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01 Dec

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Formerly known as Inspiring Images, Twin Creek Studio is owned and operated by Walter Shroyer, Bluefield College Art & Design Department chairman, and Linda Weatherly. It's located in the beautiful Springville section of Tazewell County along the Clinch River Artisan Trail. The duo creates works of art using several mediums including clay, illustration, watercolors, pen and ink, hand-pulled prints, ceramic pottery, ceramic jewelry, ceramic sculpture and printmaking. They receive wonderful reviews on Facebook for their...

01 Dec

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I have been crafting dulcimers and various woodturnings for 15 years. Born and raised in Scott county my compassion for music has led me to explore the delicate sound of the dulcimer. Handmade lamps and primitive picture frames are also displayed in my studio.  Media: wood, mixed media.  Please call for more information....

01 Dec

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Music flows through the air of The Big Stone Gap General Store & Café 5 nights a week! The extremely eclectic music venue includes local favorites artists, gospel, folk, country, and bluegrass. They even have an open mic night so you have show your skill in the spotlight.  Music events are located on our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/bsggeneralstore...

25 Oct

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The Town Square Center For The Arts provides opportunities for the public to engage with and learn from resident artists as they create, display, and sell their work.  The artisans provide a quaint, warm atmosphere and an array of unique gifts such as pottery, jewelry, paintings, textiles, and so much more, that visitors definitely want to take something home to remind them of their visit....

25 Oct

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Towhee Hill Studio is a single artist studio that is open by appointment. Call 540-257-3437 to make an appointment. The studio is mostly comprised of New River Valley oil paintings but there are also paintings of still lifes, figure studies, and beach scenes of Pawley's Island and Rehoboth Beach. In addition to original oil paintings, there are hand-painted shells of mountain and beach scenes. Many of the shells are paintings of the New River Valley...

25 Oct

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The Town of Marion, Virginia welcomes you to our Wayne C. Henderson School of Appalachian Arts. The Henderson School is named for Wayne C. Henderson, a world-renowned guitar instrumentalist and luthier from nearby Rugby, Virginia. Wayne has become an international ambassador for the music, heritage and culture of our Southern Appalachian region.The Henderson School is situated on the highest point in Historic Downtown Marion, Virginia; a three-story brick structure known as the “1908 Schoolhouse”.The School...

25 Oct

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Established in May 2018, The Maggie Gallery, or "The Maggie" for short, is an elegant new full-service art gallery, gift shop, and custom picture framing shop located within one block of the stoplight in downtown Floyd Virginia. The gallery displays the artwork of dedicated artists and artisans to include many mediums from oils, acrylics, watercolor, pen and ink, alcohol ink, handmade jewelry, pottery, unique hand-made furniture, and much, much more.Events such as "Art on the...

25 Oct

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The Crooked Road is Virginia’s Heritage Music Trail, a driving route through the Appalachian Mountains from the Blue Ridge to the Coalfields region, following U.S. Route 58. The trail connects major heritage music venues in the region such as the Blue Ridge Music Center, Birthplace of Country Music Alliance, and the Carter Family Fold. The traditional gospel, bluegrass, and mountain music heard today was passed down from the generations and lives on through a wealth...

25 Oct

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The Gallery exhibits and promotes the arts and crafts of local artists and artisans. We are open daily, Monday through Friday, and for quarterly gallery shows and special events.When The Creekmore Law Firm moved to its new location on Main Street in 2011, we recognized a unique opportunity to not only expand our business practice but to become a part of Blacksburg's Creative Village. After a few months of gathering hanging materials, pulling art contacts...