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We're so pleased to welcome Mullany Studios back t

We're so pleased to welcome Mullany Studios back to the Fall Art Tour after a year hiatus in 2025!

Located in the old apple packing warehouse in Flint Hill, The Studio School @ Mullany Art Studios was opened in 2012 by artists Kerrie and Tom Mullany. Over the years it has become a special place in the community where people who love art can work together, learn new skills, make art, and share their process with others. The studio offers classes and workshops taught by local artists in a variety of artistic mediums including oil, acrylic, and watercolor painting, mosaic, collage, bookmaking, embroidery, and more.

Join us for this year's Fall Art Tour - our 21st! - on November 7-8, 2026! Subscribe to our newsletter at www.fallarttour.org under Get the News to get updates on Tour artists and galleries throughout the year, as well as Tour maps, updates and news! It's the best way to make sure you don't miss important Tour info!

Welcome Rappahannock County artist Mary Ann Sevick

Welcome Rappahannock County artist Mary Ann Sevick to the Fall Art Tour! Sevick is a functional potter primarily focusing on wheel-thrown, stoneware vessels. She glaze-fires her pottery in an electric kiln when vibrant colors are desired, and uses a gas kiln for softer, earthier finishes. Mary Ann particularly enjoys the Zen nature of throwing pots and, in the words of Bernard Leach, the manner in which pottery “engages the head, the heart, and the hands”.

Mary Ann's studio was built in 2024- 2025, and is surrounded by perennial gardens and contains a single electric wheel, slab roller, and kiln. New to the Fall Art Tour in 2026, Mary Ann extends a heartfelt welcome to her studio.

See more of her work on our website at www.fallarttour.org! And mark your calendars for this year's Fall Art Tour - our 21st! - on November 7-8, 2026.

Al Regnery is a Rappahannock County artist and fur

Al Regnery is a Rappahannock County artist and furniture maker. He is a retired lawyer and book publisher, and woodworking was a childhood hobby. His inspiration began with his grandfather's Windsor chair, which he was blessed to receive when his grandfather passed away.

In this video, Rengery bends wood that has been steamed to soften it for the frame of a chair. Visit his studio on this year's Tour to see his chairs and watch him at work; he does demonstrations during fall Art Tour weekend.

This year is the 21st annual Fall Art Tour of the Atists of Rappahannock! Join us November 7-8, 2026 for a spectacular weekend of art in the Virginia countryside, in the shadow of the Shenandoah National Park!

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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 21st annual Tour on November 7-8, 2026! 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!

Step into a world of creativity, color, and inspir

Step into a world of creativity, color, and inspiration at the newest exhibition at Gay Street Gallery in Washington, Virginia, now through August 2.

This exciting exhibit features the captivating works of Martin Woodard, Aster da Fonseca, and Maureen Storey (featured here), each artist bringing a unique perspective and artistic voice to the gallery walls. From expressive landscapes and striking compositions to works filled with texture, emotion, and storytelling, the exhibition offers something to engage every art lover and collector.

In addition to the featured artists, visitors can also explore works by other talented local and national artists, selected pieces from the archives of Kevin H. Adams, and special works from the Gallery Owner’s Collection, creating a rich and diverse artistic experience throughout the gallery.

Whether you are an avid collector, a lover of the arts, or simply looking for a beautiful and inspiring afternoon in the heart of Washington, VA, this exhibition is not to be missed. Come discover new favorites, reconnect with familiar artists, and experience the vibrant creative spirit that makes Gay Street Gallery such a treasured destination.

New exhibit! Now through August 2, 2026: Thornton

New exhibit! Now through August 2, 2026: Thornton River Art is proud to present the artwork of Geneva Welch, one of Rappahannock’s most renowned artists.

Her luminous watercolors and full bodied oils capture the quiet spirit of animals and life in Rappahannock County. Influenced by Dutch and Flemish masters, her layered glazes and misty landscapes create serene, contemplative scenes. Thornton River Art will feature Geneva’s original paintings, limited‑edition prints, notecards, and hand‑crafted gifts.

Thornton River Art is open Friday – Sunday, 11 am – 5 pm.

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