Join us each year we we host the colorful and whimsical Folk Art Show in the Fearrington Barn. The show features incredible artwork from some of the Southeast's most noted artists.  Note to artists: due to limited space, this show is by invitation only. 

Images From The 2010 Folk Art Show
 

Explore Local and Regional Art in the Village Year-Round!
Whether you're visiting for the Folk Art Show or any time of the year, please be sure to visit the other areas here where extraordinary works by area artists can be found. The lower level of the Old Granary Restaurant showcases rotating exhibits by talented artists. Pieces in The Old Granary Gallery are available for sale and may be collected at the end of each exhibit period. Don't miss the outdoor sculptures at Roost which are available for sale by amazing regional artists such as William Brock, Paul Hill, Tinka Jordy, William Moore, Mike Roig, and Edwin White.

Finally, don't overlook the whimsical, wind-driven whirligigs featuring belted cows, bicycles and animals greet visitors and residents to Fearrington Village. The elaborately engineered and colorful sculptures were created by North Carolina artist Vollis Simpson. Now in his early 90s, Vollis continues to create whirligigs, although on a much smaller scale, at his workshop in Lucama near Wilson, NC. Vollis' work can be found at the North Carolina Museum of Art in Raleigh, the American Visionary Art Museum in Baltimore, and the annual Whirligig Festival in Wilson.