Family owned and operated. Small batch artisan roasters offering arabica beans from small farms and cooperatives throughout the world's coffee belt. Also a place for impromptu picking parties and organized (mostly bluegrass and folk) music on weekends, with a family printmaking studio attached behind the roastery. (See the listing for Hughes River Trading Company.)

Bespoke and Eclectic Jewelry

Step into our store, where you’ll discover a curated selection of truly unique jewelry pieces. Our collection spans the spectrum from one-of-a-kind handmade creations to vintage treasures, including exquisite Native American jewelry.

Located on Main Street, in the heart of Sperryville, Virginia, one of the quaintest towns in the northern Piedmont region.

Handmade Jewelry Made With Love

We take pride in our ability to create custom-made jewelry that reflects your unique style and vision.  We will work closely with you to bring your design ideas to life, ensuring that every piece is a truly personal and one-of-a-kind masterpiece. Whether it’s a special occasion or a heartfelt gift, our custom jewelry adds a touch of individuality and meaning to your pieces.

“I find inspiration on the drive to work each day. I take great care to hand-select the gemstones and beads I use in my creations, some of which can take weeks, months, or years to find just the right fit in a piece of work. I also delight in re-purposing vintage finds into new, original work.” -- Gina

Firehouse Treasures Thrift Shop is a 501(c)3 non-profit  in Washington, VA, East of Skyline Drive . We are an all volunteer staff supporting Washington Volunteer Fire & Rescue. Current OPEN hours: Tues & Wed, Noon until 4pm and Saturday 10am until 2pm. Best little thrift shop in Virginia!! Come shop with us!

Gay Street Gallery presents the work of select, award-winning artists from Virginia and around the country. With a focus on representational landscape and figurative paintings, the Gallery also shows sculpture and other three-dimensional art, and hosts exhibitions of contemporary work in various media. Open daily 10-5 except Tuesdays, please check our website or Facebook page for information on exhibition opening parties and gallery talks by artists.

Born and educated in Germany, Hans Gerhard first came to the US as an exchange student for "just one year", but returned to teach at American Universities, and has lived in the US since 1958. For many years, he considered himself a recreational painter of landscapes, and occasional carver of wooden objects, sometimes recognizable as birds,mammals,or fish. Since moving to Hughes River Farm in Rappahannock County in 1987, and encouraged by kindred spirits among the Rappahannock arts and craft community, he has turned to working with scrap iron and steel to create sometimes bizarre,usually rusty, and occasionally whimsical sculptures. In this genre he follows ideas derived from folk art and richly developed by masters of modernist art in different countries. His paintings,meanwhile, have left the realm of observed "reality" and turned emphatically abstract: creating their own reality, leaving the viewers to reach into their own imagination.

Gerhard's work was first publically shown by the late venerable Washington,D.C. Arts Dealer Franz Bader during the 1970ies, and, more recently, in Virginia galleries. His paintings and sculptures have been acquired by public and private collections in the United States and Europe.

Hughes River Trading Co. is the studio and gallery of Sperryville printmaker and artist Margaret Rogers, whose intaglio etchings, engravings and illustrations are on display at the family coffee business, where Maggie's studio is tucked behind the roastery.

In her studio and showroom at Juba Mountain Pottery, Susan Dienelt makes and sells elegant but still very functional stoneware pots to be used in the kitchen, at the table and around the home. Her pots are dishwasher, microwave and oven safe. They are fired in a very hot gas kiln in which salt is added toward the end of the firing. The interaction of the salt, the heat and the clay form a special patina, making certain that no two pots look exactly alike. Come see her pots and where they are made with a beautiful view of Old Rag Mountain. Check website for directions and more information.

Old Dominion Horse Jump Company is the industry leader for horse jumps and standards, and you’ll soon see why. We have been in business for more than 20 years and have earned our reputation by selling only the best jumps, standards, and equipment. This is matched only by our outstanding customer service.

Our inventory includes only the finest-quality horse show jumps made from hand-selected wood. Prices and products like ours simply can’t be beaten. As experienced equestrians, we know that wooden horse jumps are classic in both appearance and function.

By appointment only, please call for an appointment.

Rucker Farm is dedicated to protecting the land for future generations. Through regenerative practices, Isabelle and Garrett Heydt raise pastured, non-gmo poultry, pork, and grass-fed beef. Visit our online store for more information on farm events, our practices, and new offerings! Order online for anytime farm pick-up or schedule for a local drop site near you!

We invite you to visit this historic landmark fondly known as Little Washington, a tiny village in the foothills of the Blue Ridge Mountains where quality trumps quantity and dining and lodging establishments, shops and businesses win one award after another for excellence. It is considered by those who were born here, and those who settled later, a paradise in which to live, work and play.

Where else can you find in a five-block by two-block area the world's best hotel restaurant, the Five Diamond/Five Star Inn at Little Washington), a Four Diamond Bed & Breakfast (Middleton Inn), one of the top 50 shops in the South voted so by Southern Living Magazine (R.H. Ballard Art, Rug & Home), a cycling/culinary tour chosen the Number One Bicycle Tour for Foodies in the World by National Geographic (Tour d'Epicure), a theatre featuring world-renowned musicians (The Theatre at Washington, Virginia) and a town that still has the same five-block by two-block grid it did when George Washington surveyed and laid it out some 260 years ago.

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