Join us for an evening of music with singer-songwriter Stella Trudel, known for her heartfelt originals and unforgettable performances.

Rooted in the music traditions of Southwest Virginia and beyond, Stella brings to the stage an mix of acoustic creations shaped by years of late-night writing and a true love of sound.

Gourds come in all shapes and sizes and can be used to decorate for many seasons and events, not just Halloween. The Creative Club will be exploring decorating gourds in October that they can use to decorate at home or to give as gifts.

Join us for the opening reception and artist talk for "Connemara to the Blue Ridge," a solo exhibition of paintings by Floyd artist Sarah Hasty Williams.

The exhibit will be on view October 16 – November 15, 2025, and features watercolor and mixed-water media works that capture landscapes, flora, fauna, and living things from two mountain regions deeply connected across time and culture: Connemara in County Galway, Ireland, and the Blue Ridge Mountains of Virginia.

Weaving is one of the oldest crafts humans engage in. Weaving can result in baskets, walls for shelters, cloth, and different kinds of art. November’s Creative Club will learn the ins and outs of basic weaving using found materials. They’ll take home a wall hanging they can display to show their skills.

Back by popular demand—the Creative Club will be making ‘Zines. Join us on December 13 to make your own ‘Zine (magazine). Because it’s December, you may want to consider giving your ‘zine away as a gift.