Great location to host an event especially if you want an earthy rustic venue. The building is very…read morespacious and well maintained.

A fantastic place for the arts - theater shows, music events, an art gallery. Ticketed events…read moreinclude international and local groups. Wonderful Broadway type shows - comedies, musicals, and more. Plus a great rental space for special events, along with children's programs. All in a renovated old tobacco building. Really really cool place.

We loved this shop. Discovered it on a weekend getaway to Staunton. Everything in the store was…read moreunique and beautifully handmade. The owner is a true artist and super sweet person. Be sure to stop by if in Staunton.

From the owner: Appalachian Piecework is a working studio where people can watch me producing my products that are…read moresold in the shop. I begin with the raw local materials which may be wool or alpaca, blend them and spin them into yarns which then get woven into cloth for bags, runners and accessories. People enjoy seeing the entire process. I also do custom orders. I also have an extensive collection of antique quilts, coverlets and hooked rugs and offer restoration services.

Wandered in here after a camping trip and was pleasantly surprised! A hidden gem. The staff was…read morebeyond welcoming, and the current exhibit by Michelle Pulatuwayu Woody Minnapinni was beautiful. I've never seen or heard of Jilamara Tiwi art before, and am glad to have widened my small scope. Excellently curated, and a great video showing the artist at work too. I highly recommend stopping in, regardless of which exhibit is currently on! I will be coming back when I'm in the area next.

This was a well thought out exhibit both visually and also engaging. They note it's small but it is…read morepowerful in its impact. The staff was friendly and informative and the gift shop has a great selection. My sister and I visit galleries and museums gift shops often only to see the same "commercial" items. Here my sister and I left with items that we will cherish. Definitely worth a visit!

We attended Wolfbane's production of A Christmas Carol tonight. Their new Wolf Den on Jefferson…read morestreet is easy to get to and the new seating is super comfortable. They have a nice concessions that isn't pricey. The staff is always great and tonight was no exception. We were checked in quickly and with a smile. They offer coat check so you can be free to wonder without bulky items. The production is top quality as usual and really is a must see for the Christmas season! We laughed, were drawn in emotionally, and rejoiced when Scrooge found his way!

We drove 4 hours to see A Christmas Carol a few night ago, and It was the most amazing play I have…read moreever seen. This production company really did an amazing job. I've been to broadway, and the actors here are honesty better. Every one of these actors played their parts with such feeling, they really dragged you into the play. I was moved beyond words. What an incredible cast!! By the end of the play, you felt like you knew every actor there. Their voices were incredible too! My only criticism is at the very end of the play, they should get together so the audience can take one picture of everyone. I highly recommend seeing any play this company performs. I wish we didn't live so far away, we would be regulars! We will be back every year now!

This is Montpelier's train station, restored to its original condition. Three small and bleak…read morerooms in a small wood frame building, occupied by a few wooden benches and ancient typewriters. Six buttons, which, when pressed, lament the evils of racial discrimination in Virginia's past, discrimination said to be embodied in the building's separate waiting rooms for black and white train passengers. Ironically, both rooms look more or less the same. Not worth stopping for, on the road to Orange.

I came here to get a photo of the Historic Montpelier Train Depot which has a Post Office attached…read moreto the far side. I have a handicap tag and was not going to utilize the first parking place which is for handicapped only. But a selfish USPS employee had parked their car in the handicapped parking spot in front of the Historic Montpelier Train Depot, where a person could easily get a photo just like the photo which advertises the Historic Montpelier Train Depot. Because of that selfish Postal employee parking in the handicapped parking place, I was not able to get a good photo of the of the historic "Jim Crowe" era train depot where segregation was still prominent at that time. Although I still got my photo where you could see the "White" and "Colored" entrances, I had to step up so close to the front of the depot to get the photo, you cannot see all of the front of the Historic depot. This is because the USPS employee was parked in the first parking space. I thought since it was 10:00am and we were going to see Montpelier, which was James Madison's Home, I would just get the better photo on the way back from the Mt. Montpelier Home. It was now after 1:00pm. I thought there would be no cars in the parking lot. Much to my dismay the car was still there. Having worked in Area Maintenance for the USPS for 30 years, I have been to many Post Offices and I know Postal Employees are not allowed to park in customer parking. If you come here and a car is parked in the first parking place where you can get a great photo of the Historical Montpelier Train Depot, don't hesitate to walk in the attached Post Office and tell the employee you know that Postal Employees are not supposed to park in Customer parking. Hopefully the employee will have caught wind of this bad review and will know better than to park in a customer parking space.

Never disappointed! Melinda's quality selection of frames is matched by her knowledge,…read moreprofessionalism and artistic touches. The finishing details that I wouldn't know to do really enhance my art with truly custom framing. And it does make such a difference!

Great work, great shop, and a business that I recommend ... I have had at least five items framed…read moreby Melinda's Frame Shop in Lynchburg. Framing is not inexpensive. That being said, the prices here are in-line with what I expected.

A lovely space which surprisingly manages to obtain some great, exceptional artists to show here. I…read morelove the building and the people in this gallery. Please visit and support the arts in our city. Tour through the building, I am not sure if it is still there, but this woman had created an amazing little wonderlad to teach ettiquite to young girls. She hosts Birthday parties in the most cotton candy atmosphere. A little over the top for me but I am not into pagentry. However, I can see where a Mom would get a gold star for planning her 7 year olds birthday party here.

This is a beautiful well curated shop with extremely knowledgeable staff. I thought the items were…read morefair priced but I think it depends what the fine antiques and interior design elements market is like in your area. They are across from the Lynchburg community market, among other shops and venues within several blocks so you can easily cruise in.

Great Antiques, beautiful, different and unusual items. If you are interested in quality thus is…read morethe place. A great find on our recent trip to Lynchburg.