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KC Cromwell’s beautiful hand turned wood bowls a KC Cromwell’s beautiful hand turned wood bowls are a highlight of the Fall Art Tour, celebrating the natural beauty of the wood and the skill of the maker. Each piece reflects a thoughtful balance of form, grain, and craftsmanship. Visiting KC’s work on the Tour is a chance to appreciate functional art that is both timeless and deeply rooted in tradition. Join us for the 21st annual Fall Art Tour, November 7-8, 2026! Visit our website for previews of our studios and galleries, and loads of information to help you plan your visit to Rappahannock County, VA!
New exhibit now open at Gay Street Gallery, featur New exhibit now open at Gay Street Gallery, featuring work from Fred Williamson. Frederick Williamson returns to Gay Street Gallery with a new collection of his striking wooden bowls and vessels. Frederick lives and works just west of Charlottesville, Virginia, and has been working with wood since 1971. He turned his focus from custom furniture to turning greenwood bowls around 2020. He has sold through mid-Atlantic craft shows and has been active with the Artisans Studio Tour for 15 years. As Frederick explains: "Turning bowls straight from the log allows me to bring out the beauty of wood with much artistic spontaneity. I love to work with local trees felled by storm, disease, or old age. Most logs are from within a 30-mile radius of my home. There is a strong element of the found object. People will call me about a tree that came down at their home, perhaps wanting a bowl to preserve memories. I delight in using classic simple shapes to allow the wood to speak for itself. The whole process preserves a bit of the soul of the tree." See more at www.fallarttour.org, and mark your calendars for this year's Fall Art Tour! November 7-8, 2026!
Mark your calendars! The 21st Annual Fall Art Tour Mark your calendars! The 21st Annual Fall Art Tour is happening November 7-8, 2026 in beautiful Rappahannock County, VA—a hidden gem in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains. Explore open studios, galleries, and exhibitions featuring nationally and internationally acclaimed artists. Make a weekend of it and experience all that Rappahannock has to offer: charming shops, unforgettable dining, cozy lodging, award-winning wineries, craft breweries, distilleries, farm-fresh stands, and breathtaking mountain views around every bend. Whether you're an art lover, a day tripper, or a weekend explorer, this is the perfect time to discover the creative heart of Virginia. See samples of all our artist and gallery works, plan your visit and sign up for updates at www.fallarttour.org
The Main Gallery features work from each of our ar The Main Gallery features work from each of our artists and galleries. It gives visitors the opportunity to view samples of what they'll find on the Tour, so they can plan their route and visit the artists they most want to see. And, of course, everything in the Main Gallery is available for purchase. Hope you can join us for the 21st Annual Fall Art Tour of the Artists of Rappahannock! Mark your calendar now for November 7-8, 2026. Why not make a weekend of it? With so many fabulous lodging and dining options in Rappahannock County, VA, it's the perfect time for a getaway from the Washington, DC Metropolitan Area. For more information and to plan your visit, click the link in our profile or visit www.fallarttour.org.
Escape the city and breathe deep in beautiful Rapp Escape the city and breathe deep in beautiful Rappahannock County, VA - a hidden gem just a short drive away, but a world apart. With rolling hills, panoramic mountain views, and the crisp clarity of fall air, it’s the perfect place to slow down and savor the season. Make your visit even more unforgettable during the Fall Art Tour - a beloved annual weekend celebrating local creativity. This year marks our 20th annual Tour on November 1-2, 2025! Explore open studios, meet the artists, and experience the region’s vibrant arts scene, all against a stunning Blue Ridge backdrop. Whether it’s a day trip or a weekend getaway, this is the kind of beauty that lingers long after you leave. Preview all of our artist studios and galleries, and find information to help plan your visit, at www.fallarttour.org!
Tim Carrington's work on the Fall Art Tour! Carri Tim Carrington's work on the Fall Art Tour! Carrington’s work is shaped by his parallel involvement in journalism and painting. His paintings, whether landscapes or figure paintings, blend dream-world and real-world elements, emphasizing a sense of story and mood. A number of recent paintings are part of a “Babel Tower” series. These emphasize cultural collisions, migrations, and wandering exploration. The sense of mayhem and split-off energies in these paintings is offset by the allure of the foreign or the truly new. Carrington has exhibited his work at single-artist shows at Waverly Place Gallery in Bethesda. Md. and St. Christopher’s School in Richmond, and at group shows in Keene Valley, New York, Millwood, Virginia, and Christ Church Georgetown. He is a member of the Middle Street Gallery in Washington, and some of his work is exhibited there as well at at the Mullany Art Studio in Flint Hill. He formerly wrote for The Wall Street Journal, and his stories regularly appear in The Rappahannock News. See more on our website at www.fallarttour.org!
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