Many people recognize Jesi as our community’s preeminent portrait artist. But her artworks span various genres beyond portraiture, including , still life, landscape, seascape, floral, abstract, and nonobjective. Faces & […]
Market Jams at the Museum are back for the cold weather months! Join us for this month's session featuring the host band Indian Run Stringband with Paul Herling on fiddle, […]
Join us in February for the "Reed Tradition String Band" with Russ Boyd on banjo, Bill Blevins and Chris Via on fiddle, and Matt Peyton on guitar. This session will […]
Celebrate Black History Month and take a step back in time at the 8th annual Soul Food Sampling at historic St. Luke & Odd Fellows Hall, where generations met to […]
RESCHEDULED from February 20 to February 25 Presentation #1 The Selfie: From Stone Age to Digital Age The Digital Revolution has launched an unprecedented communications revolution. Individuals have an ability […]
Join Montgomery JAM instructors and students for the Blacksburg Market Jam at the Alexander Black House! Instructors include Gina Dilg on fiddle, Ginger Wagner on banjo, Jason Dilg on bass […]
Presentation #2 “A Wise man will Find us to be Rogues by our Face”: Physiognomy and Portraiture Johnathan Swift’s observation about the relationship between character and physical features sums up […]
Members-Only Reception with Panel Discussion - 5:30-6:30pm General Public Opening - 6:00-8:00pm Please join us as we officially open our Education Room exhibit! Since we consider this a community […]
Regional Road Trip - Plein Air Paintings of the New River Valley and Beyond "Regional Road Trip" consists of original watercolors, framed prints, and Appalachian Trail sketches in addition to […]
As part of Downtown Blacksburg Inc.'s Art Walk activities tomorrow evening, we will be open from 5-8pm with an exhibit opening reception for Matt Gentry's plein air watercolor pieces. "Regional […]
House band information to come soon!
Presentation #3 “You Cannot Paint her too Beautiful for my Imagination”: Domesticity, Death, and Photography in 19th Century Portraiture Portraiture is so often thought of as being a means to […]