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Downtown Marion Second Fridays
Founded in 2007 by Appalachian Spirit Gallery,
Marion’s ArtWalk
celebrates its fifth year of art, crafts, music,
food, and fun. Second Fridays
begin at 5 p.m. at Appalachian Spirit Gallery
and move through businesses
in historic downtown Marion. Celebrate the
continuing renewal of Marion!
A.
Appalachian Spirit Gallery *
144 West Main Street • (276) 759-3890
Fine art, gifts, art
consultation, special exhibits, and monthly openings. Art
includes oils, acrylics, watercolor, giclée, stained glass,
wood, jewelry, and fabric designs by local and emerging area
talent. Member artists include Ned Johnson, Anne Hull, CiCi
Brown Vesce, Duane Cregger, Marilyn Peacock, Avery Cornett,
Sylvia Richardson, Dave Fields, Holly Thomas, William Fields,
Terry Hayden, Marcy Sayers, and Suzan Sukle.
Five gallery artisans
have been juried into Heartwood and gallery member’s paintings
can be found in prestigious venues throughout Virginia and
nearby states. “Music on the Porch” has included icons such as
Wayne Henderson, Helen White, Gerald Anderson, Scott Fore, and
Terraplane Drifters.
Gallery hours are
Monday through Thursday from noon to 5 pm and 2nd Fridays from
5pm until 8pm; other times by appointment or whim.
The Appalachian Spirit Artists Association is 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 talent.
Second Fridays: Artist receptions, gallery
openings, refreshments,
and “Music on the Porch,” featuring area
musicians.
www.appalachianspiritgallery.com
B.
Cornett Jewelers
124 East Main Street • (276) 783-5047
Featured designs from The Lincoln Theater Collection by Avery
Cornett, images from stylized panels of Mayan glyphs found in
The Lincoln Theater. Made of hand-carved sterling, alloy and
gold, with ceramic raku, Czech glass, and pearls. This and
other designs available at Cornett Jewelers, The Lincoln
Theater, and Appalachian Spirit Gallery.
www.cornettjewelers.com
C. Handsome Molly’s
118 East Main Street • (276) 783-2300
Simple, fresh, and healthy, this
little eatery features specialty
salads, paninis, grilled wraps,
gourmet pizzas, calzones,
an espresso bar, inexpensive wines,
handmade
items, fine art, and books and music
by regional artists.
Located across from The Lincoln
Theatre, the restored
1930s’ ambiance is a favorite
gathering place for the arts
crowd.
Second Fridays: Openings for changing art displays.
Menu specials
www.handsomemollysbistro.com
D.
Framing Unlimited
and Main Street Gifts & Eatery
212 EAST MAIN STREET • (276) 783-9244
large selection of wines and
gourmet foods. Lunch features
landmark sandwiches and Nanny’s
homemade
soups. Open Monday through
Saturday.
Work by regional artists on display.
www.mainstreetframingunlimited.com
E.
Yummy! Yummy!
Japanese Restaurant
232 East Main Street • (276)783-7288
Offers a tasty menu of sushi and
sashimi entrees', sushi
rolls, special rolls, appetizers,
soups, salads, and lunch
and dinner entreés seven days a week.
Monday-Thursday: 11am–2:30pm &
4:30-9:30pm
Friday: 11am-2:30pm & 4:30-10:30pm
Saturday: noon-10:30pm; Sunday: noon–9:30pm
F.
The Collins House Inn
204 West Main Street • (276) 781-0250
Innkeepers Dave Fields and Sheila Quattrocchi
invite
you to experience their inn’s
beautiful surroundings,
luxurious guestrooms, dedication to
detail, warm hospitality,
and memorable breakfasts. Dave
showcases
his one-of-a-kind woodturnings in the
inn’s Artisan Gift
Gallery, Appalachian Spirit Gallery,
and The Black
Rooster Lounge and Gallery.
www.collinshouseinn.com/blog/fields-woodworking/
www.collinshouseinn.com
G.
The Bank of Marion
102 West Main Street • (276) 783-3116
Locally owned and operated community bank established in
1874 offers friendly service with the latest banking technologies
at sixteen community branches in southwest Virginia and
northeast Tennessee. The Bank of Marion is the fourth oldest
bank in the commonwealth of Virginia.
Second Fridays: Proud sponsor of “Pickin’ on the
Porch.”
www.bankofmarionva.com
H. The Black Rooster Lounge & Gallery *
Inside the General Francis Marion Hotel & Conference Center
107 East Main Street * (276) 783-4800
Southwest Virginia’s premier place for
evenings, events,
and experiences. Our elegantly restored
1920s boutique
hotel offers 36 guest rooms, various
meeting and party
spaces, full-service restaurant, lounge,
and art gallery.
From appetizers and spirits to fine
dining, you’ll enjoy the
festive atmosphere, friendly staff, and
regional arts and
crafts at The Black Rooster.
Second Fridays: Dinner features from
executive chef Marcus
Blackstone — and spectacular desserts.
www.gfmhotel.com or www.blackroosterva.com
I.
Marion Downtown!
138 West Main Street, Suite 101 • (276) 783-4190
A certified Virginia Main Street Community since 1995, Marion
is one of only a select few towns across the Commonwealth
that have been designated for their commitment to downtown
revitalization. More than 180 businesses, offices, churches, and
restaurants welcome you to the heart of the highlands.
www.mariondowntown.org
J.
McNeil Furniture
227 East Main Street • (276) 783-3881
A vital part of downtown Marion since 1943, we remain
family owned and operated. Browse and see our complete
offerings in home furnishings and accessories.
McNeil Furniture on the Web
K.
Herb House Trading Company
1 07 Pendleton Street • (276) 356-9832
New business in 2009. Located in the newly renovated first
floor of the historic Herb House with a unique mix of fine
art, clothing, local crafts, antiques, local produce, regional
foods, quality used furniture and consignments.
Herb House Trading Company on the Web
L.
The Lincoln Theatre
117 East Main Street • (276) 783-6093
From our award-winning bluegrass
series, Song
of the
Mountains,® to classical, jazz,
and more, The Lincoln
Theatre offers an array of
performing arts events in a
beautifully restored 1929 Art Deco
facility.
www.thelincoln.org
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