LibertyTown Arts Workshop is the best place to find art to bring beauty and interest into your…read morehome. I ALWAYS go there for housewarming gifts and the delight on my friends faces is beyond compare to any other gift.

Great place, always shop here and browse the art. Everyone is knowledgeable, friendly and helpful…read more Even took a class there and had a blast. Everyone should go.

I bought some ceramic coffee mugs, that Dave, the owner, who was very nice and helpful and his wife…read moremakes these mugs, were a hit when I brought back to Chicago! Could not remember the name of store and after much investigative work found it, left a message and Dave was very kind to call me back and help me order some more. Hope to get back to Fredericksburg, soon. Thank you! Lynn

One of the hippest, funkiest art galleries I've found. I'm kind of dorky and a little square, so I…read moreworried they might look down their noses at me in this too-cool-for-school, hipster-trendy establishment, but the folks working here could not have been nicer. I was encouraged to browse, told about the pieces in shop, and had an interesting conversation with one of the owners about his passion for his craft. Ponshop is owned by husband-and-wife artist duo Gabriel and Scarlett Pons (making the gallery's name that much cuter). Scarlett creates the unique ceramics on display: spouted bowls, blossom-shaped dishes, watering pitchers with what looks like Bob Marley's likeness stamped on the sides, decorative vases, and even hand puppets made from clay and fabric. Gabriel works in mixed-media, putting prints, photographs, and paint on wood, or designing one-of-a-kind skateboards. Along with showcasing their own art, the two feature the works of many other local artists from tee-shirts and jewelry, to plush toys, reusable gift "paper", sculpture, and even soaps. The art in Ponshop is provocative and avant-garde, but the whole place feels down-to-earth and welcoming. I really enjoyed poking around and purchased what I've since dubbed a "scarf-lace" since I'm not really sure *what* it is: a many-looped-and-knotted scarf/necklace made from soft jersey material in heather gray and carnation pink stripes. I've never seen anything like it, but out-of-the-ordinary and pleasantly perplexing seems to be the name of the game at Ponshop.

took the beginner stained glass class here. Everyone was super friendly and immensely helpful…read more Great spacious studio and everyone can work on their own pace and ask questions as needed after receiving the initial tutorials on how to perform specific tasks with glass. Everyone there is super friendly and they make you feel right at home when you come in. They are also super talented with their pieces that they commission; give them a visit!

They make beautiful work. And they can custom built almost anything for you. They have glass…read moresupplies everything that I need to set up my studio at home.

Had an amazing private lesson with Lawton! He is such a great teacher and he was able to help me…read morefine tune some of my skills that were feeling a little wonky. Would absolutely recommend this studio!

Lawton is an AMAZING teacher. Not to mention, he's a wonderful person that exudes patience and…read morefriendliness. You can tell that he loves to work with people and share the craft of pottery. I have taken two classes with him: slab pottery and wheel throwing. Wheel throwing is my favorite! I've returned to the studio several times to make something new or to touch up an existing process in between its firing stages. There is art for sale in the front of the shop, so when you're done with your lesson, feel free to browse and purchase one of his amazing pieces!

My wife and daughter loved the Art class for toddlers! Ms. Claire doesn't just do Art but helps…read morebuild their listening and sharing skills as well as educates them on different artists and styles!

From the owner: Providing a different activity every week, Art Time For Kids provides an entertaining and…read moreeducational atmosphere for children and parents to create together. Paint a landscape, sculpt pottery, and explore your personal creativity in our stimulating and low pressure classes. With lessons for a wide age range (age two through sixth grade) and interactive classes perfect for more active kids, our downtown workshop is a lab of creativity and fun. We feature a range of learning scenarios for kids to explore color and expression with parent/child classes for two to five year olds and drop-off classes by grade for Kindergarteners through sixth graders. Armed with passion, experience, and a whole lot of paintbrushes, we're here to help your kids unleash their inner artists.

I love the concept of multi dimensional art as their niche. The folks who work here are nice &…read moreknowledgeable, and there are often artists on site, doing their thing. I've purchased gifts, household items, AirBnb decor and I always enjoy looking at the unique pieces they offer. Price points have a nice range from small gift to major decor pieces. Bonus: there's a vinyl record shop in the back.

Come party with us August 4th 2018. 911 Charles Street Fredericksburg VA…read more Music by The One and Only DJ BREEZZE INTL.. latest hits in dancehall, reggaeton, country, Hip Hop, afrobeats, bachata.... Cash bar free appetizers 9 till 2 a.m.

Awesome studio space downtown Fredbrg. Had my wedding here in 2015 and had plenty of room and a…read moresuper time! Ken Crampton is a downtown fixture and a good friend. He was even able to marry us!

From the owner: Fine art, graphic design, hand drumming - sales - repair - instruction - drum circles, team…read morebuilding, facilitation, consultation and portfolio review

Policy dictates that a deposit is non-refundable even if you don't receive the service provided…read more Heads up to anyone who comes here and tries to schedule an appointment in advanced.

This is a women run business and Chris who helps out up front, and they are all perfectly amazing…read more I am living with a neurocognitive disorder and a they did not let that stop them from giving me amazing service. They are wonderfully inclusive, welcoming everyone as they are without any sign of bias. My artist was Frankie and do not let the word apprentice scare you, as she is a fantastic artist and did a great job of making my tattoo perfectly the way I wanted it. Tricia was still there close by to guide her, but I see Frankie as becoming a long-term part of the team beyond her apprenticeship. Don't hesitate to reach out to them about your needs, and be patient with the waiting time as it is worth it! And don't be surprised if they have an opening come up sooner that someone failed to show up for and perhaps you can grab that. Here's an image of my tattoo for all the sea.