
Appalachian Art Show, Coffeehouse, Kids Eye-View of Nature,
Authors in the Gap, Friends Concert on the Lawn, Scarecrow Town, and ...
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Appalachian
Artists: A Community Art Show
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September
1-30
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The beauty and
rich cultural heritage of the Central
Appalachians has inspired artists for centuries.
The Southwest Virginia Museum is pleased to
present the works of today's local artists in a
show that celebrates the creativity and talents
of our friends and neighbors.
Regular admission rates
apply. |
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Coffeehouse
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September 6
7-9 PM |
All family-friendly performers are invited to
this monthly open-mic. Listeners most
welcome. Arrive by 6:45 PM to sign up if
you want to perform.
Free program, refreshments for sale. |
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Kids Eye-View of
Nature
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September
13
1 - 3 PM
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This workshop will
provide participants with basic photography
instruction followed by a walk outdoors to
search for inspiration. Children will
receive a disposable camera with which they can
photography the natural world. Photos
taken can be submitted into the "True Art"
contest. Fee: $10.00,
includes camera. For ages 6-12; limit 15
participants. Registration and payment
deadline is September 5. |
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Authors in the Gap
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September
20
1-3 PM
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Speaker to be announced. |
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A Gathering of
Friends
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September
27
6-9 PM |
The Friends of the Museum, a not-for-profit
citizen support group that assists the Southwest
Virginia Museum, is hosting a community concert
on the museum lawn. Watch for further
details. |
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Scarecrow Town
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September
30 through October 26 |
To
help celebrate the fall harvest, 5th grade
classes from around the region are invited to
design and construct scarecrows and place them
on the museum's grounds. Come by and see
the creativity and artistry of our local youth
and vote for your favorite scarecrow.
The exhibit is free. |
If registration is encouraged, feel free to call us
or you may
contact us through the use of this form.
Museum
Calendar of Events, 2008

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