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!

This little art gallery in Strasburg Virginia isn't so little at all. I was amazed at the variety…read moreand amount of items in every corner of the building, upstairs and down. There is surely something here to catch everyone's fancy and pocketbook. And the best part is that Marcy the owner will enthusiastically tell you about any piece...and won't make you feel guilty if you don't purchase something. Stop by as you drive down Route 11 in the Shenandoah Valley.

From the owner: This 1850 Brick Federal history rich building houses 2 floors of fine art, pottery, music, books,…read morefabric art, jewelry, and furniture by over 38 artists from throughout the Shenandoah Valley. We are proud to represent Linda L. Anderson, Armando Cavada, Taylor Kaldes, Ren, Wolfgang Nuedorfer, and Laura Sherrill. . The Pot Town Pottery Room keeps Strasburg's pottery tradition alive with the work of 8 potters. Open 7 days a weeks so that your schedule is never a problem. We even offer private appointments for professional interior decorators, architects and others who are tasked with purchasing art for others. Music: 3rd Friday of the month features Music and More from 7 until 10 PM when the musical talent is always different. Live Jazz, Rock, Piano, inside or out depending on the weather. Very laid back and always free Book signings and lectures are held from 2 til 4PM on the last Sunday. We are always family friendly and even have a water bowl outside for our four footed friends.

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.

Nice little art studio in Sperryville with a mix of furniture, paintings, photos, ceramics and…read morethings. A bit pricey, but that's to be expected. Varying caliber of art, but that's also maybe to be expected and somewhat in the eye of the beholder. We spent two-day getaway in Sperryville, which we normally visit with the kids, as a couple and thus we got a chance to visit some of the art galleries that we normally don't even really try to visit with kids. This one is where we wound up actually buying something. The space is small, but interesting with a variety of different art ranging from carved gourds, to ceramics, to photos, to furniture, to paintings. When it comes to paintings, Haley Fine Art, which is closer to downtown actually did a better overall job, but we wound up falling in love with a photo/painting of a crow staring into an old SLR on a pile of books. It just had a ton of character, was edgy enough to be interesting, but plain enough to be able to go with almost anything else. For better or for worse, some of the art here just didn't inspire. We came in part because we love birds and woodpeckers and there were some ceramics with woodpeckers on them that looked interesting online, but they weren't as impressive in person. They didn't quite match the real woodpeckers either in a photo-realistic or abstract way. It's possible some art just isn't for us, but it's also possible that some art just isn't that great. Still there was clearly enough that we wound up finding and liking some things.

My husband and I stopped by this perfect little gem to browse the collection. We were greeted by…read moreJackie who was so kind and helpful. There was hand sanitizer, rubber gloves, and alcohol wipes available upon entering. She even had them in these cute little bags right at the front. We loved talking with Jackie and hearing about her many accomplishments and her dedication to her art. She had some of the most beautiful paintings and ceramics that I have seen in quite some time. We were wowed by her photographs and purchased two of our favorites from her work. She even spent time listening to our life story and other musings so we felt right at home. We will definitely be back to visit this gallery and shop.

Stopped in at The Loft last week for a quick purchase before Mother's Day. Talked with the gift…read morestore owner and found her suggestions to be helpful in selecting a gift for my wife. She took the time to point out various home décor items that were within my budget range. Informal atmosphere, plenty of windows and lighting - very relaxing to stroll around The Loft. I purchased two items: a very unique piece of pottery made by an artist from New Hampshire and a pair of earrings. What a deal! Bottom Line? Walk UP the stairs at 107-B East Davis Street the next time you visit Culpeper, VA. You won't be disappointed. PS: This is a "dog friendly" art gallery and gift store. Too bad I did not bring along Hercules, my mixed breed wonder dog. But that's another story for another time...

The Loft on Davis Street in downtown Culpeper is well worth the walk upstairs to its second floor…read morelocation. The Loft is part working artist studio and part gallery. The work of more than 30 local artists is featured in the gallery. Great original art at affordable prices. If you fall in love with a piece but can't quite afford it, no worries, Patty Werick, artist and gallery owner, can work out a payment plan on most pieces. The Loft features art in all it's forms; paintings, pottery, photography, iron work, assemblage, textiles, etc. They also carry hand crafted jewelry starting as low as $20. Ratchet up your gift giving from mundane to unique. Check out the gallery's calendar to see what workshops are offered. You can also schedule a professional photo shoot for you and/or your family pet. The Loft is dog friendly and welcomes well behaved four legged visitors. Patty's two rescue dogs help her welcome visitors. They are a bit boisterous but well trained and friendly. Don't overlook this hidden gem when you schedule your next visit to Culpeper.

The Berkley Gallery II is the sister art gallery to the Berkley Gallery - they are located across…read morethe street from one another. The Berkley Gallery II contains a range of framed artwork, but it also has a number of other interesting pieces: figurines, carvings, knives, an old grandfather clock, and other misc. art pieces. One of my favorite pieces was an easel, holding up a painting - the easel was constructed from three restored boat oars. A unique and interesting way to present the art!

Very friendly people was an awesome experience I bought a Damascus knife from them was a all around…read moregreat experience can't wait to come back on next visit to the area

Thank goodness for this lovely little gift shop at Massanutten! It is not a part of the resort, and…read moretherefore has none of the generic branded items available in the resort gift shops. Instead you will find actual artwork and lovely gifts to help you remember your time in the mountain. Handmade soaps and lotions, dip mixes, jewelry, scarves, woodwork, and pottery are all available. The owner of the store has a good eye for unusual and pretty things, and has found things for every price range. You've made it to the mountain. Now reward yourself with something special!

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...

I just happened to notice the sign for Black Horse Gallery today. Apparently they've only been open…read morefor a couple of weeks. Be careful! If you glance away momentarily - you'll miss the sign and entrance for his place. It's the same entrance for "Framing by Cyndy." You go through the door and descend a stairway - Black Horse Gallery is to the left right before the entrance to "Framing by Cyndy." I met the gentleman running the place - very nice man. The place has an array of historical and military-based framed and unframed artwork from the Revolutionary War onward. There are some gorgeous pieces here - I felt like they were reasonably priced! Check this place out!