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Wolf Creek Indian Village & Museum is based on an actual prehistoric Native American archeology site existing in 1505 AD. Our gift shop venue focuses on Native American Indian arts, crafts and products. We also have a section of local crafts made from nat

Signature Gallery to the #1 selling artist of our region. The Benjamin Walls gallery features fine art images from six continents that have won four international awards and been exhibited in 50 museums in 12 countries including the Smithsonian and the Natural History Museum of London. 3000 Sq. ft. Gallery and working studio.

ll To Pieces is owned by two sisters who love fabric! Started in 2010, our shop is located on the main street of a very unique (little) town called Haysi, Virginia. We carry top quality fabric from manufacturers such as Moda, Blank, RJR, and others. We also have a great selection of notions, books and patterns.

Being in a region rich with traditional quilters, we strive to continue and preserve this wonderful art as well as educate and promote new techniques. We have quilts and quilted items for sale in our store from some of our most talented artisans.

A renovated dairy barn is the setting for Virginia's first residential crafts school, an art gallery, a gift shop, open artists' studios and an annual arts and crafts festival, Winterfest. Visitor information provided. The Center has fully equipped

The Floyd Country Store, home of the Friday Night Jamboree, was constructed around 1913 and has been an important part of the community ever since. Many regulars attend the Jamboree to see old friends week after week, but we also get visitors every week

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Hotel Floyd is a unique and fun place to stay in downtown Floyd Virginia. First, it uses green technology to minimize impact on the environment. Second, it is a showcase of the art, furniture, music and culture of the Floyd Community. Third, it is the onl

The Old Church Gallery seeks out the creative treasures of Floyd County with exhibits featuring local arts, craft, folklore, stories, and oral histories.
The art exhibit space offers a community oriented gallery. We present area folk art traditions, and provide a facility where accomplished amateur artists, folk artists and professional artists can exhibit their work. Our exhibit space provides an uncritical forum for local artists of all persuasions.
The art exhibits are broad in scope and have included presentations ranging from the woodcarving and whittling arts, traditional patterns in crochet, tatting and quilting to modernistic interpretations by individual artists.
The Old Church Gallery is an educational, cultural arts and history organization with a strong commitment to the community it serves.

Designated the official State Center for Blue Ridge Folklore, the Blue Ridge Institute and Museum documents and presents the rich traditional arts and culture of western Virginia and the Commonwealth as a whole. BRI programs include the annual

Gallery in the Pines is located in a picturesque historic barn and old country store on 5 beautiful acres. Our studio/gallery offers our own dazzling mosaics and stained glass as well as local art and handcrafts.

Situated on 500 pristine miles of shoreline belonging to Smith Mountain Lake and surrounded by the breathtaking Blue Ridge Mountains, sits The Little Gallery. Though this unique gallery is by no means “little” in size, sales or scope, it has found its nic

Mission Statement: Chestnut Creek School of Arts preserves and promotes the cultural heritage of southwest Virginia by fostering artistic and individual growth through classes in visual and performing arts, heritage and contemporary craft, and traditional

The Arts Council supports our local artisans through information and presentations.

The Oldtown Pottery Co-Op located at 110 East Oldtown Street, Galax, Virginia, operates as a program under the auspices of the Chestnut Creek School of the Arts. OTP is dedicated to providing a space for creativity with clay and is devoted to supporting,

The Historic 1908 Courthouse, an architectural gem, in Independence, Virginia serves as the Art & Cultural center of Grayson County. The building has been restored and now houses the Baldwin Auditorium (seats 200), the Grayson Crossroads Museum and The Treasury Gift Shop. Many RTM artisans display their works here.

The Museum is a 21-acre working farm including barns, a workshop, farm house, spring house, circa 1850 log cabin, and a pavilion with bathrooms & working fireplace. Our 3 annual heritage events showcase area artisans and their wares. A variety of demonstrators set up around the grounds, demonstrating skills used on the farm circa 1900. Field crops and gardens are on display. Farming methods of the time period are demonstrated.

We have a gift shop where we currently showcase some local crafts. We are in the process of acquiring funds to renovate an eighteenth century cabin to be used as a venue for craft demonstrations, education and sale of local crafts.