Designed in the spirit of RAAC’s mission to support the arts in Rappahannock County, the financial aid will be available to qualified artists to help with lost art-related income during 2020.

This year’s grants, totaling $36,703, include a diversity of educational and performance projects, a variety of media, emerging and established artists, arts programs within community-based organizations, and collaborative projects.

Gay Street Gallery is now open to the public. You can visit Friday-Monday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. They are doing their best to ensure the safety of their staff and visitors with proper social distancing.

A new monthly Virtual Art Exhibit series opens tomorrow, Friday, May 22nd at 5 p.m.

It’s not every day that one spots a strumming guitarist along Sperryville Pike, but a “wrong turn” found George West in Woodville last Saturday shooting promotional pictures and video for two songs from his upcoming nine-song LP.

“We started thinking about all the fantastic music here in Rappahannock, all bottled up at home with nowhere to go,” KPA Founder Paul Reisler.

Kid Pan Alley is launching a “Virtual House Concert” series with local musicians, beginning this Sunday, April 19th, at 7 p.m.

The original Artmobile traveled the commonwealth from 1953 to the early 1990s, bringing art exhibitions and educational programs to schools, colleges and community organizations.

Performing before an audience of about a dozen Rapp at Home members, Kid Pan Alley’s Paul Reisler and Cheryl Toth told the stories behind many of Paul’s songs. 

The Rappahannock Lions Club on Sunday celebrated the 30th Anniversary of the Bland Music Concert at the Little Washington Theatre. Those attending the event were treated to the musical talents of 12 student musicians, all from Rappahannock.

Sharing a passion for opera, both young men have Asperger Syndrome

Flatwood Fashion Show to model astonishing attire picked from Rappahannock dump

Jacob Johnson will be visiting Rappahannock County this Saturday, Feb. 22, for an 8 p.m. performance at Little Washington Theatre on Gay Street.

The unique show runs tomorrow, Feb. 14, through Mar. 22, with an opening reception Saturday, Feb. 15 from 3 to 5 p.m.

Actress Nancy Stafford, who rose to prominence beside Andy Griffith on Matlock, was feted Saturday at the Scrabble home of screenwriter and film director Nina May.

‘Local coffee roasting is something that should happen’

Sperryville continues its vibrant, unabashed renaissance with the opening of additional artistic activities in Gallery 3 — including local artists and long-time friends Mary B. Allen and Carole Pivarnik teaming up in 2020 at Gallery 3 in the Sperryville Schoolhouse complex. 

George Washington: The Father of our County

“An unlikely culinary kingdom in Appalachia,” reads the magazine cover’s headline — “kingdom” in this case referring to the Inn at Little Washington.

“The First Lady,” a movie shot in Rappahannock County will premiere at select theaters nationwide on Valentines Day.