Little Gallery
on Fessenden
Celebrating Creativity
in the Neighborhood
Current Exhibits
Upper Gallery
Hand-painted China by Christine Ray
from her daughter, Kathryn Ray’s collection.

Audio Gallery
"A Sunset Fire", a poem by Chrissy Horansky
A Woodley Park resident, Chrissy is a writer and communications consultant working with UN agencies. A lifelong advocate for education,
creativity, and the global advancement of women and girls, her work has been featured in the Huffington Post, MTV, and international media
outlets. She is the author of Girl Power in the Age of the Millennials: Essays on Women, Youth and Global Social Change. She holds a master’s from the Harvard Graduate School of Education and a B.A. from Mount Holyoke College. Connect at cehorans@gmail.com or @MissMillennial on Twitter.
Author’s comments: There is a time in the fall when the setting sun catches the leaves of the trees and sets them afire. For me, it is one of those flashes of brilliance that reminds me of our one life here on this earth, and how the most breathtaking moments can stretch into what feels like eternity. When I am feeling down or disconnected, I can find myself in the Rock Creek Park. My head and my heart clear of the weight of this world. And I remember that my life is more than the sum of my failures and accomplishments. We are that endlessly burning sunset fire.



Little Gallery is looking for visual and audio exhibitors
Who knew that there were so many shy people out there?
If you are proud of a painting, drawing, song, poem, very short story, or comedy routine that you’ve created, why not share it with our supportive community? Anything, so long as it’s in good taste, is acceptable.
Don’t be shy! Email sid@littlegallery.org to sign up.