Calling All Artists

Submit artwork for our 7th Annual Appalachian Trail Art Show!

Join our Appalachian Trail Art Show celebrating the Trail and the surrounding Great Outdoors. The A.T. is a designated National Scenic Trail that stretches 2,200 miles from Maine to Georgia. It’s right in our backyard, less than 5 miles away, with local hotspots like Bear’s Den and Raven Rocks. Help us to connect our community with the A.T. by sharing your art!

Register to guarantee display of up to three pieces, and drop off the physical piece ready to hang at the Round Hill Arts Center January 27-28, 2024. Registration for adults is $5 per piece for up to 3 pieces, and students are free.

We will hold an Artists’ Reception on Sunday, February 4th, and the artwork will be available for in-person viewing from February 3rd to March 10th.

Drop off information will be emailed out approximately a week before the drop off dates.

Please sign up by clicking the Register button below, and then pay for any adult registrations.

This is not a juried show, and you do not need to submit images. By registering and submitting artwork, you are guaranteed to have your work hung in the show. Pay for adult registrations below: $5 per entry.

Calling All Artists

Submit artwork for our 6th Annual Appalachian Trail Art Show!

Join our Appalachian Trail Art Show celebrating the Trail and the surrounding Great Outdoors. The A.T. is a designated National Scenic Trail that stretches 2,200 miles from Maine to Georgia. It’s right in our backyard, less than 5 miles away, with local hotspots like Bear’s Den and Raven Rocks. Help us to connect our community with the A.T. by sharing your art!

Register to guarantee display of up to three pieces, and drop off the physical piece ready to hang at the Round Hill Arts Center January 27-29, 2023. Registration for adults is $5 per piece and students are free.

We will hold an Artists’ Reception on Sunday, February 5th, and the artwork will be available for in-person viewing from February 4th to March 12th.

Drop off information will be emailed out approximately a week before the drop off dates.

Please register by clicking the button below, and then please pay for any adult registrations.

This is not a juried show, and you do not need to submit images. By registering and submitting artwork, you are guaranteed to have your work hung in the show.

The studio tour is back, and the Round Hill Arts Center will once again play host to artists on this annual showcase of the arts. Make a plan to stop by the center Friday, June 3rd through Sunday, June 5th to check out the artwork of Christine Dixon, Meredith Hilt, and Mary Kenesson. Also, many of our current and former instructors will be on the tour, so make sure to check out as much art as you can!

For more information, check out the WLAST website.

Calling All Artists

Submit artwork for our 5th Annual Appalachian Trail Art Show!

Join our Appalachian Trail Art Show celebrating the Trail and the surrounding Great Outdoors. The A.T. is a designated National Scenic Trail that stretches 2,200 miles from Maine to Georgia. It’s right in our backyard, less than 5 miles away, with local hotspots like Bear’s Den and Raven Rocks. Help us to connect our community with the A.T. by sharing your art!

We’re returning back to normal, at least a little bit, and the show will be virtual as well as physical. Submit a digital image to be featured on the Round Hill Outdoors website, and drop off the physical piece ready to hang at the Round Hill Arts Center. We will hold an Artists’ Reception on Sunday, February 27th, and the artwork will be available for in-person viewing from February 20th to March 20th.

Register by clicking the Open Form button below, and please submit a digital image and your information by emailing Susan Stowe.

Registration for this event is now closed.

Calling All Artists

Submit artwork for our 4th Annual Appalachian Trail Art Show!

Join our Appalachian Trail Art Show celebrating the Trail and the surrounding Great Outdoors. The A.T. is a designated National Scenic Trail that stretches 2,200 miles from Maine to Georgia. It’s right in our backyard, less than 5 miles away, with local hotspots like Bear’s Den and Raven Rocks. Help us to connect our community with the A.T. by sharing your art!

We’re doing things a bit differently this year because of covid, and the show will be virtual as well as physical. Submit a digital image to be featured on the Round Hill Outdoors website, and drop off the physical piece ready to hang at the Round Hill Arts Center. We will not be holding an Artists’ Reception, but the artwork will be available for in-person viewing.

Register by clicking the Open Form button below.

Registration for this event is now closed, but feel free to stop by and see the show!

Calling All Artists

Submit artwork for our 3rd Annual Appalachian Trail Art Show!

Join our Appalachian Trail Art Show celebrating the Trail and the surrounding Great Outdoors. The A.T. is a designated National Scenic Trail that stretches 2,200 miles from Maine to Georgia. It’s right in our backyard, less than 5 miles away, with local hotspots like Bear’s Den and Raven Rocks. Help us to connect our community with the A.T. by sharing your art!

Register is now closed!

Once you have registered, please pay the $5.00 per piece registration fee below. The fee only applies to adults, all students may enter for free.

 The Round Hill Arts Center is proud to announce our second annual, holiday charity event hosted at the center from November 15th through December 31st as a way to give back to the community that has supported us all of these years.

We are looking to make an impact in three main ways: Donations of food, items, and money; Art sales; and Art workshops. We ask that you help out in anyway that you can.

Food and Donation Drive
We are setting up donation boxes to collect items and money for two local charities — Loudoun Hunger Relief and the Loudoun Pet Pantry. So please drop off any new, unopened, unexpired items in one of our collection boxes at the center. See our lists below.

Also, 100% of all money donations collected during this time will be split among our two chosen charities. Donate at the center in person, or donate from the comfort of your own home, in your pajamas if you want, by clicking the button below.

Art Sale
We will have art for sale at the center to raise funds to our chosen charities. One hundred percent of the proceeds from the sale will be donated. Find unique, one-of-a-kind gifts and items on our special charity table, drop a minimum $5 donation per piece into the donation box, and enjoy!

All art has been donated by our instructors, students, and community members.

Art Workshops
We are offering special workshops for children and adults to make unique handmade items. There is no fee for the workshop, but we do ask that you make a small donation of items or money. See our website for our scheduled classes and workshops. We hope to add more in the very near future.

Call for Homeschool Artists!

The Round Hill Arts Center is pleased to announce a call for submissions for a new exhibition of homeschool art. The exhibit is open to any two- or three-dimensional artwork by K-12 homeschool students that currently reside in Loudoun, Clarke, Fauquier, Warren, or Frederick Counties in Virginia, and Jefferson County, West Virginia.

Registration for the exhibit will take place through our website until Thursday, August 22, 2019, and each artist may submit up to three original pieces of art. Drop off will be Sunday, August 25 and Monday, August 26, from 10:00am to 4:00pm.

• All work must be original pieces — no tracings or coloring sheets.

• All work must have been created within the last 12 months.

• All 2-D work must be exhibition ready, and should be framed with hanging wire attached to the back of the frame. Exception: Works on canvas may be unframed if it is a gallery wrapped canvas with no visible staples and the edges are neat and presentable.

• All 3-D work must be attached to a base or be extremely stable.

• All work should be labeled on the back or bottom with the artist’s first and last name, age, and grade, and with a title for the work.

• Please contact us if you have any questions.

An artists’ reception will be held Sunday, September 15, 2019, from 12:30-3:00pm.

Pick up will be Sunday, September 29 and Monday, September 30, from 10:00am to 4:00pm.

Please register by opening and completing the form below.

Calling All Artists

Submit artwork for our annual Appalachian Trail Art Show!

Join our Appalachian Trail Art Show celebrating the Trail and the surrounding Great Outdoors. The A.T. is a designated National Scenic Trail that stretches 2,200 miles from Maine to Georgia. It’s right in our backyard, less than 5 miles away, with local hotspots like Bear’s Den and Raven Rocks. Help us to connect our community with the A.T. by sharing your art!

Once you have registered, please pay the $5.00 per piece registration fee below. The fee only applies to adults, all students may enter for free.

The Round Hill Arts Center is pleased to announce a new exhibit for January 2019. Works by Harmony Middle School Arts students will be on display throughout the month, so make certain to stop by to see the wonderful work from these amazing young artists. An artist reception will be held Sunday, January 6, from 12:30 - 2:00pm.

 The Round Hill Arts Center is proud to announce a special holiday charity event hosted at the center from November 15th through December 31st as a way to give back to the community that has supported us all of these years.

We are looking to make an impact in three main ways: Donations of food, items, and money; Art sales; and Art workshops. We ask that you help out in anyway that you can.

Food and Donation Drive
We are setting up donation boxes to collect items and money for two local charities — Loudoun Hunger Relief and the Loudoun Pet Pantry. So please drop off any new, unopened, unexpired items in one of our collection boxes at the center. See our lists below.

Also, 100% of all money donations collected during this time will be split among our two chosen charities. Donate at the center in person, or donate from the comfort of your own home, in your pajamas if you want, by clicking the button below.

Art Sale
We will have art for sale at the center to raise funds to our chosen charities. One hundred percent of the proceeds from the sale will be donated. Find unique, one-of-a-kind gifts and items on our special charity table, drop a minimum $5 donation per piece into the donation box, and enjoy!

All art has been donated by our instructors, students, and community members.

Art Workshops
We are offering special workshops for children and adults to make unique handmade items. There is no fee for the workshop, but we do ask that you make a small donation of items or money. See our website for our schedule of classes and workshops, and come out to work with clay, make jewelry, and more.

The Round Hill Arts Center will once again play host to artists on this annual showcase of the arts. so, make a plan to stop by the center June 2nd and 3rd to check out the artwork of Carrie Althouse, Meredith Hilt, Mary Kenesson, Jeff Miller, and Anne Stine. Also, many of our current and former instructors will be on the tour, so make sure to check out as much art as you can!

For more information, check out the WLAST website.

The Round Hill Arts Center is pleased to announce a new exhibit for May of works by Harmony Middle School Arts students. Stop by and check out all of the wonderful art by these middle school artists. An artist reception will be held Sunday, May 20, from 6 - 7:30pm.

The Round Hill Arts Center is pleased to announce a new exhibit for April. Works by Woodgrove High School Arts students will be on display throughout the month, so make certain to stop by to see the wonderful work from these amazing young artists. An artist reception will be held Friday, April 27 from 6 - 7:30pm.

The Loudoun Arts Council invited Loudoun high school students (including homeschool students) in grades 10 through 12 to participate in the Gale Waldron Excellence in the Arts awards program for 2018. The submitted work in the visual arts category will hang at the Round Hill Arts Center during the month of March.

The Round Hill Appalachian Trail Committee and the Round Hill Arts Center invited area artists to participate in an art show entitled “The Appalachian Trail: Art of the Adventure.” The purpose of the show is to broaden public awareness and appreciation of the Appalachian Trail.  

Artists submitted a wide range of artistic expression, including paintings, drawing, photography, fiber arts, stained glass, and sculpture.  There is a separate category that welcomes submissions from young artists in grades K-12.

An Artists Reception will be held Sunday, February 11, 2018 from 1-4 pm. All are welcome!