The Annual Workhouse Clay International exhibition represents the depth and breadth of contemporary functional and sculptural ceramic artworks being created throughout the country. Ceramic artist and painter, Hillary Kane juried over 220 images to select 50 artworks that incorporate a contemporary spirit as well as technical skill in the material. The exhibition is an exciting opportunity to see a variety of styles and techniques that encompass the field of contemporary ceramic arts making their art across 21 states and the District of Columbia. 

Earth to Table is an invitational exhibit of functional ceramics that connect us to the rituals of gathering, eating and sharing. On view at W-8 Gallery from July 2 to August 31, 2025, this summer showcase features the work of thirteen innovative ceramic artists.

Miniature glass sculptures and oceanic jewelry bring the sea to life in this solo exhibit by Sarah Wicks.

An energetic exhibit from 15 artists celebrating 17 years at Workhouse with color, creativity, and community joy.

Large-scale abstract works created over three years come to life in this bold solo exhibit by Bill Firestone.

Experience a rare and powerful sound bath at Higher Purpose on September 21 at Workhouse Arts Center. Featuring the vintage Golden Nipple Gong and a sacred soundscape, this immersive journey will help you align with your unique path and purpose.

Freedom Fest returns on October 11, 2025, at the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton, VA! Celebrate with live music, food, games, and family-friendly fun while supporting our military, veterans, and first responders. All proceeds benefit mental health and service dog nonprofits.