VECCA's Gallery space is open during the following times:
- Wednesdays, Thursdays, & Fridays, 5 to 7 p.m.
- Saturdays, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
- Sundays, 12 to 3 p.m.

VECCA is proud to highlight the following local participating Exhibition Artists:
ANN HEAP, Fabric Artist, Photographer, Writer / Ann Heap was born and raised in Washington, DC. She lived in Pittsburgh after graduation from Pitt in 1965 and later in northern New Jersey near Lake Hopatcong. She came to Fort Valley in 1986 and now lives with her dog Buddy in Mine Mountain, offering her work under the business name of Mountain Ridge Creations. Ann draws inspiration from the year-round beauty, as well as the culture of caring, that is so much a part of her beloved Fort Valley and the greater Shenandoah Valley. She is retired from Warren County Public Schools where she taught English, Journalism, and Photography.
DARRYL KIBLER, Woodworker / Born and raised in the Shenandoah Valley, Darryl began woodworking in order to furnish his house. He creatively fashions functional forms from local lumber that draw out the beauty of the woodgrain. Darryl's first love is wormy oak, but he enjoys customizing his artwork to incorporate whatever wood the project requires. He and his wife, Deb, live in Woodstock, Va, along with their two dogs.
SARAH KOHRS, Potter, Photographer, Poet / Sarah E N Kohrs is an artist and writer, with over 85 journal publications, including poetry most recently published in Crossroads Poetry Journal, The West Trade Review, Wingless Dreamer; photography in Glassworks, Reservoir Road Literary Journal, Wild Roof Journal. She is the 2022 Kingdoms in the Wild Poetry Award winner for her chapbook, Chameleon Sky, which will be published in November 2022. Sarah has a teaching license endorsed in Latin and Visual Arts and homeschools, works in her pottery studio, volunteers with Northern Shenandoah Valley Master Gardeners Association and the Open Door Food Pantry, and more. SENK lives in Shenandoah Valley, kindling hope amidst asperity.
DAN VOSS, Artist​ / Dan Voss grew up in Atlanta, Georgia. After earning degrees in art and graphics from The University of Georgia, Dan worked as a designer in the Washington DC area for ten years. Then, he taught design, photography, and art at Montgomery College for 38 years. Having retired to Woodstock in 2006, Dan Voss has been associated with the Gallery since 2007.
Want to be a participating artist, too? Visit our Exhibition Artist page for more information.