The exhibit opens with a reception on Friday, November 8th. At the reception, photographers and VES Land Trust staff will be present to talk more about the photographs, the artistic process, conservation, and the land.

The reception is free and open to the public. All photographs will be available for sale with 35% of proceeds benefiting VES Land Trust and their conservation mission.

Student, amateur, and professional photographers of all ages are invited to submit one (1) photo each that features the natural beauty and environment of the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Entries must feature the natural environment of the Eastern Shore and should focus on landscapes, plants, recreation, waterways, and wildlife.

Join VES Land Trust and Ted Shockley for a workshop on taking pictures with your cell phone! The workshop is in person Tuesday, September 24th from 5-7 p.m. This workshop is meant for anyone who would like to learn the basics of cell phone photography and how to take your best photos.

Save the date for the 17th Annual Oyster Roast Dinner. Indulge on oysters, clams, dinner, local wine, and dessert while enjoying beautiful views at a VES Land Trust held conservation easement.

The art show and reception is Friday, November 10th. At the reception, artists and VES Land Trust staff will be present to talk more about the paintings, the plein air process, conservation, and the land.

This event is free and open to the public. All paintings will be available for sale with 35% of proceeds benefiting VES Land Trust and their conservation mission.

Save the date for the 16th Annual Oyster Roast Dinner. Indulge on oysters, clams, dinner, local wine, and dessert while enjoying beautiful views at a VES Land Trust held conservation easement.

The exhibit opens with a reception on Friday, November 4th. At the reception, photographers and VES Land Trust staff will be present to talk more about the photographs, the artistic process, conservation, and the land.

The reception is free and open to the public. All photographs will be available for sale with 35% of proceeds benefiting VES Land Trust and their conservation mission.

Student, amateur, and professional photographers of all ages are invited to submit one (1) photo each that features the natural beauty and character of the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Entries must feature the natural environment of the Eastern Shore and should focus on landscapes, plants, recreation, waterways, and wildlife.

The Fall Gathering will be held on the beautiful porch at Look East Farm. Dinner and drinks will be included. The Gathering is catered by Amy Brandt and held on October 2nd (rain date will be Oct. 9th). Tickets are $100 per person and will be limited to 60 guests.

Join VES Land Trust and Ted Shockley for a workshop on taking pictures with your cell phone! The workshop is in person on Sunday, September 25th from 1 – 3:30 p.m. This workshop is meant for anyone who would like to learn the basics of cell phone photography and how to take your best photos.

Save the date for the 15th Annual Oyster Roast Dinner. Indulge on oysters, clams, dinner, local wine, and dessert while enjoying beautiful views at a VES Land Trust held conservation easement.

The exhibit opens with a reception on Friday, November 12th. At the reception, artists and VES Land Trust staff will be present to talk more about the paintings, the plein air process, conservation, and the land.

Tickets for the reception are $15 for one and $25 for two at the door. All paintings will be available for sale with 35% of proceeds benefiting VES Land Trust and their conservation mission.

Save the date for the 14th Annual Oyster Roast Dinner. Indulge on oysters, clams, dinner, local wine, and dessert while enjoying beautiful views at a VES Land Trust held conservation easement.

Visit and tour a farm with salt tolerant and upland pollinator habitat. Learn how to start a pollinator meadow and funding options.

Enjoy a hike with VES Land Trust staff on protected lands. Relax with a wine flight or purchase a bottle to go at Chatham Vineyards after the hike.

Enjoy a nature walk, learn about and try nature journaling or hone your skills in a supportive environment.

No experience is necessary. All ages and skill levels welcome.

Learn more about the new Heirs Property Act in Virginia and what it means for families who have inherited land or share ownership of it.

Family owned land has many social, economic, and conservation benefits. It can be a family’s most valuable asset. This webinar will review what heirs property is, how you become an heir, what resources you and your family need to make the best decisions about your land, the basics of the new Uniform Partition of Heirs Property Act and what it means for you and your family.

In partnership with the Academy for Lifetime Learning (ALL) and their fall course Digital Photography: Taking Control of Your Camera, VES Land Trust is offering an in person workshop. Beginning photographers must be a participant in the corresponding ALL course to attend the in person workshop.

Enjoy a hike with VES Land Trust staff on protected lands. Relax with a wine tasting at Chatham Vineyards after the hike.

Enjoy a nature walk, learn about and try nature journaling or hone your skills in a supportive environment.

No experience is necessary. All ages and skill levels welcome.

The exhibit is October 11th and 12th and opens with a reception Friday, October 11th from 6-8 p.m. Artists and VES Land Trust staff will be present to talk more about the paintings, the plein air process, conservation, and the land. While enjoying wine and light refreshments, attendees will also have a chance to vote for their favorite artist with the People’s Choice Award.

Tickets for the reception are $15 for one and $25 for two at the door. All paintings will be available for sale with 35% of proceeds benefiting VES Land Trust and their conservation mission.

Paint the Shore is plein air event and art exhibit designed to bring conservation to the public through visual art. Paint the Shore welcomes artists to conserved land, highlighting both the art of plein air painting and the unique natural environment on the Eastern Shore of Virginia. Artists will have the opportunity to capture and share a sense of place and a brief moment in a changing landscape.