Arts, Culture & Entertainment
Arts and Artists, Cultural Attractions, Museums & Galleries, Entertainment, Theater, Photography, Tours, Visual Arts
BC Photography
Photographs by Bryant Cox
Professional Photography Services, ranging from Portraits to Weddings. Specializing in Mobile Studio Portraits and Natural Light Photography Located in Locust Grove, VA
101 Birchside Circle,
Locust Grove, VA 22508
(540) 848-2611
BC is the passion behind the camera, and enjoying the art of photography. It is making people smile and feel great about getting portraits done of themselves, it is about capturing those memories that you want to hold forever dear to your heart.
Blue Ridge School of Fine Arts
John and Lena Murray
Drawing and Painting Classes.
All Mediums.
All Levels.
329-C N. Madison Road
Orange, VA 22960
Old Silk Mill Building
(540) 360-4370
Art School offers everyone ages 12 and up the chance to sign up for classes and get taught by experts in classic and modern art! Classes are held on weekdays and evenings.
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The Murray’s approach to their school is to create a strong foundation in their pupils with some art history and basic foundation instruction, but to also tailor their classes for the particular student’s interests to keep them engaged.
CAVALLO GALLERY
Beate Casati
ARTFUL CUSTOM FRAMING & BOUTIQUE GALLERY - creative custom framing, art, artisan made gifts, jewelry & accessories
117 S. Main Street
Gordonsville, VA 22942
​(540) 832 3701
text (434) 981 9823
We offer an extensive, carefully curated selection of creative custom frame choices, original art, artisan gifts and organic & green indie favorites.
I am an artist and long time C-Ville custom framer with a strong background in art & design. CAVALLO is a combination of all of my loves peppered with fun accessories and gifts.
Central Virginia Wine Tours & Transportation
A fully licensed and insured transportation company.
Currently within our fleet we have a 24 passenger shuttle bus with two tables inside, 2 20 passenger Limousine Buses, a 14 passenger minibus with table in the center, and 2 6 passenger Cadillac Escalades.
(540) 809-3494
Currently we have been providing tours for passengers to wine and brewery tours in the Orange, Madison, Culpeper, Charlottesville and surrounding regions.
We also provide transportation for dinner parties, airport transportation, weddings and events.
Four County Players
Four County Players is Central Virginia's longest continuously operating community theater. A nonprofit organization, Four County relies on volunteers for most of its operations.
5256 Governor Barbour Street, Barboursville, VA 22923
(540) 832-5355
Located in the village of Barboursville, the theater is the cultural hub for the community, serving as both an artistic and educational center.
Four County Players is well-known for its masterful musicals, hilarious comedies, and thought-provoking dramas.
Kristina Elizabeth Portraits
The studio specializes in contemporary magazine style portraits and personal branding photography. A Luxurious Celebrity Experience..
(540) 300 - 5250
There is an inner glow inside you that only you possess. An essence that makes you unique. Kristina Elizabeth Portraits wants to draw that out and create the most amazing portrait you've seen of yourself.
James Madison Museum
The first museum in the United States to honor James Madison, the Museum’s mission is to preserve and present the remarkable history of Orange County, along with the contributions of the Father of the Constitution/President James Madison, First Lady, Dolley Madison and Orange-born President (General) Zachary Taylor.
129 Caroline Street,
Orange, VA 22960
(540) 672-1776
Opened 7/4/1976, the Museum houses a wonderful collection of documents, costumes, farm equipment, Madison family artifacts and even a 1730's Patent House. There is something for everyone to enjoy.
Memberships available and supporting members visit free and receive 10% discount on Gift Shop purchases.
James Madison's Montpelier
Montpelier is the lifelong home of James Madison, Father of the Constitution, Architect
of the Bill of Rights, and fourth President of the United States.
11350 Constitution Hwy,
Montpelier Station, VA 22957
(540) 672-2728
As a museum of American history and center for constitutional education, Montpelier engages the public with the enduring legacy of Madison’s most powerful idea: government by the people.
The historic home and 2,700-acre grounds are open to visitors and student groups throughout the year with a formal garden and over 8 miles of walking trails to explore.
Artist Lena Murray
I am a painter, classically-trained in Russia and the United States. I do not believe in artist statements because work should speak for itself. I am happy when I can convey my feelings about the subject to the viewer of my work.
Many of my collectors told me that they liked living with my work in their homes. Years go by and yet they keep looking at it, finding simple subjects still interesting and feeling an emotional connection.
Liberty Mills Farm
Kent & Evie Woods
Wind your way through our 33 acre Fall Corn Maze, pick Flowers, attend our Sunflower Festival, pick Strawberries in the spring or Pumpkins, explore our Farm Market and view our antique tractor collection.
9166 Liberty Mills Road
Somerset, VA 22972
(434) 882-6293
A family owned and operated 125 acre farm located in Somerset, VA. home to the largest Corn Maze east of the Mississippi River.
Liberty Mills Farm is home to a panoramic view of the Blue Ridge Mountains and surrounding countryside and is the perfect location for a farmtastic adventure with your family and friends.
Montpelier Steeplechase
The Montpelier Hunt Races, started in 1934 was the only time the Montpelier estate was open to the public. Now the Races are a fund raiser for James Madison’s Montpelier, a National Trust Historic Property.
11407 Constitution Hwy,
Montpelier Station, VA 22957
(540) 672-0027
Seven exciting steeplechase horse races as well as lots of other fun family activities fill up the whole day including Jack Russell Terrier Races, Stick Horse Races, Sidesaddle, Shopping and lots of tailgating.
Always the first Saturday in November, many make it a tradition and a homecoming. It only comes once a year, don’t miss it!
The Mission of the Museum of Culpeper History is to actively promote an awareness of history for residents and visitors through education, interpretation, presentation and preservation.
113 S. Commerce Street,
Culpeper, VA 22701
(540) 829-1749
Now located in the historic train depot in Downtown Culpeper, the Museum of Culpeper History collects, preserves, interprets, and exhibits objects, artifacts, and stories depicting the tremendous history and culture of Culpeper, VA - from 215 million year old dinosaur tracks to modern art.
A paint your own pottery studio based right here in Orange, Va. We are currently doing take home kits, but plan to move to parties and a studio space soon.
137 Caroline Street
Orange, VA 22960
(540) 287-9319
Each kit comes with everything you need to glaze and create your own ceramic art right from the comfort of your home. Just follow the instructions and drop it back off, I’ll take care of the rest!
The Art Center In Orange
Established in 1997, The Arts Center In Orange works to increase the quality of life in our community by promoting an appreciation for fine contemporary arts in diverse styles and ideologies. Come and explore the arts at the Arts Center In Orange.
129 E Main Street,
Orange, VA 22960
(540) 672-7311
Our programs include the Morin Gallery, offering eight free public gallery exhibits of work by emerging and established artists annually; a Virginia Artisans gift shop; Art Bus trips to Rich and DC galleries; classes in art and music for children and adults in a variety of media; the Orange studio an ACO program offering space and support for mentally challenged adult artists.
The Exchange Hotel Civil War Medical Museum
Our museum is rich in history and the original structure has survived over 150 years from war to abandonment to what is now a thriving museum.
400 S Main Street
Gordonsville, VA 22942
(540) 832-2944
We tell the story of this building from its start as a grand hotel in the early years, through the harsh realities of the Civil War as Gordonsville's General Receiving Hospital, on through to the end of the war when it became a Freedmen's Bureau.