Delightful. During…read morethe school season, it's a pleasure to have somewhere to take my 3 year old son that's not crowded. We can spend an hour daily going back to his favorite exhibits and exploring new ones. As an adult, I've learned so much already and would love to spend a day here alone. Their "Everyone is Special" initiative focuses on autism with trained individuals in the field--a great opportunity to reach out to others in the Autism community. Spend some time browsing their website. There are a lot of valuable resources here. The staff is wonderful.

We had a great time. Our kids had a wonderful time. I would definitely recommend Amazement Square.read more

This is a small art museum attached to a lesser known college in Lynchburg. The brick building is…read moreat the end of a narrow road on a hill overlooking various athletic facilities. They had a standing collection as well as a visiting exhibition. Their labeling included some works with a "no photography" sign, which I was notified of by non-college-aged staff volunteering there. I took a few pictures which I believe are in compliance. Both rooms had some interesting works, and while it was too small to be a destination spot, the opportunity to see free art is worthwhile if in the area.

I've been coming to Lynchburg for years to work. I'm glad I finally checked out this small but…read morebeautiful collection of art .

Late afternoon of February 27 I spoke with Reese in need of a floral delivery. He was most cordial…read moreand extremely polite with assisting me in my request. Delivered that early evening was a stunning-full (not skimpy) floral arrangement. GORGEOUS, Thank you!

I ordered my friend the birthday cake arrangement for delivery locally. I live out of state and the…read moreonline process was super easy. Delivery was next day she the flowers were STUNNING! Highly recommend!!!! Whole process was super easy

Thomas Jefferson's Poplar Forest is a perfect pairing to the D-Day Memorial in Bedford. Get the…read morecombo ticket, you'll save a good deal of cash! There are guided tours available on a schedule, but we preferred to wander at our own pace. You can go in the house, just be nice and don't touch stuff. They had a free kennel on site, but we couldn't figure out how to work it, and dog's are allowed to stroll the grounds, so we just took turns going inside. I loved walking on the roof, and the cellar was extremely interesting! The shape of the home was intriguing, and there was a ton of information available to read and discover!!

Had the opportunity to travel back East to enjoy some fall activities with friends from my DC days…read more We chose to attend the annual Thomas Jefferson Fall Wine Festival at Poplar Forest. Something we used to do as a group. I once worked for a vineyard in Leesburg VA that closed in recent years yet reminisced with the owner of Notaviva a nearby vineyard that knew the owners. The Founder of Notaviva wrote a book about thier wine and farming journey, pairing elements of wine and music. I really enjoyed the cabernet franc from the property. It may be a surprise that you can order the wine in a bag. Not a bottle and not a box, but a packable bag! It was a beautiful November 70 degree day and the event provided programs, glasses and live music to name a few things. A beautiful day at this historic property. #FallFestival #WineFestival #JeffersonsPoplarForest #CentralVA

It's a lovely space downtown near the river. Fun to walk down there. I like the contemporary…read morepainting exhibit up now until sometime in February.

The Vines Center is located on Liberty University's campus. I have attended a convocation service…read morehere in the past. Most recently, I was here for a degree presentation ceremony for my niece. There is ample seating and all of the seats offer decent views. This is a nice venue. I appreciate their clean restrooms also!

What used to be probably the worst arena in the entire state of Virginia has gone through a massive…read morerefurbishment and it is now one of the nicest and most high tech areas out there. Unfortunately, they only host like 3 concerts annually and because Liberty is a private Christian university they will only have Christian music artists perform there but tickets are always extremely affordable and all seats are general admission. This venue used to have extremely long lines going through security, but they have just recently installed Evolv weapons detectors, which makes people only be able to walk through them in a single file line without the need of emptying their pockets so the lines are not as bad at all they used to.

I'll start by saying that this is the most powerful war museum I've been to. It really stops you in…read moreyour tracks and makes you realize that these boys had lives back home. They had families, girlfriends, friends, farms, etc. No other museum I've been to has been able to capture the detail that this one does. If you get the chance to visit, please talk to Chris if he is around. He was very friendly and gave me my own little tour. He also seems to know everything about all the Bedford boys and their things in the tribute center. I can't say enough good things about this establishment. I will definitely be stopping in when I have more time.

If you're anywhere near Bedford, do yourself a favor and stop by the Bedford Boys Tribute Center…read more It's one of the most heartfelt and moving places I've visited. Dedicated specifically to the Bedford boys and remembering them. The center is small but packed with meaning -- located in the original drugstore where news of the D-Day losses first reached the town. Ken and Linda gave one of the best, most genuine tours I've ever had. You can tell how much care and passion they've put into preserving the stories of the young men from Bedford who were part of Company A. It's not just names on a wall -- these are full lives, memories, families, and sacrifices, honored with much respect and attention to detail. You'll see real letters, uniforms, personal effects... things that hit different when you're standing where their stories started and ended. Thank you, Ken and Linda, for making history personal and for keeping the memory of these men alive. This place deserves every bit of attention it can get.

This is a must see if you are in Lynchburg. The tour only takes 30-45 minutes and is extremely…read moreinformative about the struggles the black community endured. My tour guide was Paul who is a local to Lynchburg and has many personal stories of the athletes! He's also very sweet and a joy to be around! Paul made the tour personal and informative in a way that I will remember always! 10/10 highest recommended place to visit while here.

We caught the Rhythm of Yesterday and Today exhibit. Clean and well kept - in fact quite pretty,…read morethe house that makes Legacy Museum was a great pit stop on the way to our family reunion. Anyone interested in learning more about local black history, especially in the larger African American historical framework, would find this place enjoyable. Although it was quite small, we took away quite a bit of info not just on central Virginia black history but Lynchburg history in general. The pictures were great and the artifacts even better. We were lucky to get a tour by one of the board members. Thankful that this place exists so the history is preserved with it. Wish more new of it. They ask for a donation of $5 I believe but we left $20 for the two of us since it's a nonprofit.