
Intentional Small Town Living
No matter where you are in the New River Valley, you’ll always feel at home. The beautiful and safe outdoor landscape and local colleges and universities provide a family-friendly, academically-enriched environment for all ages. Residents are hospitable, kind, and open-minded; they chose to be here and actively support the region’s continued success. The area is full of artisans, craftsmen, and people who truly appreciate their contributions to the community.
Weather in the valley
79°Hi
73°Lo

Community Calendar
- 04/10-2021 Y Spring Expo - Healthy Kids Week (Online)
- 04/10-Grand Opening of Blacksburg Location
- 04/10-Blacksburg Farmers Market with Live Music from Steven Miller
- 04/10-Drive Up Shred-A-Thon
- 04/10-VT Relay Survivor & Caregiver Drive-Thru Celebration
- 04/10-Boats, Tunes & Brews with the Jared Stout Duo
- 04/10-Auto Racing: Shelor Motor Mile Late Model Twin 60's (2021 Season Opener)
- 04/10-Live Music Saturdays with Jake Retting
- 04/10-Women's Lacrosse: Boston College vs. Virginia Tech
- 04/10-Blacksburg Art Group Debuts New Art Co-Op The Art Space
- 04/10-Matt Holloman in Concert
- 04/10-Classic Movie: "Back to the Future"
- 04/10-Live Concert with Buck Fi'ty and the Change (In-Person & Livestreamed)
- 04/10-Mist on the Mountain in Concert
- 04/10-Hard 40 in Concert
- 04/10-Film: French Exit
- 04/10-Virtual Performance of Play: "The Liar"
- 04/10-Performance: Dancing on the Edge (Online)
- 04/10-The New Lonesome Creek Rangers in Concert (In-Person and Livestreamed)
CLIMATE
Virginia’s New River Valley experiences each season in a beautifully striking, yet mild manner. Fiery leaves engulf the trees of the New River Valley each Fall until Winter comes crisp and fleetingly. Spring returns and the mountains burst to life to welcome in the Summer, which settles in and pulls you out of the house for endless adventure. The range of elevation in the NRV makes nights atop mountains sometimes 10 degrees cooler than in the valley below. If you’re hiking to the top of Bald Knob or Buffalo Mountain, be prepared for chillier temperatures.