Art Exhibition: “DESIGN(H)ER-Works by Contemporary Women Graphic Designers”Eleanor D. Wilson Museum, Richard Wetherill Visual Arts CenterDESIGN(H)ER celebrates the leadership and achievements of women in design. Featuring the work of emerging to internationally-recognized designers, this exhibition demonstrates the range of design practice and diversity of practitioners active today. Exhibited works and their accompanying design materials range from high profile commercial product Read more...

The Pearisburg Town park has some great art located within the park. Among five sculptures, there are also murals of kids playing. These murals are located on the PATS building and are easily accessible for the public to view and enjoy! Read more...

Visitors to Infinity Acres Ranch will notice more than just the fascinating animals and southern hospitality; the will also see the beautiful Infinity Acres Barn Quilt that adorns the front-side of the classroom. Add this quilt to your list of Barn Quilts to see in MHC!  Infinity Acres’ Mission is to provide educational and interactive opportunities to individuals using domestic Read more...

The Arts Depot presents Native Treasures: Art and Biodiversity Meet in a Global Hotspot. A juried fine arts exhibit depicting species and landscapes native to far Southwest Virginia. This exhibition features sculpture, clay, oil, felting, fabric, photography, and more. The Round-Leaf Birch Award (1st place) was awarded to Kyle Buckland for his “Snow Flurries at Little Mocassin Gap”. A portion of Read more...

On April 24, the Historical Society of Western Virginia will open “Botetourt County: 250 +1 Years of Delight,” an ambitious exhibit telling the history of Botetourt through its decorative arts from architecture to kitchenware. Bank of Botetourt, which traces its county roots to 1899, is the major sponsor for the exhibit, which features more than 300 items on loan from Read more...

Kabuki Dancer was donated to Piedmont Arts in 2006 by the children of Paul T. Mattox. Paul was an avid supporter of the arts in Martinsville-Henry County and this eye-catching work, which graces the museum’s front patio, is a true tribute to his memory. Donated by the children of Paul T. Mattox in memory of their father. Read more...

Aside from the natural beauty of Philpott Lake, other gems await to be experienced by its guests. The Visitor Center offers a unique display of exhibits pertaining to the natural and cultural heritage of Philpott Lake. These include a number of interpretive displays, such as: the Four Seasons of the Whitetail Deer; Fish that reside in Philpott Lake and Smith Read more...