Workhouse Arts Center Hosts Independence Day Celebration
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Workhouse Arts Center Hosts Independence Day Celebration

The campus green of the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton was packed with families setting up their blankets and lawn chairs before the fireworks began on Saturday, July 1 for the Independence Day Celebration.

The campus green of the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton was packed with families setting up their blankets and lawn chairs before the fireworks began on Saturday, July 1 for the Independence Day Celebration. Photo by Steve Hibbard.

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Twin brothers Ethan and Logan Miller, 9, of Lorton exercise on the rowing machines in the Art of Movement studio.

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Visitors peruse the artwork at Renegade Gallery W10 at Workhouse Arts Center.

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Dave Dunyak of Fairfax Station and Marcia Noca of Fairfax admire the art exhibit called "Walk Right In" at the Arches Gallery W9 at the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton.

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As the band Shane Gamble played on, children danced in an impromptu kiddie mosh pit in front of the stage at the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton.

The crowds came out to the Workhouse Arts Center in Lorton for its Independence Day Celebration, which was held on Saturday, July 1. Families set up their own picnics with blankets and lawn chairs on the campus green in the 90-degree heat. In addition to the fireworks, there was food, craft beer and wine, and live music provided by Shane Gamble. To beat the heat, visitors could duck into the art exhibits in the air-conditioned artist's studios at the former Lorton Prison.