October 2020: Memories: People, Places, Structures
November 2020: Artist Choice
Dec. 2020-Jan.2021: Flora and Fauna
2019
February 2019: All Photography
March 2019: Faces and Figures
April 2019: Artist Choice
May 2019: Urban, Suburban, and Rural
June 2019: Ronald Walton - The Artist
July 2019: Up Close
August 2019: Artist Choice
September 2019: Geometrics
October 2019: Harris and Tilt
November 2019: Force of Nature
Dec.2019-Jan.2020: Small Wonders
2018
February 2018: All Photography
March: Unique Viewpoint
April 2018: Artist's Choice
May 2018: A Fine Line
June 2018: Di Bella
July 2018: Power of Red
August 2018: Artist's Choice
September 2018: Passages
October 2018: Mid Atlantic Pastel Society
November 2018: Texture & Surface
Dec.2018-Jan.2019: Focus on Color
2017
February 2017: Regional Exhibition
May 2017: Patterns and Textures
July 2017: Celebrating Color and Light
August 2017: Regional Exhibition
September 2017: A Different Perspective
October 2017: Middle Street Gallery
November 2017: Tranquility
Dec. 2017- Jan. 2018: Word, Text, and Image
2016
February 2016: All Photography
March 2016: For and About Women
April 2016: Regional Exhibition
May 2016: A Fine Line
July 2016 Focus on Color
September 2016 Faces and Figures
October 2016 North Windsor Artists
November 2016 Touch of Blue
Dec. 2016-Jan. 2017 The Power of Small
2015
February 2015: Regional Exhibition
March 2015: Touch of Red
April 2015: Regional Exhibition
May 2015: Different Perspectives
June 2015: Regional Exhibition
July 2015: In the Light
August 2015: Regional Exhibition
September 2015: Edges and Lines
October 2015: Regional Exhibition
November 2015: Repetition and Pattern
Dec. 2015-Jan. 2016: The Power of Small
2014
February 2014: Regional Exhibition
March 2014: Space and Form
April 2014: Regional Exhibition
May 2014: Visual Textures
June 2014: Regional Exhibtion
July 2014: Celebrate with Color
August 2014: Belcher and Tanks
September 2014: The Human Factor
October 2014: Regional Exhibition
November 2014: Primary Colors
Dec. 2014-Jan. 2015: It's Small
2013
February 2013 Books & Words
March 2013 Faces & Figures
April 2013 Regional Exhibition
May 2013 Lines & Edges
June 2013 Regional Exhibition
July 2013 Celebrate Color & Form
August 2013 Regional Exhibition
September 2013 Abstraction & Reality
October 2013: 50th Anniversary
November 2013: Surface Impressions
Dec. 2013-Jan.2014: It's Small
2012
February 2012 Regional Exhibition
March 2012 See the Light
April 2012 Regional Exhibition
May 2012 Transformations
June 2012 Regional Exhibition
July 2012 Gears, Gadgets, & Gizmos
August 2012 John Holmfeld Art Collection
September 2012 Layers of Color
October 2012 Regional Exhibition
November 2012 Light and Shadow
Dec. 2012-Jan. 2013 It's Small
The Fredericksburg Center for the Creative Arts (FCCA) enriches the greater Fredericksburg community by fostering a deep appreciation for the visual arts through curated gallery exhibits and engaging educational programs, while also preserving its home, the historic “Silversmith House” (circa 1785), as a public gallery ‘where art and history meet.’
FCCA is an incorporated 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, tax exempt, and eligible to accept tax-deductible donations.
Hours
Open Thursday-Monday Mon, Thurs, Fri: Noon-4pm First Friday: Noon-8:30pm Saturday: 11am-4pm Sunday: 1pm-4pm Closed Tues, Wed.
813 Sophia Street Fredericksburg, VA 22401-5823 540-373-5646
Established in 1963, the Fredericksburg Center for the Creative Arts (FCCA) is a non-profit, all volunteer organization and the area’s oldest art gallery. Home to both the Frederick Gallery and the Members’ Gallery, FCCA is housed in the historic Silversmith House (circa 1785) located along the Rappahannock River in downtown Fredericksburg, Virginia. Come discover where art and history meet.
Silversmith House
Preservation and improvements supported by grants and donations from community members. Your support helps us keep this historic building alive!