Roanoke’s Early Boy Scout History: 1910-1920 Stephen Warren Join us on Tuesday, March 24, as the Kegley Lecture Series returns with a fascinating look at the early history of scouting in Roanoke. During the first half of the 20th century, scouting played a vital role...
The Forgotten Conquest of the Old NorthwestA Kegley Lecture Series Program On Tuesday, February 24 at 7:00 pm, join us at Christ Lutheran Church for a fascinating lecture exploring one of the most consequential—and least remembered—campaigns of the American...
An Exhibition of Student Work from North Cross School Celebrate the creativity of young artists and the place they call home at Rooted in Roanoke, a special exhibition and presentation featuring artwork created by students of North Cross School. Hosted at the Roanoke...
Unwind with a creative evening of art, wine, and tradition! Join us for a hands-on workshop where you’ll learn Scherenschnitte (pronounced SHARE-en-shnit-uh), a beautiful and historic German paper-cutting technique known for its intricate designs and striking...
We’re honored to share that the Roanoke History Museum has been selected as a Top 10 Honoree in the 2026 Virginia’s Top 10 Endangered Artifacts Program, presented by the Virginia Association of Museums (VAM) and supported by the Virginia Museum of History &...
Winter has a way of reminding us that, despite our best planning, some things remain out of our control. Due to the arrival of Winter Storm Fern, we have made the difficult decision to cancel the upcoming event in the Kegley Lecture Series. This lecture series has...
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