Visit our Galleries and Shops

Housed in a building constructed in 1852 as a manse for the Presbyterian Church in Christiansburg, Montgomery Museum & Lewis Miller Regional Art Center showcases regional artists every two months through revolving arts exhibits. Additionally, revolving hi

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 RH has the unique distinction of being both a museum and a continuing education center. The plantation home of RJ Reynolds is open for tours, picnics, bird-watching, and strolling. The CEC, operated by VA Tech, offers a wide venue of art classes, mu

Gallery/Open Studio where artists work in stained and fused glass, jewelry, metal,and painting. Architectural artglass for places of worship, residences, and commercial venues. Restoration of stained glass. New work such as giant windchimes use repurposed

We are a not-for-profit art gallery, housed in the downstairs offices of The Creekmore Law Firm PC. When the Firm moved its location to Main Street in September 2011, we saw the opportunity to reach out to the arts community and use the then blank walls for artists to exhibit their work. Since our first showing in December 2011, the idea has grown, as has our audience for these works, giving rise to the The Artful Lawyer, A Fine Gallery Inc.

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

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

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

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

The Museum Shop is housed in the old Wytheville High School library building, constructed in 1934. In addition to finding unique gift ideas, visitors can also learn about local history - the Museum Shop is the headquarters for visitors to purchase tickets

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.

Built in the late 18th century, White's Mill is a VA Historic Landmark and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. Visitors can tour the mill and visit the Mercantile, which is located next door in the old Cumbow Store building.

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.

The William King Museum is a non-profit art museum and arts education center housed in a historic 1913 former School. An average of 30 exhibitions are mounted each year, showcasing local art, student work, art of the region, both contemporary and historic

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.

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

We are a coffee house/bookstore with rotating art work - mostly regional artists. We roast our own coffee beans and have a full line of espresso based drinks. We also serve homemade sandwiches, breads, muffins, cookies and more.