Living Out Loud September/October 2022
Written by: LynchburgLiving • October 6, 2022
Recognizing Educators Lynchburg Living is recognizing and honoring the amazing, inspiring educators in our area with the Lynchburg Living...
The Maier Museum of Art at Randolph College
Written by: Logan Smith • October 6, 2022
Many Lynchburg residents are unaware of the Cold War relic humbly nestled on the campus of Randolph College....
A Heart for Artists
Written by: Emily Mook • October 6, 2022
Be Kind Gallery 101 Cultivates a Caring and Inclusive Community for Creatives Viewed from different lenses, a single work of art can tell...
A 120-Year Legacy
Written by: Olivia Carter • October 6, 2022
The Academy Center of the Arts Continues to Hone their Mission Photos Courtesy of The Academy Center of the Arts In its nearly 120-year...
A Perfect Pairing
Written by: Shelley Basinger • October 6, 2022
Dishing up exquisite portions of food and art, ElectricCoArt, Bistro & Market brings a big city vibe to the “World’s Best Little...
A Loving Space to Be
Written by: Rachel Dalton • October 7, 2022
The Loving Co. combines community and coffee Walking up the few steps and through the door to The Loving Co., adjacent to Riverviews...
Sara Ernst Spreads Joy and Life Lessons from One Coast to the Next
Written by: Megan Williams • October 14, 2022
Local artist Sara Ernst is a renaissance woman in every sense of the term. A photographer, published author, illustrator, and musician,...
The Magic of Art and Illusion
Written by: Megan Williams • October 31, 2022
This summer, Ellee Evans, an artist who is from Lynchburg but currently living in Atlanta, set out to alter perception and bend reality....








