Abingdon Cinemall
721 East Main Street
I-81, Exit 19
276-623-2121
cinemall@naxs.net
www.cinemall.com
Open 12 noon—12 midnight
Abingdon Cinemall contains
12 movie theaters with wall-to-wall screens,
all stadium seating, plush rocking chairs,
and state-of-the-art digital surround systems. The complex also contains
a "Kid's Corral," featuring an exciting indoor
interactive playground for children aged 3 to 9, and a 30 game arcade.
Stars in the Sky Storytelling
402 Elm Street
276-676-0849
Abingdon Vineyard & Winery
20530 Alvarado Road
I-81, Exit 19
276-623-1255
info@abingdonwinery.com
www.abingdonwinery.com
Open Wed—Sun 12noon-6pm; March 15 - Dec. 15
Tours: $5/person
Abingdon Vineyard and Winery
is located at the intersection of the South
Holston River and a stream trickling through our property.
Our 10 acre / 6000 plant vineyard has 15 different grape varieties.
Our tasting room, patio and picnic tables are a beautiful spot
to relax, enjoy your friends, drink our wines, and eat your own picnic
or purchase cheese and crackers from us. We have 23
different wines for tasting and sales ranging from dry through very sweet
in reds, whites and blushes. We are only one half mile off
the Virginia Creeper Trail and Alvarado Bridge junction.
Arts Depot
314 Depot Square
I-81, Exit 17
276-628-9091
artsdepot@naxs.net
www.abingdonartsdepot.org
Open Thurs—Sat 11am—3pm or by appointment
The Arts Depot is a non-profit,
art gallery with working artist studios.
Eight yearly exhibitions feature regional artists.
Each August the Arts Depot hosts the Virginia Highlands Festival
Juried Fine Art Show. Resident artists work in a wide
range of media including watercolor, weaving, ceramics and acrylics.
Their studios are open to visitors and the artists
are pleased to discuss their work. Housed in a 19th Century Freight Station,
the Arts Depot is located in Abingdon at 314 Depot Square.
Barter Theatre
133 East Main Street
276-619-5406
http://www.bartertheatre.com
Cave House Craft Shop
279 East Main Street
276-628-7721
Dixie Pottery
17507 Lee Highway
276-676-3550
Fields-Penn 1860 House Museum
208 West Main Street
I-81, Exit 17
276-676-0216
tblosser@wkrac.org
www.wkrac.org
Open Wed 11am—4pm; Thurs—Sat 1pm—4pm or by appointment.
Tours: $3/adult, $2/child (6-12), Under 5: Free
Walk through this brick house
built in 1860 and experience the
lifestyles of the homes 19th-Century families.
View the architecture, period furnishings and a regional
decorative arts collection. Highlights include an herb
and kitchen garden, the best parlor and a
loom room featuring home textile production.
Harry L. Coomes Recreation Center
300 Stanley Street
I-81, Exit 19
276-623-5279
coomes@abingdon.com
www.abingdon.com/hlc_index.html
Open Mon, Wed & Fri 6am—9pm; Tues & Thurs 6:30am—9pm;
Sat 8am—6pm; Sun 1:30pm—6pm
Daily Guest fee is $5
The Harry L. Coomes Recreation
Center is a service facility
for the entire community. The facility has both indoor
and outdoor pools, a regulation basketball court, indoor walking track,
tennis courts, Nautilus and cardiovascular
exercise rooms, and picnic/playground areas on site.
In addition, meeting rooms for banquets, parties and
conferences are available for rent as are pools, gym and courts.
Historical Society of Washington County
306 Depot Square
I-81, Exit 17
276-623-8337
hswcva@eva.org
www.rootsweb.com/~vawashin/historic.htm
Mon—Fri 10am—4pm
1st & 3rd Sat 11am—4pm
Founded in 1936 for the purpose
of cataloging and preserving
items relating to local and regional history, the
Historical Society of Washington County, Virginia currently has
more than 800 members in 38 states. We provide
a leading center in the region for genealogical and historical research,
including local and regional history,
published genealogies and family histories; library resources
indexed on a computerized database that currently
contains over 638,000 references; and a library staffed by volunteers.
Library resources include: Census data for Washington County
and nearby counties in Virginia, Tennessee and
North Carolina; cemetery records covering 538
cemeteries in Washington County, Virginia; marriage records
from 1783-1902; more than 1,100 family files and 300 family genealogy books;
and an indexed collection of over 1,800 photographs.
Moonlite Drive-In Theatre
17555 Lee Highway
I-81, Exit 13
276-628-7881
www.moonlitetheatre.com
Contact: moonlitetheatre@aol.com
The Moonlite is a drive-in theatre. The Moonlite is also one of 3 drive-in theatres in the entire coutnry listed on the Registry of Historic Landmarks.
We show 2 movies each night during the summer months & weekends for
Spring and Fall.
Admission: Adults - ages 12 and up $5 each;
children under 11 are admitted free of charge when accompanied by a parent of guardian. We also show
1st run (New) movies. Listen to the movies on radio sound - 87.9FM
Showing rain or shine, but not in the event of a lightning storm. The Moonlite Drive-in Theatre has been in operation from 1949 - Present. Concession stand has food, drinks, popcorn,
candy, etc. Serve: Coke products
Parks Mill
21405 Parks Mill Road
276-628-9191
The Star Museum
170 East Main Street
Abingdon, VA 24210
Star Museum showcases The Weisfeld Collection, one of the east coast’s great archives, spanning
over a century. Located within Abingdon’s Historic District, the museum’s rotating collection contains
one-of-a-kind pieces, some from the personal estates of celebrities;
others used in film, theatre, concert or television performance.
Most of the ‘greatest,’ highly collectible names are present: Gable, Garland, Monroe,
Dean, Presley, et. al. Autographed memorabilia
and original art complete the dazzling effect.
The museum is in walking distance of Barter Theatre
and The Tavern, offering fine dining and libations.
Regular hours are Wed-Sat.,10-4; but visitors are encouraged
to schedule guided tours, day or evening, by appointment.
Hours:
Opens: 10:00 AM
Closes: 4:00 PM
Admission Fee: $10 & $5.
Children Welcome
Telephone:
Museum: (276) 628-2962
Sinking Spring Cemetary
The historical Sinking Springs Cemetery is located 3 blocks
west of the Martha Washington Inn and contains
the graves of some of Southwest Virginia's
earliest pioneers and Civil War soldiers.
For more information, call the Washington County Historical
Society at (276)-623-8337
Virginia Highlands Festival
276-623-5266
http://www.vahighlandsfestival.org
White's Mill
12291 Whites Mill Road
276-628-2960
www.whitesmill.org
William King Regional Arts Center
415 Academy Drive
276-628-5005
http://www.wkrac.org
Zazzy'Z Coffeehouse and Bookseller
380 E. Main St
276-698-3333
This unique blend of a bookstore and cafe is the perfect spot to come and relax, have a good chat, or browse your favorite authors. Set in a two-story Victorian town-house, Zazzy'Z combines all the comforts of home with the luxury of a metropolitan bookseller and cafe.