Marion Visual Arts Events

Thursday, June 7 6:00p
William King Museum, Abingdon
We are hosting a Local Authors Book Signing at the Museum on Thursday, June 7 from 6 to 8 p.m. This event is in conjunction with the Panoramic Gallery Reception for Kathy Gibian.

Tuesday, June 5 10:00a
William King Museum, Abingdon
The idea of an aesthetic fusion of popular culture with Appalachian vernacular in many ways invites a calamity of principles and taste.

Tuesday, June 5 10:00a
William King Museum, Abingdon
Circles in the Sand: Aboriginal Art from Australia’s Central Desert in the Kluge-Ruhe Collection includes work from three desert communities – Papunya, Yuendumu and Balgo – each with their own distinct history

Wednesday, June 13 12:00p
Old Salem Museum And Gardens, Winston-Salem
In celebration of Juneteenth, the country's longest-running observance of the abolition of slavery, Old Salem is hosting a luncheon, featuring a guest speaker, Justice Henry E.

Wednesday, June 6 7:00p
Cinemark Tinseltown USA 14 Bristol, Bristol
Misunderstood and treated with cruelty wherever he goes, Frankenstein's friendless creature strikes a terrifying deal with his creator.

Thursday, June 7 7:00p
Cinemark Tinseltown USA 14 Bristol, Bristol
Misunderstood and treated with cruelty wherever he goes, Frankenstein's friendless creature strikes a terrifying deal with his creator.

Thursday, June 21 7:30p
Cinemark Tinseltown USA 14 Bristol, Bristol
Dr. Harvey Karp weaves modern science and ancient wisdom together to help families raise happy, patient and cooperative children.

Thursday, Aug 16 8:00p
Cinemark Tinseltown USA 14 Bristol, Bristol
Michael J. Nelson, Kevin Murphy and Bill Corbett riff on one of the worst films of all time -- "Manos" The Hands of Fate.

Thursday, June 14 7:00p
Cinemark Tinseltown USA 14 Bristol, Bristol
Presented by Canada's Stratford Shakespeare Festival. A Q&A session with Christopher Plummer and director Des McAnuff follows the play.

Wednesday, June 13 6:30p
Cinemark Tinseltown USA 14 Bristol, Bristol