The Wayne Theatre has had quite the history since it first opened its doors as a vaudeville house in 1926. Read the history of fires, closures, restorations, updates, expansion, and plans for the future here. It’s interesting stuff! Currently, The …
Zeus Digital Theaters is an 8-screen, all digital multiplex located off Lew DeWitt Blvd, in Waynesboro, VA. The theaters are 100% stadium seating with leather rocker high-back chairs. A fantastic sound system with 7.1 Dolby Surround Sound enhances every showing. …
This gorgeous downtown gallery represents the life and work of P. Buckley Moss. She was a prolific artist and a fixture in the downtown gallery during her seasonal open houses. Browse this extensive collection of originals and prints and chat …
Owned by Jake Johnson and his wife, Katie Densberger, Make Waynesboro is a clay studio offering ceramics classes (for both adults and children), studio memberships, and private events. Jake Johnson has been featured in Clay Times, the Lark Books 500 …
Waynesboro is home to Virginia’s first Urban Trout Fishery. Located on the banks of the South River in Constitution Park you can find the river themed LOVEwork. Designed and crafted by local Virginia artist Mark Cline. The L represents wading …
Within the Historic Wayne Theatre, the Exhibit Gallery features revolving exhibits highlighting works of local and national artisans alike. Ticket holders for shows at the Wayne have access to the Exhibit Gallery one hour before and during all performances.
