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Chester Gap Cellars
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Magnolia Vineyards
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Revalation Vineyards
Sharp Rock Vineyards
Tollgate Farm and Vineyards
Wine Loves Chocolate Tasting Room

Micro-Breweries:

Hinson Ford Cider and Meade
Hopkins Ordinary
Pen Druid Brewing
Veditz & Company Brewing


Distilleries:

Copper Fox Distillery
Dida’s Distillery

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VIRTUAL TOUR
There is something special about stepping into an There is something special about stepping into an artist’s studio and seeing creativity unfold where it happens.

This year, Rappahannock County artist Carolyn Roth welcomes studio guest Tina Falkenbury to the Fall Art Tour. Explore their distinctive work, discover the inspiration behind their creative practices, and experience the intimate setting where art takes shape.

Take your time, ask questions, meet the artists, and perhaps find a piece that feels meant for your home. With beautiful studios, winding country roads, and art around every corner, the Fall Art Tour is an invitation to slow down and discover something unexpected.

Join us November 7 and 8! Find all the details on our website at www.fallarttour.org. We look forward to seeing you on this year's Tour!
Rappahannock County artist Margaret Rogers welcome Rappahannock County artist Margaret Rogers welcomes studio guest Kat Habib to this year’s Fall Art Tour, offering visitors the chance to experience their work and see where creativity comes to life.

Come wander the county’s scenic roads, visit their studio, meet the artists, and discover a piece of art that speaks to you. You never know what you’ll find around the next turn.

Join us November 7 and 8 for the Fall Art Tour! All the information to help you plan your visit is on our website at www.fallarttour.org!
A dinner for two at the Inn at Little Washington i A dinner for two at the Inn at Little Washington is a gift to look forward to, and we are so grateful that the Inn has generously donated this extraordinary experience in support of the Fall Art Tour again this year!

A destination in its own right, the Inn at Little Washington offers an unforgettable evening of exceptional food, beautiful surroundings, and gracious hospitality. We are deeply grateful for their continued generosity and for the many ways our local businesses help make the Fall Art Tour such a special celebration of the artists and creative community of Rappahannock County.

Thank you, Inn at Little Washington, for supporting the arts and our community year after year.

Enter the raffle at https://www.raac.org/art-tour-raffle/ (live link in our IG profile!)

@innatlittlewash
There’s something magical about seeing an artist a There’s something magical about seeing an artist at work. In this video, Michael Dennis creates a hand bound booklet in his Rappahannock County studio, offering a glimpse into the craftsmanship, patience, and creativity behind his work.

One of the joys of the Fall Art Tour is having the opportunity to visit artists in their studios, discover the stories and processes behind their work, and find something truly special to take home. From original artwork to beautifully crafted gift items, there is something for every art lover and every occasion.

Make a weekend of it. Explore the studios, meet the artists, discover something new, and bring home a piece of Rappahannock County.

We hope you'll join us for the 21st annual Fall Art Tour, November 7-8, 2026. Find all the details to plan your visit on our website at www.fallarttour.org (and while you're there, subscribe to our newsletter to get all the updates and maps directly in your inbox!).
Step inside the creative world of Rappahannock Cou Step inside the creative world of Rappahannock County, VA! In this video, abstract artist Linda Croxson gives us a glimpse into her studio and creative process. During the Fall Art Tour, you’ll have the opportunity to visit studios like Linda’s, see where the artists create, talk with them about their work, inspiration, and the ideas behind what they make, and purchase the perfect pieces for your own home!

There is something special about experiencing art in the place where it is created. You can ask questions, discover the stories behind the work, and gain a deeper appreciation for the artists and their creative journeys.
Come explore the studios, meet the artists, discover new work, and experience the creative spirit of Rappahannock County.

Spend the weekend wandering country roads, visiting artist studios, meeting the people behind the art, and discovering beautiful, one of a kind work along the way. Add in the stunning fall scenery, local shops, galleries, farm stands, and places to stop and savor the season, and you have the perfect autumn getaway.

Come for the art. Stay for the beauty. Leave inspired. Join us for the Fall Art Tour, November 7-8, 2026!
We can't wait to visit new Fall Art Tour artist Su We can't wait to visit new Fall Art Tour artist Summer Alexander's studio this year! Summer says, "I grew up in Rapphannock, in a home built by my father in the late 1970’s. My story is one of returning. After high school, I spent two decades living in cities large and small. Then in the spring of 2021, I returned with my husband and pets to live in the family home where I grew up. I returned because I missed open spaces, mountains, and silence. 

"My current explorations include the study of traditional weave structure and the departure from them. Instead, I use them as a malleable framework. Subtle shifts in pattern, color and texture can create dramatic results. I am currently working with cotton, wool, and alpaca yarns. 

"My theme for this year's Art Tour is to make utilitarian objects. You will find wool throws, scarves, shawls, hand towels and other small objects."

See more of Summer's work on our website at www.fallarttour.org (link in profile!) and on this year's Tour, November 7-8, 2026!
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