Art Tour Oct. 1-2 at Sanctuary on the Trail - Benefits Scholarships for Vets and Native American Artists - Native American Church of Virginia

Art Tour Oct. 1-2 at Sanctuary on the Trail - Benefits Scholarships for Vets and Native American Artists

9/29/2016

Sanctuary on the Trail Featured Artist.

Exhibition Oct. 1-2. Everyone is invited to Clarke County's Art Tour this weekend rain or shine 10 am - 5 pm featuring 30 local artists and their work at 22 different stops.

Artist. Sanctuary on the Trail is stop #1 with Lumbee gourd artist Rene' Locklear White (Feather's) at 1183 Ebenezer Road Bluemont VA 20135. Click on the map for a full artist listing (Map).

Rene's Art Benefits. Rene donates 100% of sales from her gourds to help provide Art Scholarships to military veterans and Native American Indian artisans.

Authentic Native American Art. The item listed here meet the “Authentic Indian Arts and Crafts” and “Indian Product” criteria and is labeled appropriately as authentic in accordance 36 CFR 51, Authentic Native Handicrafts.

Rene's Memberships include:
Virginia Lovers' Gourd Society
Virginia's Artisan Trail Network
Top of Virginia Artisan Trail
Life Member, VFW Post 9760
American Legion Berryville VA
American Legion Women's Auxiliary VA
Lumbee Warriors Association
Hospitaller Order of Saint Lazarus of Jerusalem

By Lumbee gourd artist Rene' Locklear White (Feather)

MEMBER Artisan Trail Network of Virginia

MEMBER Virginia Lovers' Gourd Society

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