Exhibits

March

Headquarters: 15th Annual Teen Art Show
Salem Church: Milvi Gill

April

Headquarters: Judy Zatsick
Salem Church: Shirley Whelan

May

Headquarters: Joan Limbrick
Salem Church: Dmonro Creative Side

June

Headquarters: Hsi-Mei Yates & Students
Salem Church: Carol I Iglesias

July

Headquarters: Brandon Newton
Salem Church: Ed Russell

August

Headquarters: Uniquely Fredericksburg
Salem Church: Rachel Carroll

September

Headquarters: Uniquely Fredericksburg
Salem Church: Carol Josefiak

October

Headquarters: Penny Hicks
Salem Church: Dennis Carroll

November

Headquarters: Nancie Harris
Salem Church: Robin Barret

December

Headquarters: Winners of the Teen Art Show
Salem Church: Carol Phifer

Paintings by Edward Russell are on display in the Atrium Gallery through February.

The paintings in this exhibit were rendered in watercolor and gouache. Most of the scenes were found near Fredericksburg. Other locations include Maryland, Pennsylvania, and Montana.

Mr. Russell retired from the US Government in 1983 after serving thirty three years as Director-Curator, US Army Engineer Museum, Fort Belvoir, Virginia.

See works by the students of Johnny Johnson's Watercolor Workshop through January in the Headquarters Atrium Gallery.

View photographs by John Bice through November in the Headquarters Atrium Gallery.

Wednesday, November 11, All day (9am-9pm), Headquarters Theater

Items from the Museum of Valor collection honoring all veterans and military, especially men and women from World War II, will be on display all day in the theater.

View mixed media collages by Bernardine Meyer through October in the Headquarters Atrium Gallery.

Artist's Statement:

Through good fortune, opportunity, and foreign travel, my art career has taken various paths.

Stop by Porter Branch to see the Stafford Piecemakers'ss 14th Annual Quilt Show.
This year's theme is "Celebrate the Seasons."

Friday, October 23 & Saturday, October 24, 10:00–5:00
Sunday, October 25, 1:00–5:00
Monday, October 26, 10:00–6:00

October 5-30

The Library of Virginia, with support from Capital One, is pleased to honor eight distinguished Virginians as African American Trailblazers for their contributions to the state and nation. Through education, advocacy, entertainment, or armed rebellion, these individuals demonstrate how African Americans have actively campaigned for better lives for themselves and their people.

The honorees are Dangerfield Newby, Evelyn Butts, Amaza Meredith, Claudia Whitworth, Oliver White Hill, John Cephas, Edna Lewis, and Leland Melvin. Find out more about each trailblazer by visiting the Library of Virginia web site.

View paintings by Brian Burgess through September in the Headquarters Atrium Gallery.

See Joan Limbrick's exhibit "Fish Tales and Other Works" in the Headquarters Atrium Gallery through August.