Events
Clicks 2026. USGS Photography Exhibit
The October Photography Show at the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS), CLICKS 2026, is now open for entries! There is no theme for the exhibition, giving photographers the freedom to showcase the subjects and styles that best represent their work. Images inspired by the mission of the USGS are also welcome. OPEN TO LRA MEMBERS and NON-MEMBERS.
artReston Painting/Mixed Media Exhibit
artReston Painting and Mixed Media Exhibit Fall Into Art is now open for entries! LRA invites artists to explore the season as inspiration—through color, mood, texture, or personal interpretation. Open to painting and mixed media, this exhibit celebrates the creative richness and transition of fall in all its forms. OPEN TO LRA MEMBERS and NON-MEMBERS.
LRA Table Talk: Social Media for Artists
Join LRA members Karen Durishin and Janet Sifers via Zoom for a relaxed, interactive conversation about social media for artists—whether you're just getting started or looking for ways to make your current social media presence work better for you.
Small Works Exhibit
Small Works celebrates the power of art created on an intimate scale. This members-only exhibit invites artists to submit works no larger than 11 x 14 inches, challenging them to distill their ideas, technique, and vision into a compact format. From bold statements to quiet details, these small pieces prove that size does not limit impact. LRA Members only exhibit; open to painters, mixed media artists, and photographers. ENTRIES IS CLOSED; EXHIBIT IS FULL.
Celebrate Reston At Lake Anne
Celebrate Reston At Lake Anne is an open, painting and mixed media juried exhibit that invites artists to submit work in any subject or style. With an Artist’s Choice theme, the exhibit celebrates creative freedom, individual voice, and the wide range of artistic expression that reflects the spirit of Reston. Visit the exhibit at the Jo Ann Rose Gallery now through April 27th!
Artful Adventures
Artful Adventures invites artists to find inspiration in unexpected places. Whether drawn from travel near or far, time spent in nature, or moments of personal growth, this exhibit celebrates the transformation of lived experience into visual art.
Registration is now closed—please visit our exhibit starting on January 16th at the Hunter’s Woods Community Center!
