As a member of this gallery I have had such a positive experience. All of the local artist that…read moreare apart of Art A La Carte are so wonderful and easy to work with. What is so fantastic about visiting this gallery is that no 2 artists do similar work. Every one brings something very unique and often times something you have never seen before. I have found the environment to be encouraging and welcoming for me to expand my creativeness. I added some art photos from the artists I work with and my own that are found at the gallery.

Really cute little art gallery in Historic Occoquan. All of the artists are local, and all of the…read moreartists take turns running the gallery, which I thought was a very cool idea. Right now, there is a blues sale for the month of January. Everything blue is on sale. There's a variety of media--photography, jewelry, glass, clothing, etc. There were a few pieces of the glass that caught my fancy, and the prices weren't terrible, but more than I wanted to spend.

Lots of different studios and many buildings to explore. If you like history the museum is…read moreworthwhile ... affordable art directly from the artist

This was my first time visiting Workhouse and it was for their Red, White, and Boom event. I paid…read morefor parking in advance for $35 ($40 at the gate). I also bought wristbands for the kids that were $15/each and allowed for unlimited rides and the gaming truck. We also enjoyed the new mini golf course, which is art themed of course, and that was $12/child. We took advantage of the food trucks and especially liked the kettle korn and paradise ice cream. Unfortunately, we didn't get a chance to look around at the studios, but I definitely plan to keep an eye out for more events that will bring us back here.

I spent a little over a year displaying my wood turnings here--pens, bottle stoppers, and…read moreplates--and it was a really positive experience overall. This was my first time showing work in a gallery, and I especially enjoyed talking with visitors and sharing the stories behind my pieces as well as other artists' work. As a shopper, you'll find a wide variety of artwork from talented local artists. As an artist, it's a welcoming co-op gallery where you can be involved in shaping how things are run, which makes it feel collaborative and engaging.

From the owner: Artist co-op with 17 member artists with a wide range of painting, photography, pottery, glass…read moremosaic, fused glass, turned wood, copper work and mixed media.

This is a really cool spot, right in the middle of downtown. You can find so many unique gifts here…read morefrom paintings, carvings and unique items you just won't find anywhere else in town. The prices are very reasonable, with each purchase supporting local artists. We've come here in the past, and love the special events and open houses they offer of the space. Even if there isn't a special event happening, this place is well worth the visit. You'll find so many beautiful pieces and a wide variety of crafts.

Love the Art exhibit by Dr. Smalls thanks for hosting and I can't wait to come back to experience…read moremore Art and the dinner theater

I couldn't be more thrilled to post about this art gallery located in the Saint Charles region of…read moresouthern Maryland. It's like having a Downtown quality art gallery in a small town. Gorgeous works of art can be found throughout the gallery. So many unique pieces that will add style and class to your home or office. No sales pressure and no cheesy or ultra sophisticated conversation needed to shop. I love the many African American pieces of work. The owner and staff are cool, relaxed and friendly. Keep in mind that this is real art by true artist, so prices reflect the quality. I added some photos for example. Do check them out. Show them love.

Beautiful gallery. High quality framing and art pieces. Did a great job framing my artwork!read more

The slogan on the sign for this gallery just about says it all. The sign is white, and is cut into…read morethe shape of an artist's pallette. The sign reads "Gallery G, Art for the Connoisseur." This gallery showcases contemporary art and artists. The works covering the walls are bright, lively and fun. One artist on display was sanctioned to create works for the president. There is a good variety of different media used in the art here -- painting, photography, sculpture and graphic arts are all represented at this gallery.

The Vienna Arts Center hosts exhibits of mostly local artists and also serves as a community…read morecultural center. There's art classes for children and adults as a "Sundays at the Art Center" program. That particular event is fun. And free. Every Sunday, you can go to the center and have free drinks (coffee or a soft drink) and cookies and see whatever exhibit is there that particular week, as well as listen to guest artists talk about their works. There is an exhibit going on here now that I loved! It is called "International Cocktail Collection" and is a series of pastel paintings that incorporate drink glasses (mostly of the martini kind) used in unusual ways.

I have signed on to teach a number of workshops at the Vienna Arts Center, and am hosting three…read moreVisiting Artists who will be teaching master classes. This space is one of the area's best kept secrets. Spacious, professionally run and wonderfully creative atmosphere. Bonnie Fitzgerald, Maverick Mosaics

Interesting selection of art. Staff are friendly and helpful. No "hard" sell. In fact, I believe…read morethey allow you to "test drive" a painting to confirm you'll emjoy it in your home (I assume they ask for some sort of security?)

I liked for Principle Gallery for a few reasons. First, the staff were friendly without being…read morepretentious. Secondly, the quality of the paintings was notable. Principle represents a number of artists and also has opening receptions. They let you peruse around and do not follow or bug you. It is a nice place to go if you are hanging out on King Street. The art is reasonable price and without cheap reproductions.