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Celebrating Art and History Naturally Print E-mail
Jean Galloway   

The Montgomery Museum is hosting an event June 14th that will focus on the environment and our cultural and historical heritage.

  • 10:30am to 4:30pm: See the current history exhibit “The History of Agriculture in Montgomery County”
  • 1:00pm to 3:00pm: Meet the Artist, Melissa Warp, and see her exhibit “Turf War”, an interactive exhibit that deals with the environment.
  • 3:00pm: Lecture on the history of the FFA (Future Farmers of America) by Professor John Hillison of the Virginia Tech Dept. of Agriculture and Extension Education.
  • 2:30pm to 4:30pm: Enjoy an open air event on the lawn of the museum. The focus will be on awareness, preservation and protection of our natural resources. Also, a Farmer’s Market will feature local organic and sustainable farmers offering their home grown produce.

For more information: Montgomery Museum & Lewis Miller Regional Art Center, 300 S. Pepper St., Christiansburg. Call 540/382-5644 or visit us online at www.montgomerymusuem.org.

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