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1. Appalachian Spirit Gallery *
136 WEST MAIN STREET • (276) 759-3890
Home of the Appalachian Spirit Artists Association, a 501(c)3 nonprofit
organization with a mission to celebrate the arts, traditions, lore, and spirit of
the Appalachians and to showcase work of local artists.
Artwork on display includes oils, acrylics, watercolor, giclée, stained glass,
jewelry, and fabric art.
Second Fridays: Artist receptions, refreshments, and “Pickin’ on the Porch,” featuring local musicians.
www.appalachianspiritgallery.com
2.
Black Rooster Gallery *109 EAST MAIN STREET • (276) 783-4800 • (804) 278-8950
The Black Rooster Gallery offers original art and fine crafts for your home, office, and body. The gallery
represents established artists and exceptional rising talent in painting, pottery, jewelry, candlemaking,
woodworking, basketweaving, and drawings.
Second Fridays: Open house and artist reception.
www.crossroadsartcenter.com/blackrooster
3.
Cornett Jewelers124 EAST MAIN STREET • (276) 783-5047
Avery Sherwood Cornett’s gold and silver creations are unique and elegant diamonds and other exceptional
gems in custom designs. Repair and remount services. Large inventory of fine diamond, gemstone, gold, and
silver jewelry.
4.
The Bank of Marion102 WEST MAIN STREET • (276) 783-3116
Locally owned and operated community bank established in 1874 offers friendly service at fourteen
community branches in southwest Virginia and northeast Tennessee.
Displays by local artists throughout the year.
5.
Handsome Molly's Bistro and Small Wine Shop *118 E. Main Street• (276) 783-2300
A great place to gather with friends for delicious salads, specialty pizzas, or coffee and dessert. Soft jazz, friendly folks,
a wide array of handmade items, books, and music by local and regional artists make for a comfortable setting you will love.
Work by local artists adorns the walls. Second Fridays: Come drink wine and hang out.
6.
Song of the Mountains Museum & Gift Shop *115 EAST MAIN STREET
Artifacts from the early days of southern Appalachian music. Take a look at the region's musical past, present,
and future. Our gift shop is filled with unique items.
www.appalachianculturalmusic.org
7.
Framing Unlimited and Main Street Gifts & Eatery212 EAST MAIN STREET • (276) 783-9244
Custom framing and popular prints. Unique gifts and a large selection of wines and gourmet foods. Lunch
features landmark sandwiches and Nanny’s homemade soups. Open Monday through Saturday.
Work by regional artists.MainStreetGifts and Eatery on the Web
8.
OneTwenty, Inc. *120 EAST MAIN STREET • (276) 781-0120
For great food and a fun atmosphere, OneTwenty, Inc. is the place to go for fresh roasted coffee, award winning
ice cream, and the best sandwiches, wraps, soups, and salads. Relax in the comfy sitting area as you watch local
talent on the OneTwenty stage!
Second Fridays: Live music.
9.
Baja Café Mexican Grill *150 EAST MAIN STREET • (276) 782-4400
A unique fresh Mexican grill with a warm atmosphere and friendly staff. We take pride in using the freshest
ingredients daily. Come join us for a taste of Baja. We look forward to seeing you.
Artwork by local, regional, and Richmond artists
10.
RR Stations *234 EAST MAIN STREET • (276) 783-7707
Home of the Lucky Dog! Your one stop for fuel, gourmet hot dogs, imported and microbrewery beers,
and distinctive wines. Festive Irish pub with tournament dartboards and big-screen TVs.
New art displayed in the pub
11.
General Francis Marion Hotel and The Black Rooster Café *107 EAST MAIN STREET • (276) 783-4800
Visit our elegantly restored 120's-era hotel, enjoy superb dining in the Black Rooster Caf
é and view the artin the Black Rooster Lounge & Gallery.
Second Fridays: Dinner specials and spectacular desserts on the hotel's terraceon the hotel’s terrace.
12.
The Lincoln Theatre *117 EAST MAIN STREET • (276) 783-6093
The Lincoln Theatre is one of three existing Art Deco Mayan Revival theaters in America, is on the National
Register of Historic Places, and has been designated a Virginia Historic Landmark. Restored in 2004, the
theater offers tours and performing arts events year-round.
The auditorium boasts six large murals painted by a local artist in 1929.
13.
Ala Carte Café *123 SOUTH CHESTNUT STREET • (276) 782-4495
Experience one of the finest restaurants Marion has to offer. Ala Carte’s casual, intimate atmosphere allows you to enjoy unique
artwork by Denise Hoots, fine wine, and incredible food. Make your evening extra special by requesting starlight dining on the patio.
Karaoke on Tuesday nights.
Second Fridays: Artist meet-and-greet and live music.
14.
Marion Downtown!138 W. MAIN STREET • (276) 783-4190
A certified Virginia Main Street Community since 1995, Marion is one of only a few towns across the Commonwealth to be
designated for its commitment to downtown revitalization. More than 180 businesses, offices, churches, and restaurants
welcome you to the "heart of the highlands."
15.
Je' Grace *201 EAST MAIN STREET • (276) 783-6655
This specialty shop and spa has unique gifts for the women in your life including scarves, purses, evening bags, coats,
jewelry, home decor, and other surprises. Spa services include pedicures, manicures, and skin care.
Local art and specialty items
é Grace on the Web