Honfleur Gallery located on Good Hope Road in the Anacostia Historic District neighborhood of Washington, D.C., is a gallery that was established in January 2007 by the Action to Rehabilitate Community Housing group. The art gallery opened amid concerns of whether an art gallery was what the neighborhood needed.
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This gallery used to be one of my district faves however most recently I had the most unprofessional experience with the founder Duane. He was extremely abrupt and rude in regards to a potential booking and quite demeaning in tone. As a 3rd generation Washington in the Anacostia area it is very disappointing that someone who is positioned to support the community can operate in such a manner. As such I will definitely not refer any one else to either establishment and I wonder how many other people he has been...
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Honfleur Gallery is a small, contemporary art gallery in Anacostia. It's in a beautiful space in historic Anacostia right next to the Anacostia Arts Center. The space is in one single open room with two benches to sit on as you observe the art. They rotate exhibits often always giving people a reason to stop by. Like many other galleries in the city, it's free. They also host events from...
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Great art gallery with an outstanding objective to bring fine arts to the Anacostia area. We attended a recent show and were very impressed by the quality of art and the gallery director's vision for the area. Check it out, it is worth a trip to...
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