Articles From Sept/Oct 2023
Roanoke was born in 1882, and grandly celebrated its centennial in 1982. But it was not until 1983 — at the end of its hundred and first year — that Roanoke found its cultural heart.
The co-op is Roanoke’s oldest continuously-operated fine arts gallery and is run solely by artists.
Roanoke’s artists and arts and cultural organizations are bringing performances, workshops and more directly into neighborhoods through the new Arts Connect Neighbors project.
There are dozens of public art pieces throughout the Star City. How many are you familiar with?
Serve up some southern comfort with these family favorites.
Let’s Party Creatively won three platinum awards in The Roanoker’s 2023 Best of Reader Poll (Best Ladies Night Out, Best Pop-up Event and Best Virtual Pop-Up Event). Why? Because Dana Long makes art easy and fun!
The award-wining Currie house in Blacksburg adds a guest house next door, perfectly blending retro and modern vibes.
For three summers in the 1950s, the Roanoke Valley was home to the nation’s only outdoor religious drama.
Who knew Roanoke had such a large part to play in the game of chess?
Get up close and personal with these gorgeous murals found throughout the region.
