A decorative ceramic swan by Peter Loose painted with vibrant patterns in blue, yellow, and white, featuring the word "YES" on its side. It sits on a cloth-covered surface with other colorful artwork in the background. Fearrington Village

Fearrington has garnered a reputation for bringing together an eclectic group of outsider artists who represent some of the most interesting work to be found in the folk art world.

The big barn will be chock full of art Saturday & Sunday, February 22 & 23, from 10am – 5pm. Your $5 cash entry on Saturday and Sunday lets you come and go all day both days. Enjoy the art, shop a bit, grab lunch in the village, and come back for another walk through the barn!

Our Friday night Collector’s Preview will take place on February 21st from 7-9pm, and offers a first look and opportunity to purchase work while enjoying light hors d’oeurves. The preview is a reservation-only event.

A textured wall mural depicting by Danette Sperry stylized trees with round red fruits and intricately detailed birds. The birds have patterned bodies and are perched on the ground, surrounded by the tree branches and leaves. Fearrington Village

Fearrington Folk Art Show

Saturday & Sunday, February 22 & 23, 2025
10-5 each day
Collector’s Preview Friday, February 21, 7-9pm

Our annual folk art show is coming up Saturday and Sunday February 22 & 23, 2025 with our Collector’s Preview Friday the 21st. Featuring the work of self-taught artists who are deeply influenced by the spirit of folk art, raw vision, naïve art, primitivism and outsider art. On any given year you’ll see whimsical paintings, sculptures, pottery and all sorts of work to get your imagination flowing. Admission Saturday and Sunday is $5 cash only at the door. Come out and see some art!

A list titled "2025 Folk Artists" includes names such as Ricky Boscarino, Bailey Jack, Cap Man, and others in three columns against a light green background. Fearrington Village
Three ceramic mugs with detailed etched designs, featuring natural patterns like trees and leaves, displayed on a shelf. The central mug is taller with a handle, and the two on either side lack handles. The colors are earthy and muted. Fearrington Village
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