I have been volunteering at the FRFB, in several capacities, for about two years and believe that…read morethey do a spectacular job of helping to provide much needed food and supplies to our areas needy families. Thankfully, our local citizens are very supportive of these efforts.

From the owner: You can contact our volunteer coordinator, Dominique Thomas, for ways that you can get involved…read morewith our organization at (540) 371-7666 x 131 or at dthomas@fredfood.org

This place is hidden in the countryside of Madison. I just have to say, Wow. This is such a special…read morestop. You'll find beautiful furniture and home items that are carefully crafted. Rumor has it that legendary Today Show correspondent Willard Scott was a regular here. What I also love is that you can find this furniture across Virginia, including nearby UVA and other major sites. In fact, our Airbnb had some items that I could immediately tell came from this shop. My kids loved this visit and were totally into the mini kids table, begging me to buy it. I came here with a tiny compact so maybe next time! The craftsmanship was on full display here. It felt like some of these pieces could be in a museum.

We have hand me downs over 60 years old and they are like new. Even in Arizona's dry heat they…read morestand firm? Oor pieces are collector items and never go out of style. A tremendous investment

Inside a 1938 movie theatre that once was segregated is State Climb, a climbing gym open to all…read more Operating as a non-profit, State Climb asks visitors to either join as a member or pay what you can. My friends and I went right when they opened at 3 p.m. on a Friday in October. Here's our experience: 1) Instructions: Two staff members taught us how to tie knots, belay, etc. Once we had the hang of it, they stayed with us to make sure we were climbing safely and/or had any questions. They were great instructors and very personable. 2) Walls: There are four different climbing walls and three ropes. Two walls you can climb without roping in and two others you rope in. (One had an automatic belay machine.) If it's your first time, but you want to climb high, go to the tallest wall and follow the blue markers. 3) Space: It's in the space that was the stage of an old theater. It's kept clean and comes with a training area, restrooms, changing rooms, etc. 4) Staff: When you check in, they give you shoes to climb. (There are cubbies to place your shoes in.) If you didn't sign a waiver online, they'll have you sign when you enter. Every staff person we met was very nice and helpful!

Great climbing, diverse climbs that are changed often. Plenty of challenging climbs but also plenty…read moreof easy ones. High ropes too.

Absolute Junk Removal provide a Professional services. Daniel was nice and prompt. Highly…read morerecommended !

From the owner: Absolute Junk Removal Locally owned and fully insured, we…read moreprovide fast, reliable junk removal and demolition services in Harrisonburg, VA and surrounding areas. From homes to offices to construction sites—we handle it all. We recycle and donate whenever possible to keep our services eco-friendly. Call us today for a cleaner tomorrow!

I don't know what I would do without Top Notch Computers period. They just did a fantastic job on…read moremy home desktop computer, updating it to Windows 11. Wow, amazing , innovative, kind , highly efficient and best of all , reasonably priced. If you go anywhere else you are doing yourself a disservice. Top Notch Computers is the best and don't forget it---I highly recommend them for anything after all they gave me a Happy Thanksgiving 2025.

I was never able to connect with a live person to discuss my need, so your service was non-existent…read moreand I will have to go elsewhere.

There's a reason this library is nicknamed Club Clemons…read more You have been warned. That said, this is where it starts. Deep in the nether regions of Alderman Stacks late at night is where it ends. Or, if you're feeling adventurous, the Steam Tunnels, if those are still open. Or the roof of the Chem Building. Or, if you're really and truly unlucky, one of the frat houses off Rugby and near the Mad Bowl. Wahoowa, bitches...and welcome to UVa.