|
|
Art Exhibitions |
| |
 |
|
|
Java-Jacks Coffee House
|
504 South Church Lane
|
804-443-5225
|
| |
Coffee house, breakfast, lunch, Wi-Fi, Java-Jacks Coffee House introduces the elegant and essential coffee house style to downtown Tappahannock.
Wednesday-Monday:7am-8pm; Tuesday:Closed |
| |
|
|
|
Rivahside Cafe
|
221 Prince Street
|
804-443-2333
|
| |
Breakfast, lunch, family and friends casual dinner hosted by Tim and Sharon Beamer in downtown Tappahannock. Carry-out available.
Monday to Saturday: 10am-3pm; Sunday:Closed |
| |
|
|
|
Local Artists |
| |
|
|
|
Karin Andrews
|
|
804-445-5500
|
| |
 Karin Andrews is a fine artist, muralist, charitable/volunteer worker, lover of Essex County. She has painted the mural in the Ritchie House Addition which is the conference room for Dillard and Katona, done a large number of paintings by commission and is now working on a series of paintings and have about 29 different prints and note cards of the Essex County Map Print, that are sold in Lowerys, Crying Shame, various craft and museum shops. Recently formed a new Corporation "Everyday Opulence, Ltd" which will be dedicated to opulent living and creating an opulent environment in which to live and work. Karin works closely with the Essex County Countryside Alliance on PR and website for the organization, and she also works as a realtor with Frank Hardy Inc., a realty company dealing in upper echelon and higher end homes and historic properties in the Northern Neck and Middle Peninsula. Some of Karin's work is shown below: |
| |
|
| |
|
|
|
Konst & Konstantina Konstantinov
|
|
| |
 Affectionately known on the St. Margaret's School campus as “the KonKons,” Konst and Konstantina have been brightening the local art scene since their arrival. They teach the largest variety of classes, focusing on different types of art and expression, including Studio Art, Drawing, Painting, Illustration, Fashion Design, Ceramics, Mosaics, Photography, and Mixed Media. In addition, the KonKons teach community classes and locally display their own work. Many of their pieces, generally using nature as their muse, can be seen around campus, at St. John's church, Riverside Hospital, and exhibits at various venues in the area. The KonKons previous work has been displayed in many exhibitions in Austria and Malta and can be seen on The KonKons website. |
| |
|
|
