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102 W. Washington Street
Mail: PO Box 426
Middleburg, VA 20118
A 501c3 nonprofit
540-687-6600
Our Mission
To champion creativity in the visual arts
for people of all ages and abilities
in our community, especially the youth,
through educational programs and exhibitions.
Welcome to
Artists in Middleburg (AiM)
Far Edge of the Field
by Sarita Moffat
We Firmly Believe Art Matters!
The Artists in Middleburg (AiM) has supported our local art community since 2015! Through our educational outreach, we have provided and will continue to provide art and cultural opportunities
that are open to all.
Classes & Events
Art Tribe
with J Douglas
July 3rd
Painting Workshop
Simplifying the Landsape
with Kim T. Richards
June 10th
June 21st
Drawing Class
with Jim Burns
June 18th
Painting Classes
with Lee Newman
June 12th & 19th
Painting - Alla Prima Traditions
with Fritz Treyz
June 17th
Equine Sculpture Workshop
with Goksin Carey
July 7-11
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more information.
The Artists in Middleburg - Our History, Mission and Impact on the Community
Welcome to the Artists in Middleburg!
We are glad you are here!
Watch and/or listen to this video to learn about our history and mission with art education.
Meet some of our wonderful art educators, volunteers, and organizations that have partnered with us.
Please enjoy!
If you have any questions please reach out to us.
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Local School Art Programs Celebrate Youth Art Month with Special Exhibit
March 2025
Healing Through Color is a special student art exhibit celebrating Youth Art Month and the creativity of young artists from five local schools. This collaborative exhibit explores the power of color as a tool for expression, healing, and connection. Through a variety of mediums, students share their personal interpretations of color, emotion and self expression.
Students from Foxcroft School, guided by Julie Fisher, took on a leadership role in mentoring elementary school artists and bringing Healing Through Color to life. As they worked alongside younger students, they gained hands-on experience in framing artwork, curating an exhibit, and creating labels. This collaborative effort not only showcased their artistic talents but also deepened their understanding of the exhibition process.
Healing Through Color highlights the importance of arts education while fostering a sense of unity among our community’s young creatives. Visitors are invited to experience the beauty and emotion of student artistry in this heartfelt exhibition.
The exhibit will be in the AiM gallery through March 18th. While the artwork is not for sale, donations to support the schools are welcome.
Participating schools:
Banneker Elementary, Claude Thompson, Foxcroft, Middleburg Community Charter and Middleburg Montessori Schools
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Local School Art Programs Grow with Your Support to Artists in Middleburg
Celebrate our 10th anniversary with us! Play a crucial role in our mission to raise $10,000 through Give Choose to empower art programs in our local schools. Thanks to your support, since 2015, essential resources such as art kits for students, guest teachers, and art therapy sessions have been provided to schools in Loudoun and Fauquier Counties that truly need them.
Your donation will directly impact these programs, ensuring their continued success and enabling us to expand our reach to even more schools in need.
Take advantage of Give Choose, a 24-hour giving event organized by the Community Foundation for Loudoun and Northern Fauquier Counties, to make a tangible difference in the lives of aspiring artists and creators within our community.
Donations will be accepted March 11th - 25th, through this link: GIVE CHOOSE DONATION
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Students at Claude Thompson Elementary School and Other Local Schools Benefit from the Collaboration with Artists in Middleburg (AiM)
Funded by grants and donations, Artists in Middleburg collaborates with Claude Thompson Elementary School in Marshall, Virginia, a Title 1 School, to provide art education, including art therapy for their students.
If you would like to support our work with Claude Thompson and other local schools including Banneker Elementary, Middleburg Community Charter School, and Middleburg Montessori, you may do so by directly donating to AiM.
Click to read the article in the Winter 2023 edition of Country Zest & Style.
What We Do
Artists in Middleburg strives to nurture, develop, and provide arts education opportunities for all, especially the youth, in our area utilizing our rich resources of local artists to teach and share their art. In so doing, AiM will support and strengthen the local arts community in Middleburg and the surrounding Piedmont area by increasing the vitality, awareness, and appreciation of the arts.
What We Believe
As indicated by the National Endowment of the Arts (NEA), "American communities are strengthened through the arts." AiM seeks to join what the NEA describes as "Communities across our nation... leveraging the arts and engaging design to make their communities more livable with enhanced quality of life, increased creative activity, a distinct sense of place, and vibrant local economies that together capitalize on their existing assets."
Donate Now!
Your contributions will support and strengthen the local arts community by
increasing the vitality, awareness, and appreciation of the arts.
* Please remember Artists in Middleburg (AiM) in your estate planning.
