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Explore Art & Clay opens on Main Street Front Royal

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5 years ago

December 4, 2021

Explore Art & Clay has opened a gallery at 501 East Main Street in Front Royal. The Gallery features locally handmade pottery, ornaments, mugs, glasswork, plates, paintings, cards, ink work and so much more. Local potters, artists, photographers, and makers work added every day. Love Front Royal? Love Virginia? This is the shop for you!

Visit their website for more information or Facebook page.

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