Love this place! Local artistry and local Roanoke history abound. I believe it had room to grow but…read morewould recommend it to anyone. Staff was great too.

Three different exhibitions going on at one time and all are interesting. Contemporary art with…read moreinformative history made this a great way to spend part of an afternoon.

I had a day to entertain my two year old by myself in Roanoke. This place was perfect! It was in a…read moregreat location, just down the street from our hotel, so we walked. It was a reasonable price. It was the perfect size for her to get through in two hours. She had a blast going from room to room playing in all the different themes. She loved the playground area for climbing and slides. She also loved the little camping area. The Kroger exhibit was quite a hit as well. I loved that she was learning about all the different trades and burning energy at the same time. I also loved the details they put into each station. The news reporting with the live broadcast and microphones were really fun. The working cash register experience at the Kroger experience was awesome. The black light area was a lot of fun too. I think I had as much fun as she did! Definitely recommend for anyone with a toddler and at least two hours to get through it.

My son absolutely loved this place and there were so many activities to do. It's well worth the $9…read moreper person and the price is nothing at all. You can spend hours in here. There isn't time did mission and you can stay as long as you want. There's activities for just about every interest your child can possibly have, a market place, a salon, trains, jungle gyms, digging, construction, sensory play, a black room, literally everything. The staff keeps it nice and clean, but your expected to clean up after your child as well, of course. There's even a section for kids two and below. The only thing I wasn't really fond of was when we first walked in, the employee was talking to my three year old autistic child, and telling him the rules, which he really doesn't understand, and she was expecting a response back from him. Just because you don't know the nature of younger children, I think it's better to direct rules and everything to parents, so they can direct it to the child.

This is a non-profit piece of history. History from the campaigns of the Pacific and European…read moretheaters. A couple, Joe and Tammy Collins have amassed a great deal of artifacts, from families and gatherings of pieces found from all over. They have put this together for our teaching and for those interested in the memorabilia! Very well put together. Check hours for your visit.

Boogie's Wrestling Camp Hall of Fame Museum 2946 Alleghany…read moreSprings Road Shawsville, VA 24162 If you need directions just mapquest the address. As you know, I have over 60-years experience in professional wrestling. I feed my students (men and women) with knowledge on muscle toning, nutrition, and the attitude needed to become a professional wrestler, manager, valet or referee. No size or weight requirement. You will be training under my close personal supervision. In addition, I will teach you how to master interviews, and perfect your ring appearance. We train every Sunday from 12 noon till 4 p.m. It takes an average of one year to graduate and receive your diploma once you have enrolled at "Boogie's Wrestling Camp." My students and I are family, so once you join BWC you are one of us. Simply bring with you $250.00 in cash for a one-time joining fee, plus $20.00 for your first pro wrestling lesson. After that each Sunday bring just the $20.00 fee for your four-hour training session from 12 till 4 p.m. You can also purchase your wrestling ring attire here at BWC: including boots, tights, trunks, singlets, masks, jackets robes, etc from Angel's Wrestling Wear. You have my personal invitation to come to BWC any Sunday at 12 noon to train and start MAKING YOUR WRESTLING DREAMS COME TRUE!! Have a great week. God Bless! See you this Sunday! WWE Hall of Famer Handsome Jimmy "The Boogie Woogie Man" Valiant Have You Ever Wanted To Be A Pro Wrestler? "Where Dreams Come True" Hall of Famer Jimmy Valiant's prestigous wrestling school features some of the best trainers in the U.S. -A Referee? -A Manager? -A Valet? Open 52 Sundays A Year 12-4 $250 Sign Up Fee $20 Per Class Yearly Fall Graduation Two Camera and Television Training Events A Month

Great staff and Ken couldn't be more patient with a couple with 4 left feet. Only had two lessons…read moreso far, but feel like there might be hope for us. If we get the swing of it, think this could be a new hobby :-)

This is the local craft, art and resale shop. Volunteers run it, and there is always something new…read more Great place to find a gift or souvenir. They do not accept debit cards and credit cards.

Science museum with hands on exhibits and learning for kids!…read moreWe spent a good morning playing with family at the museum. We went to the human body exhibits and the magnatiles, blocks and dino dig upstairs. They also had fish in an aquarium on the ground floor.

This was a really cool museum that my wife found online while planning our trip. We came to Roanoke…read moreon vacation and wanted to go here since it was close by where we were staying. I thoroughly enjoyed the Planetarium. The family really enjoyed the parakeet garden. That was a lot of fun to get that up close and personal with over 250 birds all at one time. I highly recommend this for the kids and some adults might enjoy it as well. They have tons of fun things to do and to learn about.

I was here for the Roanoke Pinball Museum…read morehttps://www.yelp.com/biz/roanoke-pinball-museum-roanoke?hrid=_aVRvVUx4AoYrhkv-k-7Cw but spent some time in the atrium and later at the Candy Store https://www.yelp.com/biz/the-candy-store-roanoke?uid=hWDybu_KvYLSdEFzGrniTw. Roanoke has gathered a number of different experiences into this one location and made it quite special. The Harrison Museum of African-American Culture, Kids Square Museum, Mill Mountain Theatre, Roanoke Pinball Museum, Roanoke STARCADE, and the Science Museum. All with one box office and one central atrium. Converted from an abandoned warehouse, it was initially just the art museum, theatre, history and science museum. But it's expanded its tenants and brought a cultural star to the Star City. Awesomesauce. You might find street parking but you'll probably do better with one of the nearby parking decks. [Review 13799 overall, 1120 of 2020, number 1233 in Virginia.]

Stopped by here on my way to my hotel stay and so glad I did! There is so much inside to explore…read moreand check out! Centrally located within walking distance of tons and tons of stores and shops, restaurants, cafés and hotels. The perfect place to spend a day while on your stay in Roanoke Virginia