The staff and owners of this farm and hosts of the yearly Pumpkin Patch/Corn Maze are some of the…read morekindest people I've met in some time. They have a gorgeous farm with an incredible view, that left my family and I feeling rejuvenated from the hustle and bustle of everyday life. They have great selection of children based activities such as a playground area filled with a toy car play box, slides, bounce area, hoops throwing basket(fair/arcade style), tractor rides, and so much more! If you haven't visited their location I would highly recommend doing so!

Our family has enjoyed visiting Sinkland Farms for years. They work hard to create a warm, family…read morefriendly environment.

Never actually been here for a movie but on Sunday morning it is Hope Chapel. Joe Volpi is an…read moreamazing pastor and continuously bringing a great message from God. The movie theater is beautiful old fashion. It has second level seating and the tickets are very cheap.

Seriously, what's not to love?…read more The Lyric isn't your top of the line theater where you see what just came out, but they have a good selection of movies, both indie, new (though it's released later) and classics. The inside of the theater is reminiscent of an old theater, with an old fashioned ticket booth, plenty of seating (there's balcony seating!) and a classic looking stage with a projector. It's really quite beautiful! The location makes it a prime place to go for a movie if you're in college, and the ticket prices are pretty reasonable! Even for a nighttime showing, it's only $5, and the concessions are just as cheap. The staff is extremely friendly, and they accept volunteers if you're looking for any volunteer work. Definitely a place to go, especially if you like seeing quirky movies. The only downfall is that it only shows one movie at a time, for one week each, unless there's a special showing. Harry Potter and the Princess Bride are coming up!

I came here for the first time with my family and regret not coming sooner! For years now, I have…read moreheard wonderful things about Rising Silo Brewery and their farm-centric kitchen food. They focus on using fresh, local ingredients from the Glade Road Growing farm as well as local vendors/producers. Along with their food/kitchen, Rising Silo creates their own brews and has quite the selection of beers on tap. The food menu isn't super extensive and they change it monthly based off what is in season. It consists of several wood fired pizzas, burgers, fries, bowls, and more. Ordering is very simple, you order at the kiosk up front, they will hand you a buzzer, it will go off when your food is ready, and you pick it up at the front where you ordered. This ambiance is relaxed and the space is super family-friendly. There is some indoor seating, but definitely more outdoor space available. They have outdoor games for people to enjoy as well. The service is good and friendly. When we visited, it was the weekend of graduation and was quite busy due to graduation parties, etc. There was a longer wait on the food, pizzas specifically, but this wasn't an issue. We were notified in advance on the wait on the pizza before fishing our order, which I appreciated. We snagged a table inside the barn space while we waited and enjoyed some "starters" and brews. To share with the table, we ordered the chips & salsa and the salted pretzel with pimento cheese. The chips & salsa consist of a large bowl of their house-made fresh salsa with mild jalapeños and a basket of chips. The salsa had more of a "minced" consistency with more finely diced tomatoes and was less chunky. The jalapeños added a slight kick and I appreciated the freshness of the salsa. The chips were warm when they were served to us, with a lot of salt. The salted pretzel came from a local vendor, Blacksburg Bagels, and was served with either pimento cheese or dijon mustard. We opted for the pimento and thought it paired well with the pretzel. The pretzel had a good texture, but more doughy/softer texture than a traditional pretzel. The pimento cheese had more prominent flavor from the red peppers, but was still quite flavorful. After sharing these items, we waited about 20-25 minutes for our buzzer with our pizzas! This wasn't a huge deal as it was super busy and we could see them making all the pizzas in front of us. The pizzas are roughly 12 inches, are made with homemade dough, and fired in a wood-fired oven. They are served right of the oven and are super fresh. We ended up ordering the Chicano Pie, Ramp Pesto Pie, and two pepperonis. Both the chicano and ramp pesto pie were monthly specials. The Chicano Pie included tomato sauce, burrata, chorizo, roasted corn, bell pepper, and cotija cheese. I thoroughly enjoyed this as it was very unque. The burrata was creamy and flavorful, the chorizo was smoky, and the corn & bell pepper added a slight sweetness. All these flavors paired very well together, creating a really great pie! The Ramp Pesto Pie had locally foraged ramp pesto, fresh mozzarella, and oyster mushrooms. This pie was also phenomenal with really bold flavors. The ramp added a strong element of onion, but it wasn't too overpowering. Accompanied by the slabs of mozzarella and mushrooms, this pie was also a hit! The pepperoni pie included tomato sauce, pepperoni, and silo blend of cheese. While this was a more simple pie, it certainly didn't lack any flavor. I appreciated that they use the cup n' char pepperonis. The pie had ample amounts of both cheese and pepperonis too. I absolutely loved all the pies we ordered and none of them fell short. Overall, Rising Silo is an awesome place in Blacksburg. The food is extremely good and I love that source their ingredients from local producers. Everything is so fresh and it is evident in the amount of flavor the food has. The star of our meal was easily the pizza, totally worth the longer-than-usual wait! I can easily say it is some of the best pizza I've had in Blacksburg. The char on the crust is perfect from the wood-fired oven. Their menu changes monthly, so look out for new pizza specials! The ambiance is great and really scenic. I truly cannot wait to return and try more. Chips & Salsa - 7/10 Salted Pretzel w/ Pimento Cheese - 8/10 Chicano Pie - 9/10 Ramp Pesto Pie - 9/10 Pepperoni Pie - 9/10

Came for a visit around lunchtime on a weekday while visiting Pearisburg about a half hour away…read more Rising Silo is a decent brewery with a good selection of beers. Server was friendly. While the price of beer was average, the price of food was a bit steep. I'm sure inflation/this economy isn't helping. My favorite brew was the Sasquash. Looks like they rotate their selections often. Didn't get the opportunity to try their food at lunch. Plenty of seating. Be mindful, their pizza isn't available until 4pm on weekdays. They have a farmers market on site with some beautiful produce and meats. Saw several well-behaved dogs on property.

You wouldn't think that a university known for technology would have a great performing arts…read morecenter, but it does. The Center for the Arts at Virginia Tech is small, but there's a lot of creativity happening in this building. Not just performing arts, either. Although, they do have a wonderful stage and lots of comfortable seats at which to watch performances. This is also a place to view visual arts -- they have rotating art exhibits located throughout the building. It's also a place to hear concerts, and lots of other creative endeavors. It's not just for students, either. Many of these things are open to the public. When I visited, there were some elementary kids on a field trip, learning about the center and doing projects. The Center for the Arts collaborates with local schools to offer programs to students for free, which is pretty neat.

Pricey. Been to some that aren't as pricey with reclining chairs. But we had a nice time. People…read moreworking there were pleasant.

Favorite cinema, reasonable prices especially Tuesdays ( all day matinee prices) vs other…read morelocations, best popcorn of 4 difference cinemas we visit. 4 stars only because sometimes are late getting new releases relative to other sites, but at end of the day not too big of deal for us

Wow! Just WOW! I'm sure glad we didn't miss this in our travels. The museum is a huge private…read morecollection of American history (and some other stuff) in the most intriguing mansion being lovingly restored by the owners. We had the private museum tour (well worth it to learn the history behind all the artifacts and the mansion). We did a paranormal investigation night with the folks from Haunted Night Experience and the Wraith Chasers and serval other professional paranormal investigators. Then, Dinner with a ghost our last night. It was one of the best experiences of my life. (I would drive the 17 hours for that dinner...YUM!). Lots of amazing paranormal activity was experienced and the pros were so awesome in showing us what they do, how they investigate, how they separate the electrical and radio interference from the actual activity and why they do what they do. We drove from central TX to VA for this event and it was well worth it. Even just visiting the museum is worth the stop if you are ever in the area of Wytheville, VA. It's a cute little town too.

This past June, Wytheville got a new museum when private collector John Cushman moved his six…read moredecades worth of uniforms, weapons, photos, flags, drums and so much more from Oregon to Virginia. The Octagon Mansion isn't just infamous for its 8,800 square feet American war memorabilia, locals also say its haunted by the ghost of a little girl who died during the 1950's polio epidemic. Subject of a 1.5 out of 5 star Amazon movie, the house is supposedly plagued by poltergeist activity, apparitions, and disembodied voices.

Delightful and Unexpected:…read more My family and I thoroughly enjoyed our time at Wolf Creek Indian Village and Museum. We pass it every other year on our Ohio/Pennsylvania vacations, and we always joke about visiting. This year we decided to give it go. We were pleasantly surprised at how much we enjoyed Wolf Creek. The staff is super friendly and our tour guide was exceptionally educated on the site, and you could easily tell that she enjoyed her job. This is a fun and relatively inexpensive way to spend 2 to 3 hours and learn fascinating Native American history

Saturday, April 20th, 2024 (Earth Day Weekend) Showed up…read morelate afternoon so guided tours were over but self guided tour and indoor museum available however we just shopped at the gift shop. The staff were very friendly, professional, knowledgeable, eager to help and had answers for any and all questions. The pottery was stunning, the book selection was great, fun gifts, cool collectible items, handmade jewelry etc We highly recommend this experience to any and all

The Dedmon Center is where Radford University basketball teams play their home games. Players will…read morecall is located at a table in the front entrance (must show ID for tickets). Spectators get a good view of the basketball court from all seats in the arena. The concession stands sell typical arena food like hot dogs, candy, popcorn, and soda. Parking is located across from the Dedmon Center in a big lot (free).

This was a great place for my kid's gymnastics meet. Glad too see the renovation is in progress…read more Very nice, open facility. Bathrooms could use a little sprucing, but i thought it was comfortable overall and parking is good.