The RISE Foundation has opened a one of a kind library for the state of Virginia: The All Black Library. The library has purchased and shelved over 1,500 books since opening in August of 2020. This library highlights the stories, …
The Shenandoah Valley Art Center is a must-see for those who enjoy a taste of artistry in a broad range of forms. Browse the gift shop for works by local and regional artists including jewelry, prints, cards, pottery, glass, and …
Waynesboro’s largest live music venue hosting popular national and local acts in Virginia Metalcrafters refurbished factory.
Along with a rotating exhibit gallery, the Russell Museum is also home to an extensive collection of the life’s work and history of Walter and Lao Russell. Walter and Lao lived in Swannanoa Palace from 1948-1963. There, they established a …
One of Waynesboro’s hidden gems, the Virginia Institute of Blacksmithing sets the standard for artistic blacksmithing education. You can forge your own knife, build a hatchet or learn hobby welding in their two day classes. Conveniently located right downtown in …
The Wayne Theatre has had quite the history since it first opened its doors as a vaudeville house in 1926. Read the history of fires, closures, restorations, updates, expansion, and plans for the future here. It’s interesting stuff! Currently, The …
