The once a
month art walk event draws residents and visitors from all over the area
who enjoy the opportunity to view a wide variety of artwork on display
from local and regional artists while socializing with friends and
merchants.
Commercial locations in Colonial Beach provide space to exhibit the fine
workmanship. Many of the locations are near the Town Commons and
include local shops, Bed & Breakfasts and restaurants.
Brochures, maps and information are available at each participating
location. Held year-round except for January on the 2nd Friday of each month from 6:00pm -
9:00pm, admission is free and parking is readily available on the
street and in several local lots.

Please join us this Friday, November 14th for 2nd Friday Art Walk.
Coldwell Banker Elite – 233 N. Irving Ave. – New work by members of the Colonial Beach Artists’ Guild. Music and Refreshments. The best place to start your art walk.
Colonial Beach Brewing – 215 Washington Ave – Open late with art. Supporting CB artists.
St. Mary’s Parish Hall – 203 Dennison St. – Open and featuring Leslie Rush and her jewelry. Art by Linda Wright and Sue Tilt. Refreshments.
River Gym CBVA – 116 Washington Ave – TBD
CB Creative Art Center– 114 Washington Ave. – The November show in the Guild Gallery is the Holiday Artist’s Guild Gallery Show. Come start your holiday shopping early. AND…CB Creative Art Center celebrates its First Anniversary. We will have live music by Sally & Bryan plus a special 10x10 show! Studio and Guild artists will be on hand to discuss their recent works and upcoming classes. Reception with refreshments, 6-8 pm.
CB Beach Massage – 222 Wilder Ave. – Lots planned from our newest participating vendor for 2nd Friday Art Walks. Friday, November 14th, join us for a cozy autumn night filled with community, creativity and comfort. We'll have our Make-and-Take Workshop with seasonal delights. Also, chestnuts roasting on an open fire, palm reading & art and music by Steve Kuzma.
CB United Methodist Church – 1 Washington Ave. – Artist, John Edison, Sr. will be featured along with special music by a youth ensemble. Family Fun Highlights include Open Game Night, chess with Steve Cheney, creative crafts and activities for kids. Nibbles include chili to warm you up with free parking for all attendees.
Beach Paws Boutique – 116B Hawthorn – Open and supporting Art Walk.
Hawthorn Mercantile – 116A Hawthorn. Featuring CBVA’s very own local author, Pocahontas Schuck. The author of two books will share the ins and outs of the writing and publishing process. There will be no fairy hair this month. Refreshments will be served. Open 4 to 8 pm.
CoBe Workspaces – 100 Hawthorn – Featuring Jo Ann Harrell from Montross with Jo’s Jewels & Treasures. Please come check out Jo’s creations.
Riverview Inn – 24 Hawthorn – TBD
Jarrett Thor Fine Arts and Artists’ Alliance – 100 Taylor – November’s featured artist for Artists’ Alliance is KonKon. Meet the internationally acclaimed artist and experience his show created especially for the November art walk. Jarrett Thor Fine Arts will launch its Annual Holiday Sale with a variety of original art available at a 20% discount, great for gift giving. Refreshments.
Rio’s Custom Creations – 103 N. Irving Ave. - Open and hosting DJ Flavors and SuKonni Conceptions Studios for November’s art walk.
New for the November 2022 Art Walk was the establishment of a Designated Outdoor Refreshment Area where you can Sip and Stroll! (Postponed to December due to weather)
For this first event, beverages were purchased at these downtown, Virginia ABC-licensed businesses:
Colonial Beach Brewing
Monroe Bay Winery (Washington Ave. location)
Oomboon Restaurant
Raven’s Point Restaurant
Tides Inn Market
Attendees were able to take their Sip & Stroll beverages onto the premises of the following businesses during the November event:
Coldwell Banker Elite
Colonial Beach Chamber of Commerce
Colonial Beach Printing
Dockside Realty
Hawthorne Mercantile/The Hive
Jarrett Thor Gallery/Colonial Beach Artist Alliance
Julie’s Coffeehouse
Riverview Inn

The Art Walk is sponsored by the Colonial Beach Artists’ Guild in cooperation with area merchants. Their mission is to bring more visual arts to the community and offer educational opportunities, while sharing interests and having fun.
NOTE: The route and venues vary, so be sure to pick up
a current map at one of the stops for that month's featured artists and
locations.
1. Potomac River Fisheries Commission bldg, 222 Taylor St.
2. Jarrett Thor Fine Arts Gallery, 100 Taylor St. #101 (see photo below)
3. Pottery By Hand (building for sale) and the adjoining Studio A at 10 & 10A Hawthorn.
4. Riverview Inn motel on Hawthorn.
5. Esco Limited (closed) on Hawthorn.
6. Visions By Shirl (closed) at 116 Hawthorn #C-2.
7. Colonial Beach Museum, 128 Hawthorn St.
8. Tides Inn B&B, 200 N. Irving Ave.
9. LaLa's Hair Studio (now Colonial Beach Brewing) at 215-A Washington Ave.
10. Coldwell Banker Elite Realty, 233 N. Irving Ave.
11. Griffin Gallery (closed) 222 Wilder Ave.
Other participating locations include/have included Bay Haven Landscape Design Studio, Espresso Station (The Tattle Tale Cafe) at 215 Washington Ave., Fat Freda’s (Kelsea's Kitchen) Suki The Cuisine at 119 Hawthorn, the Lighthouse Restaurant & Lounge at 11 Monroe Bay Ave and more.

One fine spring
day I hopped on my bike and made a few stops on the route to see some
of the amazing works by these incredibly talented artists. One of the
places I visited was the Wide River Gallery, (which later became Attica) and there was a good crowd
in attendance, admiring the items on the gallery walls, talking and
snacking on some yummy appetizers.
At the Jarrett Thor Gallery I was blown away by an amazing Giclee print of The Bell House B&B (currently a private residence), former home of telephone inventor Alexander Graham Bell. It was just stunning.

Come out on the Second Friday of each month between 6 - 9 p.m. and join in the fun!

2022Friday, June 11, 2021 6:00 p.m. Art Walk
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