Tag: art
Check Out Late June, Independence Day Events in Prince William County
Summer is here and there are a variety of events you can find throughout the region to get out and enjoy! Events include concerts, festivals and family friendly events for the community.
Mix Colors Art Studio Celebrates Grand Opening
Mix Colors Art Studio in Bristow Commons held its grand opening last weekend providing visitors the opportunity to visit the studio and try out ceramic painting on the house.
Muse Paintbar Prepares to Open at Virginia Gateway’s Promenade
The Art and Wine Experience Opens in the upscale Promenade at Virginia Gateway this November.
Residents Go Hog-Wild over Nokesville Barn Mural
Nokesville residents went hog-wild, last weekend, when the dancing pig, cow and duck mural painted on the Hawkins barn was completed.
BUSY IN BRISTOW: Born to Draw
Kathy realizes that sometimes kids develop their innate skills and talents even without help from activities or classes.
LIVE & LEARN: More Rigor, Less Encore
In my last article, I discussed the ramifications of No Child Left Behind and the push to focus on math and reading improvement. Yet another unintended consequence of No Child Left Behind is the fact that Encore classes in America’s schools are rapidly becoming a dying breed.
Hylton Center’s Arts Alive Draws Arts Community Together
Seventh grade Sarah Heresniak didn’t think her Saturday would be much fun. What she discovered was a world of art, including the kinds of literary activities she enjoys.
Imagination Station Classes for Children Ages 3-6 Come to Orange Leaf
Imagination Station of Northern Virginia is bringing music, movement and art classes for preschool-aged children to Orange Leaf Bristow frozen yogurt shop.
Free, Family-Friendly Festival Celebrates the Local Arts
Arts Alive! will include free performances, exhibits, hands-on activities and demonstrations by local artists and arts organizations.
County Executive’s Office Responds to Allegations of Defunding Art Council
A representative of the County Executive’s Office said they did not make a decision to transfer funds from the Prince William Arts Council to the Hylton Performing Arts Center as has been widely reported in the blogosphere.
