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102 W. Washington Street
Mail: PO Box 426
Middleburg, VA 20118
A 501c3 nonprofit
540-687-6600
Wednesday - Sunday
12:00 - 5:00
Our Mission
To champion creativity in the arts
for people of all ages and abilities
in our community, especially the youth,
through educational programs and exhibitions.
Welcome to
Artists in Middleburg (AiM)
In a Quiet Place I Dream
by Tamara Minarchi
Far Edge of the Field
by Sarita Moffat
We Firmly Believe Art Matters!
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The Artists in Middleburg (AiM) has supported our local art community since 2015! Through our educational outreach, we have provided and will continue to provide art and cultural opportunities that are open to all.
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The Artists in Middleburg - Our History, Mission and Impact on the Community
Welcome to the Artists in Middleburg!
We are glad you are here!
Watch and/or listen to this video to learn about our history and mission with art education.
Meet some of our wonderful art educators, volunteers, and organizations that have partnered with us.
Please enjoy!
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If you have any questions please reach out to us.
AiM in the Community
Good things are happening at AiM—and people are noticing.
From local newspapers and magazines to community publications, AiM’s work is being featured throughout the Piedmont. Take a look at some of the stories, people and programs that have been getting attention.
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What happens when a passion for art meets a commitment to protecting our natural world? Middleburg Life explores the Stephen C. Jameson Young Artist Scholarship, created to support emerging artists while encouraging an appreciation for the environment—a reflection of Dr. Jameson’s lifelong dedication to conservation. Discover the story behind the scholarship and the two young artists who received it this year.
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Photographer Sarah Huntington documents the powerful story of arts inclusion at Loudoun Valley High School, where special education students participate alongside their peers in the arts. Her photographic documentary, Special Arts, debuted at the AiM Gallery, bringing together teachers, administrators, parents, and community members to celebrate the students and the impact of an inclusive arts education. The story is featured in Country Zest & Style.
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Bridging Two Arts Communities
What happens when the arts communities of Middleburg and Georgetown connect? The Middleburg Page, a new collaboration between the Fauquier Times and The Georgetowner, is creating a bridge between these two communities—introducing Georgetown readers to the artists, exhibitions, and arts education happening in Hunt Country, while opening the door to new audiences and support for local artists. AiM is the first featured organization in this exciting experiment.
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Announcing for 2027
The Stephen C. Jameson Young Artist Scholarship
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Open to artists between the ages of 10 - 18
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Recipient will receive one on one instruction in their area of interest
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Application deadline is November 30, 2026
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Winner will be notified by December 31, 2026​
For more information and to access the application, please use the blue button
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Students at Claude Thompson Elementary School and Other Local Schools Benefit from the Collaboration with Artists in Middleburg
Funded by grants and donations, Artists in Middleburg collaborates with Claude Thompson Elementary School in Marshall, Virginia, a Title 1 School, to provide art education, including art therapy for their students.
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If you would like to support our work with Claude Thompson and other local schools including Banneker Elementary, Middleburg Community Charter School, and Middleburg Montessori, you may do so by directly donating to AiM.
Click to read the article in the Winter 2023 edition of Country Zest & Style.
What We Do
Artists in Middleburg strives to nurture, develop, and provide arts education opportunities for all, especially the youth, in our area utilizing our rich resources of local artists to teach and share their art. In so doing, AiM will support and strengthen the local arts community in Middleburg and the surrounding Piedmont area by increasing the vitality, awareness, and appreciation of the arts.
What We Believe
As indicated by the National Endowment of the Arts (NEA), "American communities are strengthened through the arts." AiM seeks to join what the NEA describes as "Communities across our nation... leveraging the arts and engaging design to make their communities more livable with enhanced quality of life, increased creative activity, a distinct sense of place, and vibrant local economies that together capitalize on their existing assets."
Donate Now!
Your contributions will support and strengthen the local arts community by
increasing the vitality, awareness, and appreciation of the arts.
* Please remember Artists in Middleburg (AiM) in your estate planning.
