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02 Dec

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The Carroll County Creative Arts Center (CCA), located in the Blue Ridge Mountains, is a non-profit community space for promoting, supporting and presenting the creative arts in Carroll County. We accomplish this mission by providing intimate indoor space for exhibits, performances and classes featuring local artists, craftspeople, musicians and other innovative experience creators. Outdoor spaces such as large wrap-around porches, community installed pollinator gardens, and nearby outdoor stages are also available to the community for performances and...

01 Dec

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COME SEE THEATRE UNDER THE STARS!The Trail of the Lonesome Pine is an outdoor drama in operation yearly during the summer months of June, July, and August, with weekly performances on Thursdays, Fridays, and Saturdays. The pre-show entertainment begins at 7:15 PM and the show performance begins at 8:00 PM. Reservations for large groups recommended.The Trail of the Lonesome Pine is an exciting, entertaining, and accurate account of the novel made famous world wide in...

01 Dec

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The Appalachia Cultural Arts Council, Inc. founded The Appalachia Cultural Arts Center as a vehicle to foster commitment to the future, to economic development, and to the cultural pride of the Town of Appalachia, the surrounding communities, and their residents. The purpose of the center is to revitalize the souls and spirits of a community and her people through the use of the arts and humanities. The Appalachia Cultural Arts Center is located in the...

01 Dec

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The Lee Theatre originally opened in 1947, closed in mid-1970s. Now, carefully restored by the Town of Pennington Gap and reopened in 2013,  Alongside The Lee, the Pennington Gap Community Center, with a full kitchen and seating for over 100, is available for event rental complimented by meeting and classrooms in the lower level. ?The Lee offers a variety of entertainment with movies, both as regular entertainment and  private rental showings, plays through the cooperation of the Barter Theatre and Virginia's...

01 Dec

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Located on the old route 23 just outside of Norton or Appalachia depending upon which way you travel is a jewel to behold.Since opening in May 1952 the Central Drive In Theatre has always tried to provide wholesome entertainment for the entire family. The drive in is a place for families to come and be able to watch movies in a relaxed atmosphere without the need to worry about noise and other people around them....

25 Oct

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The Wohlfahrt Haus Dinner Theatre is located in beautiful southwest Virginia in the town of Wytheville, VA. Featuring a 200-seat arena, WHDT presents Broadway-style professional productions year-round. A four-course plated meal is served before each performance and is customized to fit the theme of the production. Also inside WHDT is the Matterhorn Restaurant - a full-service restaurant specializing in German favorites and the Edelweiss Gift shop where a wide variety of European collectibles and theatre...

25 Oct

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The Sun Music Hall at Dogtown Roadhouse, located in lovely downtown Floyd, Virginia, in the heart of the Appalachian mountains, is dedicated to offering live music from some of the areas best musicians. While you're here, you can enjoy a hand crafted wood-fired pizza, appetizers & salads with a nice drink from our full bar with 14 rotating taps of craft beer!...

25 Oct

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The Oak Grove Pavilion is located behind historic Zion Lutheran Church. Since 1994 The Pavilion has been a summer entertainment venue which has hosted a wide variety of “family-friendly” music and drama events. The outdoor performances begin in early June and end late August and run on most Saturday nights starting at 7:00PM. Admission to the events are free but a donation is encouraged at intermission. All donations are collected through the summer and...

25 Oct

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Starlite opened in 1952 and offers a movie twice each weekend April through September.Turn your radio dial to 90.3 FM to listen to the movie on your vehicle’s stereo system!  (Or use the old dependable Starlite speakers!)Movies – every FRI, SAT, & SUN throughout the summer!FIRST SHOWING STARTS AT DUSKAdmission:Adults: $6.00Children Under 12: $4.00 ** Gates open approximately 7:00 p.m. **Long lines form for popular movies — please arrive early!…and when there are long lines at the gate, the...