What a delightful and surprising studio in Gordonsville, near several other quaint shops. There are…read morewares from many local artists, as well as artists from afar. Pottery, paintings, art pieces, block printed bags, jewelry, soapstone figures, and so much more. What a perfect spot to shop for something unique from a trip to this area, or a special gift for someone.

A wonderfully curated gallery! I loved so much of the artwork. Copper metal artist, various…read moreceramic artists, fabric, paintings, jewelry & more. Looking for a gift or something special for yourself, you can find it here! Not to mention, Annie is wonderful too. I found a little treasure & it's a quirky piece of art. I also knew i was going to love the whole shop when I saw the Wall Flower ceramic art in the shop! I met the artist last week & had a fun conversation about Jane and her body of work. Highly recommend the stop!

a must stop, a must see. Unique store featuring beautiful paintings, one of a kind pottery, and…read moregreat one of a kind gift items.

A gem of a gallery!! We loved getting to hear from Mr. Nichols himself about his incredible…read moreartistic process and seeing the beautiful work he has done! Mr. and Mrs. Nichols were informative, welcoming, and inviting! Can't wait to return soon!!

I thought this place would be more popular as a Founding Father, but we were the only visitors when…read morewe attended, so it was nice to have a private tour. You can buy tickets online, but it isn't likely necessary. A lot of the furnishings are original, even though Henry didn't live at the house very long. The tour guide went over the history of the Henry family, including the death of his first wife and remarriage. The guide reenacted Patrick Henry's famous "give me liberty or give me death" speech which was very engaging. The house tour only covers the first floor, but there are signs around for QR scans/additional audio for the outbuildings. They were a bit repetitive and sometimes speculative about things or people who may have lived there, so that was hit or miss. The gift shop was small but pleasant and there was plenty of parking. It is a bit off road, but it's worth the visit.

Absolutely lovely historic venue. The staff here is friendly, engaging, and extremely…read moreknowledgeable. We were here for the holiday activities and we had a blast. My wife and son loved the wreath making. The fact that it has snowed the day before was just a cherry on top of a perfect afternoon. Cannot recommend it highly enough for anyone who is even remotely a history enthusiast.

I've only been here for the paranormal investigations. It's definitely an active place. Never been…read morehere when it didn't have any activity. It's well known hot spot. If you're looking for ghosts, you will find them here.

I waffled between 2 or 3 stars. Interesting museum for a town that doesn't appear to have much…read morehistorical tourists spots though it's in an area full of history. We spent almost 90 minutes here reading just about every display we could, simply to get our money's worth. A converted inn/temporary hospital, so a few interesting displays about the Civil War & early medical practices. They have a strict no photos inside the building rule. Is it worth the $14 admission ticket? Your call but I don't need to go back.

A charming shop with delightful, caring staff. If you are looking for gifts or something to…read morebrighten up your home, you could not plan a better stop.

This was the first shop my hubby and my friend went into as we began our shopping spree on Main St…read more It looked promising with a lovely window display and intriguing items inside. We noticed many animal items, horses, dogs, foxes, etc. on everything from pillows to jewelry. Some of the items were pretty pricey... I mean, $265 for a hand painted pillow is well, full of stuffing! We were greeted by an eccentric older lady, that truth be told, bared a striking resemblance to the Mad Hatter's sister, or perhaps Willy Wonka's female counterpart. Her personality was just as odd. She followed us around the shop dictating rules about photos and touching items, and rambling on and on describing her goods and explaining price points. She even told us, "I'm sorry but I'm weird about advertising my store." You're telling me and that's not all! I was incredibly irritated and put off by her hovering presence and at one point I turned around, with her at my heels, looked at her and expelled a heavy sigh! I was on the verge of telling her to back off when her store bell chimed and she plodded off to haunt another customer. It's a shame the owner was so intrusive and curt, because the store was interesting, mainly lamps, shades and finials with some unique household interiors as well. I don't mean to be throwing "shade", however, her rude manner and abrupt demeanor had me and my companions headed for the door! No sales for you!

I booked the Harbor Club room for my daughter's Sweet 16 tea party for 20 guests. I was told by…read moreJenelle Lavarine, Director of Sales and Marketing, that the venue fee was $1,600, and I took her at her word. Later, Katie Simpson accidentally sent me the January 2026 Catering Guide, which listed the venue fee as $950. Since I signed my contract in January 2026, I asked why my pricing did not match the guide. I was then told that I was paying more because my event was classified as a quinceañera. When I asked to see documentation reflecting that pricing structure, I was sent a "quinceañera guide" that appeared to have been created the same day. It did not match the formatting or structure of the previously sent catering guide and did not include the room rate for the Harbor Club, which is the room I reserved. It listed the larger ballroom, The Cove, at $2,000 for private events held Sunday-Thursday, yet my event was scheduled for a Saturday. There were multiple inconsistencies. When I questioned the discrepancies regarding the date and pricing, I was then told I may have received "special pricing" because my event was a Sweet 16 and not a quinceañera, which contradicted the earlier explanation that I was paying more specifically because it was being treated as a quinceañera. Due to these inconsistencies and the lack of clear, transparent pricing, I chose to cancel my reservation. Unfortunately, I will lose my $1,000 deposit that I paid on January 21st. While losing that money is painful, I ultimately decided peace of mind was more important than continuing to invest additional funds with a company I no longer felt confident in.

The place is beautiful, I was there a week ago and the food was salty. There was supposed to be…read moreopen bar but didn't have even something as simple as piña coladas, and only 2 different kinds of beer. The wine selection was very small and overall the cocktail hour was very dull without many options for drinks, the portions being served were very tiny and almost not worth the wait. The only good thing about this place was the decoration and the aesthetic of the place.

Wow, what a great experience. We have gone to Christmas tree farms for the last 23 years and this…read morewas by far the best experience we have ever had. From the organization of the time slots to the variety of trees, they really do a nice job. The day we were there they had 4 varieties to choose from and they had an expert to help you understand the difference between them. We were with a group of 12 and they hayride and hot chocolate made it a fun day for the youngest members, while the selection and prices made it a great day for everyone else! Lastly, the entire staff there was helpful, friendly and genuinely helpful. Thanks for a great experience!

We have been to a lot of tree farms around here over the last 8 years, but this will be our go-to…read morespot from now on. A great selection of fir trees, with the prices conveniently marked. Great family owned business.