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    REAL WEDDINGS BLOG

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  • A bride in a long white dress and faux fur stole holds hands with a groom in a black suit as they stand outdoors on grass, facing away, looking at cows grazing in a fenced pasture.

    WINTER WEDDINGS

  • Eight women, including a bride in a white dress, stand together outdoors in front of a house with autumn trees. The bridesmaids wear pink or floral dresses and are smiling at the camera.

    REAL WEDDINGS BLOG

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  • the fearrington folk art show

    Our annual folk art show is coming up Saturday and Sunday February 21 & 22, 2026 with our Collector’s Preview Friday the 20th. 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!

    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 - 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!

    Collector's Preview

    FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 20

    Our Friday night Collector’s Previewwill take place on February 20th 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.

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    A painted sculpture of a black swan with blue, yellow, and white dots and patterns, featuring the word "YES" on its side, displayed on a table with other colorful artwork in the background.

    2026 Folk Art Show

    The 2026 Fearrington Folk Art Show lineup:

    Ricky Boscarino

    Josh Coté

    Tex Crawford

    Danny Doughty

    Riley Foster

    Mike Fowle

    Ali Givens

    Theresa Gloster

    Thomas Graham,

    Jackie Haliburton

    The Hamricks

    Ann Hobgood,

    Michele Humphrey

    Billy Keith

    Crystal King

    Tim & Lisa Kluttz

    Ki’re

    Amy Lansburg

    Eric Legge

    Fiva McCanless

    Scott McQueen

    Brian Mergenthaler

    Chris Milk

    Lara O’Keefe

    Tiffany Ownbey

    Joan Rasmussen

    Hamidou Sissoko

    Newcomers for 2026: Theresa Arico, Kimberley Cartwright, Charlie & Susan Frye, and Peter Loose, adding fresh voices and perspectives to the show. The result is a dynamic mix of old timers who define the show’s character and newcomers who push its creative energy forward.

    A handmade guitar with a wooden cigar box body, metal string hardware, and a tambourine attached around the base, displayed vertically against a dark background among other unique string instruments.
    Wooden heart with large yellow wings attached, mounted on a dark rectangular board against a rustic metal wall. Handwritten text is faintly visible on the wall nearby.
    A group of colorful, whimsical robot sculptures made from recycled materials like wood, bottle caps, and metal parts stand on display on a table.
    A wooden figure with wings and buttoned shirt, mounted on a green background with nails radiating like a halo, is displayed on a wall with a small price tag beside it.
    A small ceramic sculpture of a black and white cow with a bird perched on its back, standing on a green base with a small rose decoration. The background is softly blurred.
    A ceramic plate featuring a hand-painted red fox with two small birds. The plate is displayed on a table among other colorful ceramic dishes with various designs. A price tag is visible on the plate.
    A circular artwork with a bearded man's face in the center, surrounded by handwritten text on a red-orange background, displayed on a wire grid with other colorful portrait art pieces nearby.
    A close-up of a spherical, reddish-brown object with raised, circular bumps and textured patches, resembling a fantasy or alien artifact. Two similar, greenish spheres are blurred in the background.
    Three small, hand-painted wooden bird figurines with brown, white, and black coloring stand on a wooden shelf beside a larger, blue bird-shaped object.
    A textured painting shows several guinea fowl with red beaks standing under brown trees with green leaves and red fruit, against a cream-colored background. The artwork features bold lines and raised details.
    A painting of people picking lemons.
    Two wooden shadow boxes mounted on a yellow wall, each containing a white skeleton figure with a helmet-shaped headpiece and rectangular body. The right box has a decorative plate at the top.
    A group of quirky, colorful wooden figurines with exaggerated facial expressions and features are displayed together, each with distinct painted faces and unique shapes, standing on wooden blocks.

    ABOUT THE SHOW

    Two smiling men pose together at an art display. One wears a dark hat and sweater, the other a jacket and a hat decorated with colorful bottle caps. Ornate masks are displayed in the background.

    MR. IMAGINATION & RB FITCH

    A man in a brightly colored, patterned suit and matching hat sits in a painted rocking chair on a brick path in front of a large white house with green shutters and a columned porch.
    Two colorful paper mache cat sculptures, one yellow and one green, both with large eyes, white whiskers, and long pink tongues sticking out, are displayed on a brown surface.

    The Fearrington Folk Art Show began more than 100 years ago when founder R.B. Fitch invited self-taught Southern artists to exhibit their work in the Village Barn, creating an intimate winter gathering that celebrated bold, original outsider art. The show has always been invitation-only, with no booth fees or commissions, reinforcing its purpose as a community celebration rather than a commercial fair.

    Over the years, more than 30 painters, sculptors, and mixed-media artists have shown their work here, filling the Barn with everything from whimsical paintings to inventive recycled-object sculptures. The event has earned regional recognition, including a feature in Garden & Gun’s roundup of Southern towns with standout art scenes.

    Today, curators Gilda McDaniel and Kerstin Lindgren carry the tradition forward, blending longtime favorites with fresh new talent. Each winter, the Barn transforms into a lively, colorful marketplace where visitors meet artists, discover new work, and experience the creative spirit that has defined the show since its beginning.

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    A wooden box holds rows of colorful pastel sticks, neatly organized by color. In the rightmost compartment stands a painted artist figurine holding a large red paintbrush.
    A metal bird sculpture made from recycled parts stands on a brick patio at night, surrounded by other whimsical metal sculptures under string lights, with trees and a small shed in the background.
    A beaded hat with
    Two large black wire sculptures of rabbits sit on a stone path next to a rustic wooden wall, with another wire rabbit figure riding a green toy tractor in the background under string lights.
    A green metal sculpture resembling a centipede, made from painted chain links and various mechanical parts, stands on a gray surface. The sculpture has black metal legs and a rectangular head with round features.
    Rows of hand-painted wooden figurines with various skin tones, brown and black hair, and red lips, all wearing colorful polka-dot clothing and standing closely together.
    A handmade wooden sign with a painted figure of a blonde woman in a red dress and the words