly enough that we wound up finding and liking some things.

My husband and I stopped by this perfect little gem to browse the collection. We were greeted by…read moreJackie who was so kind and helpful. There was hand sanitizer, rubber gloves, and alcohol wipes available upon entering. She even had them in these cute little bags right at the front. We loved talking with Jackie and hearing about her many accomplishments and her dedication to her art. She had some of the most beautiful paintings and ceramics that I have seen in quite some time. We were wowed by her photographs and purchased two of our favorites from her work. She even spent time listening to our life story and other musings so we felt right at home. We will definitely be back to visit this gallery and shop.

Cutest new spot opened up in downtown Luray today! I love having a new spot to pop in and shop…read morearound :) the inside is so clean and crisp with lovely decor. They carry unique and vintage items, a mix of Plato's closet style second hand consigned items and curated vintage ones repurposed. I found 2 books and a magnet with the blue ridge mountains on it. The owner/manager present was awesome and explained how this a sister store to the DART in Harrisonburg, VA. Welcome to luray!! Can't wait to stop by and find awesome things.

This team is the very best. Great customer service, they keep you updated and walk you through the…read moreprocess. Their work is beautiful and professional. They made my kitchen renovation less stressful. I would recommend them over and over. Thank you so much!!!

We had an absolutely amazing experience working with Stoneworks. From the very start, Daniel worked…read morewith us As we found a perfect material for our job. He was chill, patient, responsive with quotes, and very accommodating. We really like the idea of supporting a local family business that provided outstanding customer service and craftsmanship.

We can't thank you enough for all your hard work for our wedding. You were always so professional…read moreand you continued to bring fresh ideas. Thank you for keeping us sane and at ease on one of the biggest and important days! You played a key role by taking care of all the details that allowed us to fully enjoy the day and not worry about a thing. I loved how you were my advisor throughout the wedding planning process and I appreciated having you to consult for guidance and feedback during a stressful time - it was definitely less stressful with your help and expertise! Our wedding day turned out better than expected with COVID-19 and we had the most wonderful memories with our family and friends thanks to your help and outstanding attention to detail. Regina & Christopher Black

Dear fabulous Fabienne! Castiglione coined the term…read moresprezzatura, the appearance of effortless ease, which I think best describes your work at my daughter's wedding. My son was delayed for an hour? Great, time another round of passed hors d'oeuvres. Where is the wedding party? Somehow the scattered and tipsy groomsmen were gathered into a handsome procession. You were like a swan on a lake, not a ruffled feather but out of sight, underwater--frantic activity. I am grateful for what I know were hours of preparation, but how did you manage to postpone the violent thunder storm until the next day? Thank you for your calm and expertise. Thank you for the planning and hard work. Thank you, for the moment when my daughter whispered in my ear: It is my dream come true. Best regards, the Breitners

The Potomac Leather Company was one of the first places I ever visited at the Maryland Renaissance…read moreFestival some 11 years ago. They have a wide selection of rustic woodland and renaissance era goods: clothing for both men and women, belts, vests, coats, leather pouches, Welsh game bags, and more! I always visit them every year to check out their wares - the place smells awesome - the smell of leather everywhere! They have some amazing leather outfits for women - including some soft, supple leather skirt and vest outfits that are pretty hot! I've got a number of belt pouches and drawstring pouches that I've purchased from Potomac Leather, along with a couple belts, a set of leather bracers, a Welsh Game Bag, and a few other odds and ends. The Welsh Game Bag is very cool. Incredibly soft leather, it's like a mini day pack to haul your stuff around in. Historically, a Welsh Game Bag was used by hunters to carry Coney's or other small game animals during hunting. In addition to running a booth at the Maryland Renaissance Festival, you will find them at the Potomac Celtic Festival, the Loch Norman Highland Games, and the Sterling Renaissance Festival in upstate NY.

My son was able to find my favorite flowers for my birthday. These are not cheap or easy to come…read moreby. They were beautifully arranged with opened and still closed buds. I love them

Went to visit Terri about a cruise. She told me that she was busy and would get back to me. But…read moreshe did give me a few brochures. She never called back even after me calling her again. Guess my business wasn't worth the effort. Now we spend our travel monies elsewhere with reputable travel agents. Thanks so much for not calling me back. Would never recommend this company. Go sell flowers that you can get cheaper and better at Costco.

Amazing service, Kathy helped me out tremendously and made a very special occasion even more…read morespecial with a beautiful arrangement that was delivered with care the same day I ordered it. Highly highly recommend!!

This business was a life saver when we visited! We had gone into the shop in look for a last minute…read moreorder of bouquets and boutonnières since our wedding party didn't receive their flowers on time. The staff was very flexible and accommodating, and they did an amazing job with making the arrangements. Overall, everything worked out and we got to walk down the aisle with these beautiful arrangements. Thank you!!!

Great spot to grab a few things we forgot for camp, and even better for grabbing a souvenir for our…read moretrip.

Rustic concession and souvenir shop towards the start of Skyline Drive in Shenandoah National Park…read more Plenty of stuff that you may need, including some hot food, but also great gifts for family and friends (shirts, jams, jellies, wine, beer, etc). Tried the beer after getting back from hiking and it was delicious! Liked the IPA and the Double IPA was a little extra and even tastier!! The staff person at the counter wasn't too friendly but I don't know if I would be either given the park wasn't fully open due to the shutdown. Thankfully, this Wayside isn't federally run, so while we couldn't go to the NPS Visitor Center, we were able to get some keepsakes/souvenirs here to help commemorate our time.