ArtsFairfax is proud to fund 58 local arts and culture organizations to support outstanding arts experiences in Fairfax, an increase of eight additional organizations when compared to last year.

The local arts agency that offers funding to Northern Virginia’s nonprofit arts sector, promotes local arts and culture activities, and connects arts workers to work and professional development opportunities, announces new members to its Board of Directors.

The first study of its kind, the Artist Survey is designed to identify the needs and obstacles for artists across all art forms living and working in Northern Virginia.

Annual fundraising event will honor the Peterson Family Foundation, Anne R. Kline, Shu-Chen Cuff, and We Rock Cancer on October 25.

Now in its second year, the community engagement program will launch April 27, 2024.

Formerly of Metropolitan Opera Guild, Mr. Holt brings a wealth of experience and a strong commitment to the value of the arts as a catalyst for strengthening communities.

Arts & Economic Prosperity 6 study highlights vital role of arts and culture in building more livable communities.

Northern Virginia Local Arts Agencies announce seven free workshops for artists and arts organizations on topics such as gallery and agent representation, cultural intelligence, arts marketing insights, creating content in a digital world, and more. 

More than 350 guests gathered for the annual luncheon, and Linda Sullivan announced her retirement as President & CEO.

The ArtsFairfax Awards announces Peggy Fox as the luncheon emcee and Jean Sausele-Knodt as the 2023 Awards Artist and will include performances by artists from Workhouse Arts Center and Inova Artists in Residence.