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Download Brochure Click on map letter for more information about the business. A. Appalachian Spirit Gallery * 136 WEST MAIN STREET • (276) 759-3890 Fine art, gifts, art consultation, special exhibits, and monthly openings. Art includes oils, oil pastels, acrylics, watercolor, giclée, stained glass, wood, jewelry, mosaic, and fabric designs by local and emerging artists. 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 s howcase work of local talent. Second Fridays: Artist receptions, refreshments, and “Pickin’ on the Porch,” featuring area musicians. AppalachianSpiritGallery.comB. Cornett Jewelers124 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. C. Handsome Molly’s118 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 D. Framing Unlimited and Main Street Gifts & Eatery212 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. Garden Party212 East Main Street • (276) 783-9244 Let Trish customize your event inside a beautiful garden setting. Unique décor, great food, and your guests provide the ingredients for a great time! www.mainstreetframingunlimited.com F. a la Carté Café123 South Chestnut Street • (276) 782-4495 Join us for lunch weekdays from 11am to 2pm, and for dinner Friday and Saturday evenings 5-9pm. Enjoy our great selection of signature sandwiches, entreés and homemade desserts in a relaxed atmosphere. Reservations or delivery. Artwork by Denise Hoots and on the web102 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.” 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. 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. J. McNeil Furniture227 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 Company1 07 Pendleton Street • (276) 356-9832New 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 117 East Main Street • (276) 783-6093 From our award-winning bluegrass series, Song of theMountains,® to classical, jazz, and more, The Lincoln Theatre offers an array of performing arts events in a beautifully restored 1929 Art Deco facility. M. The Collins House Inn204 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/ N. 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 O. Headliners213 E. Main Street • (276) 781-0016 Full service salon provides a relaxing atmosphere for men, women, and children for haircuts, perms, and coloring. Other services include massage, manicures, pedicures, and facials. Walk-ins are welcome. Uptown style with downtown flair! Work by local artists adorns the walls. |
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