Attendance Increases 56%

 The Workhouse Arts Campus has announced a record-breaking year, with visitor numbers reaching an all-time high of approximately 166,000 in 2024 – a 56% increase over the previous year. This surge in visitation is attributed to the Workhouse's expanding offerings, including new attractions and ongoing programming that continues to draw diverse audiences from the region and beyond.

A key highlight was the opening of Bunnyman Brewing Café at the Workhouse, which has become a popular destination and has contributed to boosted campus visits. The brewery joins a wide array of attractions and events that make the Workhouse Campus a vibrant cultural hub.

The Workhouse Arts Campus is one of the largest arts centers in the region, spanning 55 acres. It hosts over 800 events, art classes, and activities annually, including more than 300 performances, exhibitions, and community events each year, enriching the cultural fabric of the region. Their resident artists and creators work across various art disciplines, including painting, ceramics, photography, glass, and fiber arts. The Workhouse also offers 10 unique event rental spaces and the art galleries and exhibition spaces, along with the Lorton Prison Museum   , featuring the only remaining cell block from the 3,500+ acre Lorton Reformatory complex.

This increase in visitors has a substantial economic impact, supporting regional tourism and local businesses. The Workhouse Arts Campus continues to enrich the cultural fabric of the region, offering accessible arts experiences and fostering engagement for this vibrant Fairfax County community.