Shenandoah Valley Art Center is a nonprofit community art center in Waynesboro featuring exhibits, open artist studios, classes, and workshops. They’re now showing work from their members and contemporary cloth constructions from Susan Lapham.
More about exhibits, ongoing yoga and movement classes and upcoming events at svacart.com
Shenandoah Valley Art Center is a proud financial supporter of WNRN.
Valley Hope Counseling Center is a nonprofit agency in Waynesboro offering professional outpatient counseling services. They aim to provide affordable, quality mental health care to community members of any gender, race, religion or income. Their counselors work with clients to address a wide range of mental health and emotional stress issues.
To learn more about their services and how they can help, additional information is available online at valleyhopecc.org or by phone at 540-941-8933. With hope, tomorrow can be better.
Valley Music Academy is a nonprofit in Waynesboro that provides music instruction to the community, offering need-based scholarships for children. This year’s summer programs include Musikgarten and Rock Band Workshop for teens.
More information is available online at valleymusicacademy.org.
Waynesboro First Aid Crew is a nonprofit 911 emergency transport agency in Waynesboro with a mission to provide quality pre-hospital emergency care and rescue services to the citizens of Waynesboro and the surrounding areas.
They are staffed and available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
More information is online at wfacrescue1.org
Blue Ridge Children’s Museum is are a nonprofit in Waynesboro that provides programming to families of young children to help connect them with the nature, culture, and community in the Central Shenandoah Valley through play and exploration.
Their Natural Playground is open to the public to come and explore. BRCM is getting ready to renovate the indoor space in the coming weeks for indoor and outdoor programs in the fall of 2024. They will be hosting many of their familiar programs like toddler time, family yoga, and seasonal programs. They also have some new programs to share that we are looking forward to bringing to the community.
More information is online at blueridgechildrensmuseum.org
The Waynesboro Heritage Foundation is a nonprofit foundation which operates the Waynesboro Heritage Museum as well as the early 19th-century Historic Plumb House Museum in Waynesboro, Virginia. They preserve and share the history of Waynesboro and the immediate surrounding area.
They believe that preserving our collective history is a collaborative effort, and invite you and your family to visit them in Downtown Waynesboro, at the corner of Main and Wayne, to learn about Waynesboro together. Their doors are open 10-5 Tuesday through Saturday.
Along with a permanent gallery, they have on display until October an exhibit about the centennial of Waynesboro’s Rosenwald School, and opening this July 2nd is a new joint exhibit in collaboration with the Waynesboro Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs, who are celebrating 100 years of service to the community in 2025.
June is Pride Month, and to celebrate, each week we are revisiting sessions with some of the many LGBTQ+ artists that have been on the show. This week, we look back to 2010, when Janelle Monae visited the show to discuss her then new album, The ArchAndroid. Hear an interview and performance from the multi-talented visionary Janelle Monae, on the next World Cafe.
Guster’s ninth studio album, Ooh La La is out now. And their newest single, “Keep Going” is your Free Weekly Download at WNRN.org!
The band, while reflecting on this song and album, explained that … “One thing we’ve continually done as a band is acknowledge what’s going on in our world but still bring some positivity to the music,” says guitarist Adam Gardner. “We’re always going to be real about what’s happening, but we still want to leave people with a feeling of hope.”
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