Wonderful gallery. The owner is friendly and knowledgeable. You can look at an array of beautiful…read morethings without being pressured to buy - though I did!

From the owner: A collective of regional artist and quarterly visiting artist dedicating to bring art to everyone…read morewe encounter. Located along the scenic RT 151 in Nelson County Virginia among some of Virginia finest Vineyards, Breweries, Distilleries and the four season resort of Wintergreen and Stony Creek just off the scenic Blue Ridge Parkway we offer art for new and experienced collectors alike. We also offer high quality classes, workshops and tours for adults and children of all ages. Prints Ceramics Painting Glass Sculptures Jewelry Furniture Turned wood and more

I've been to several exhibitions at this gallery and find it could be in any major city along with…read moreother fine, fine art galleries. In a town like Charlottesville it behooves the owner to show both regional and national talent in order to elevate the discussion about what is art and what is new. Those are not necessarily the same things. The gallery is beautiful albeit small and commands incredible views of the surrounding area. I highly reccommend this galllery to the novice and the initated both.

From the owner: Founded in 1995 by an art history Ph.D., Les Yeux du Monde is an art gallery specializing in…read morecontemporary and modern art. They rotate exhibitions every few months and have a large inventory of art in all price ranges and styles by some of the most exciting regional, national and international artists working today. Hours are Thursday - Sunday 1 - 5 but appointments are highly recommended.

I highly recommend this shop full of locally made gifts and goodies if you're in Crozet and looking…read moreto spend some dollars. It's open on Sundays too, always a plus.  Their website tells me that the Crozet Artisan Depot offers handmade items from over 70 artisans in the region. Wow, that's terrific. Though I browsed through plenty of awesome things, I ended up getting some goat milk soap from Wynott Farm and some funky chocolates from Cocoa & Spice. There's also a tourist area in the back with brochures and a staffer ready to assist in case you need some recommendations for attractions and activities. A restroom is available nearby too.  The Depot is, fittingly enough, located in an old historic train depot. It has a small parking lot attached to it, though I observed some people parking in there and walking across the street which didn't seem too kosher.

Loved the selection of her works! They had a great selection with many of them were already…read moreframed. If you are a fan of P. Buckley Moss it is well worth a visit.

Highlight of downtown Waynesboro .I have so many of her prints but one more can't hurt.read more

Like many others COVID19 destroyed my sense of adventure and desire to visit museums and gallery's…read more Not because I lost interest but because the pandemic forced most of us to create a new reality in our small bubble. Now that life is finally back-we can venture out and play. This gallery is warm, inviting, and full of electric energy. I visited this weekend and their two shows are: First Nation Australia Laura Josephine Snyder Second Street Gallery has introduced me to Australian art and culture, for which, I'm grateful. I'm looking forward to the next show! The museum is free and has great hours. Parking is blah, the options are free street parking (if you're lucky) garage or app. No worries though - may the parking gods be in your favor .

I love this gallery. Everyone is very friendly and sometimes it just takes 15 minutes to look at…read morewhat they have. Changes monthly. Lots of different exhibits, all very creative.

I have to say the woman who was working Saturday July 8 at 4:30-5:00 PM was the best help I've ever…read morehad in a store! We came a long way to a week-long event and we stayed in Harrisonburg both on the way and on the way back (halfway). I had found the store through Yelp and was eager to visit. We missed the business hours the first trip and got there at 4:50 on the way back. The clerk was so kind to stay open nearly an hour longer so the five of us could shop and see the art and studios. (All of us are artists). She was more than gracious! I'm in a power wheelchair which got caught on the rug at the check out and she was completely unfazed and kind about me thrashing about, causing her to move many things. The prices were a bit steep on many things but that didn't stop me from buying a lot of goodies I've searched for a long time. I left very happy, and so did my companions! We will all gladly go again next year if not before!

Truly a blessing to the culture of Harrisonburg. I'm eternally grateful for everything Scott and…read moreVal have done with this space and Harrisonburg's collective imagination. Art supplies, art galleries and artist studios. It's beautiful...

A terrific local-artisan art gallery, mostly with paintings and prints, but with some statuary and…read morequilting when I visited. It seems that artists rent the space and display works for sale. To this NYer, prices seemed very fair and reasonable, and besides what was hanging on the wall there were bins with small prints at very reasonable prices. I wish there were more of these artist co-ops in NYC!

We ducked in here to get out of the heat! To our surprise we came across some really nice work in…read morehere. but nothing that stood out for me. I love original art, and I love them even better when they are reasonable with their prices. I feel like there was so much space here, but not many artists filling it up with their work. Maybe they were trying to get an Art Gallery feel to the place by spacing them out? When shopping for art, quantity and variety is key because I feel like my preferences change with mood and experiences. I liked the work, but it took me no time to get through the place, and I wasn't inspired or touched by any of the pieces here. Maybe next time.

The Barn Swallow is a great place where you can find unique gifts for a friend or family member who…read morehas unique and impeccable taste (a baby boomer who owns a nice lodge in the mountains, or a horse ranch and a winery; a gen-xer who just wants to be appreciated; or a millennial who likes everything handcrafted by local artisans). I first bought some non-gmo honey. I asked how they determine if their honey is non-gmo, which is a trick question of course. The nice lady in the store said the bees can only travel within a 2 mile radius (they don't go that far or they die), then they go back to their base camp to make honey. Within that 2-4 miles, there should be no gmo plants (like gmo corn) they could come in contact with or else the honey wouldn't be non-gmo, of course. The pottery and artwork are something I would want to display in my own home. If sky is the limit, I would buy that $400 salad bowl carved from a tree stump. Also, I love those pots that look like it was inspired by Gustav Klimt, in my opinion. I also love the handcrafted jewelry. During my first visit, I thought I would be able to find their merchandise somewhere else or online, but I found myself coming back. It's a wonderful and creative shop/boutique. Almost like an art gallery, without being pretentious.

Amazing hand crafted pottery Beautiful Jewelery…read more And the best service ever Come enjoy and you will fall in love!!!

Beautiful space with amazing attention to detail. A real gem for this small rural downtown. The…read moreartist/proprietor loves the community of Luray and it shows.

Right on Main Street in beautiful Luray, Virginia, this local gallery is packed to the gills with…read moreart! From floor to top of wall, one is greeted by loads of art by both local, regional, and national artists. My top picks here include some very cool pottery by artist Cathie Miranda and some excellent if somewhat subdued palette work by talented painters Matthew McFarren & KC Werner: gorgeous landscapes! Most highly recommended! Support your local art galleries when you visit anywhere, and this is a good one!