Jan/Feb 2018 - Lynchburg Living

Bonsai: Equal Parts Science, Art, and Philosophy

Would you give your friend a baby or a puppy? That’s the stock reply from local bonsai expert, Julian Adams, when people ask him to sell them a bonsai tree...

The Season’s First Snow

Winter made an early appearance in Central Virginia. Snow started falling on December 8 and continued off and on into the next day. While Lynchburg only saw about an inch,...

A Campbell Home

Local Designer Shares Best Secrets for Natural, Simplified Living Set back from the road with a slate walkway leading to its inviting front door, Selena and Jamie Campbell’s home is...

Upfront Jan/Feb 2018

Mark Your Calendars November/December Back to the 80s Bowl-A-Thon AMF Lanes January 20, 9 a.m. Dig out your shoulder pads and acid wash jeans for a day of fun at...

Lynchburg Living’s Best Of

Artists Profile: Kim Clarke Jan/Feb 2018

Title: Ceramic Artist | Age: 57 Kim, we hear you are very new to town. What brought you to Lynchburg? I have been coming to Lynchburg to visit my aunt...

Editor’s Letter Jan/Feb 2018

My favorite part about winter? When it’s over.” A friend of mine posted this meme on Facebook the other day and I immediately clicked “like.” I have perpetually cold hands,...

The Buzz Jan/Feb 2018

Behind the Scenes Photographer RJ Goodwin needs the help of a chair or step ladder when getting his overhead food shots. This issue’s Taste contributor Mikael Blido helped stage the...

Read All About It

A glimpse of local culture as seen through headlines over the past 125 years Long before 24-hour news and the internet, newspapers and word of mouth were how people got...

Local African American Artists Shine

In The Legacy Museum’s Visual Voices Exhibition Art does not exist in a vacuum; art can inspire, lend a voice, unite, and motivate. —Brooke Marcy, Guest Curator of the Legacy...

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