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.

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

Mr. Pisani and his team do excellent work! Great service and very fast. I was very satisfied with…read morethe cleaning of a painting that's been in the family for decades. I would definitely recommend him for any restoration or cleaning.

We had an oil on wood painting from early 1960s that had water damage, chipping/moldy pain, and…read moredamaged lacquer. Mr. Pisani fixed the warped/damaged wood panel, expertly matched colors, and refinished lacquer. He was fast, very fairly priced and all around excellent. Highly recommend!

The Juniper Gallery has various types of prints available - anything from Vintage Advertisements…read more(Mad Men era), to civil war pictures. They categorize availability/image types as: Plan59 (40's/50's car art and ads), Shorpy (glass plate prints, mostly architecture some civil war, etc.), Vintagraph (World's Fair images), and Fruit Crate (40's/50's era fruit crates ads). The quality of their prints are, "fine-art prints on museum-grade French and German archival paper". I am not entirely sure what that means, but it sounds fancy... and from what I've seen they look great (I've got an 8X10 from there, so I can't comment on anything larger, although I'm sure those look fine too). I love the Vintagraphs and Shorpy the best, but that's just a personal preference of mine. Some people just prefer creepy fruit crate kids... too each his own, eh? I'm drawn towards old timey photos as well as posters made by the government explaining the importance of brushing your teeth, hah! I haven't seen if Juniper Gallery has a storefront or not, I've driven by this location a few times and couldn't tell what the deal was (and would prefer buying at the gallery instead of online since my complex doesn't have a clue how to handle packages). Ordering online though is a cinch, and with reasonable prices to boot. Check out the gallery website, and look into the history of Shorpy (a real kid who worked in the coal mines) too... the Shorpy blog uploads new images almost daily, and were apparently Time Magazines #15 Best Blog of 2010. Reason I mention the Shorpy blog is because you can order a print from any image uploaded there through the Juniper Gallery (of the four Shorpy is updated the most frequently). If you are an old soul like me, and if have interest in what D.C. (as well as NYC and other cities) looked like in 1912 and earlier, then the Juniper Gallery, and Shorpy ("the 100 year old blog") is the place for you. :)

First and last time I will EVER order from this place. The shipping company (USPS) used lost the…read morepiece and when I reach out to DAVID at Juniper informing him of the situation he said he can send another one and my expense. Extremely POOR customer service and conduct. I believe a successful business is one that ALWAYS puts their customers interest first and this was definitely not the case.

Gallery featuring local artists, engaging small-sized art classes. What's not to love about this…read moreplace? I found this place when taking watercolor classes with my family with Rajendra. He is a wonderful teacher with all of us despite the wide range of experience we all had a relaxing, successful experience. Highly recommend for an enjoyable family activity! I included some of the art I painted from photos I've taken. You do one painting per visit - or bring it back next time to continue working on it. He taught us technique and really engaged us to be creative!! We loved it!!

Cyndy's Bottom Line: Falls Church Arts Gallery is a hidden gem in plain sight…read more *Located in The Kensington building on Route 7 *Walk ins welcomed *Free admission *www.FallsChurchArts.org *Studio Art classes and workshops available for all age groups. *Membership available *Volunteer opportunities Outstanding art work by local artist displayed with their concept or process statements. These statements provide a fascinating and intimate look into their art work. Highly recommend a visit.

Beautiful! I enjoy visiting the Trisha Adams Gallery and Studio. Her paintings are vibrant and…read morealways make me feel happy. Trisha is a pleasure to talk and helpful when making an art selection or commissioning a custom painting. It's a small space with refreshing light and comfortable seating while you enjoy looking at the artwork. I've bought a couple of her paintings and love them more every time I see them. (Fair warning - they do sell fast. Someone else bought one of the paintings I liked before I decided on it so I didn't delay on the next one.) She works on the paintings right there in the studio so you can see what's about to be ready. The gallery is in the Herndon historic district right next to the bike path. I like to make a day of it and have lunch etc. Because it's open "by chance or appointment", make sure to call ahead using the number on her website ( https://trishaadams.com/ ) to see if she's there. I once called when I realized I'd be nearby and she came right over!

"Miss Ana" has been absolutely wonderful as our 9 year old's art teacher! She has helped her to…read moreexplore many different aspects of art, from painting, to sketching, to clay and working with beads/wire. She always looks forward to going and has a smile on her face when she leaves. I would recommend Miss Ana to anyone who is looking for an outstanding art instructor. Even though our daughter is a beginner, Miss Ana tailors the lessons to something she is comfortable with and is almost serving as "art therapy" for her to help our daughter with sensory and attention challenges. Miss Ana is helping to foster her love of art and her sense of accomplishment when she completes a project.

Ana is an amazing artist! She is an outstanding teacher and also has an an incredible body of work…read moreas an accomplished artist. We love going to see her various gallery shows. She has an amazing ability to connect with artists and aspiring artists of all levels. You couldn't ask for a better combination of artistic talent and teaching ability!

We started a relationship with Greg when the company New Balance closed and sold us their shelving…read moreand other miscellaneous items from this space. Everything was absolutely fantastic, Greg was going to let us take down some shelving for them and we could reuse it in our shop. Well, Greg went on vacation and became very angry and just down right RUDE. I was hoping to have him do some artwork for our new space but he has become so belligerent we can't even work with him. The art is pretty cool, but Greg has a personality that is down right mean and can change in the blink of an eye.

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