Arts - The Roanoke Rambler

New Model for Cash-Strapped Jefferson Center Pursued Through Management Firm Idea

“I am very encouraged and very hopeful that there is a path forward,” the facility's board director said.

City Council members said the Jefferson Center is too important to lose.

“Triumph of Hope,” a documentary about three Roanoke-area survivors of the Holocaust, will screen at the Grandin Theatre on April 2.

Center in the Square was not planning on renewing the Harrison museum’s same lease, which is up in 2026.

The museum has settled into a new routine post-pandemic: fewer public hours, more group tours and more special events.

The parade seeks to demonstrate the ability of art and artistic expression to unite disparate people, communities and neighborhoods.

The Black woman’s statue is to be erected where an obelisk dedicated to Confederate general Robert E. Lee used to stand across from city hall.

5 Points Music Sanctuary seeks to raise $300,000 before the end of this month in order to buy the church that’s become their home.