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Honfleur Art Gallery, Washington DC

The Honfleur Gallery has one foot in the world of international contemporary art, and one foot in Anacostia.

The Honfleur Gallery has one foot in the world of international contemporary art, and one foot in Anacostia. The world inside, with its large, beautiful space stocked with a surround sound system and flat screen TVs, looks like it would be more at home in Manhattan than, well, Anacostia. But it is run by a local nonprofit dedicated to promoting the arts in the world just outside, and in bringing them together with its annual East of the River showcase of local artists' work.


Hours

Sun

Closed

Mon

Closed

Tue

12:00

17:00

Wed

12:00

17:00

Thu

12:00

17:00

Fri

12:00

17:00

Sat

11:00

17:00

About Honfleur Art Gallery

 1241 Good Hope Rd SE, Washington, DC 20020, USA

 +1 202-365-8392

 honfleurgallery.com

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