The best arts & culture spots in Lynchburg

“Point of Honor gives you a guided peek into Lynchburg’s past inside a beautifully preserved example of Federal architecture, with tours that unpack the families who lived there, the enslaved community, and the stories rooted in Daniel’s Hill. A perfect quick culture fix between errands and dinner.”

From the Lynchburg newsletter, August 3, 2026

“Randolph College collection of American art with a focus on Impressionism & 20th-century Realism.”

“Local museum on the history of Lynchburg exhibiting artifacts, old photographs & artwork.”

“Small house where people with contagious diseases were quarantined during the 19th century.”

“Eclectic collection of art owned by Lynchburg College exhibited in a straightforward space.”

“A climbing tower with slides & zip lines anchors the hands-on exhibits at this educational museum.”

“House-turned-museum of Anne Spencer, a well-known Harlem Renaissance poet & civl rights activist.”

“Informative space with displays on local history and African-American exhibits.”

“Exhibits exploring local Civil War history, set in an 1808 home that served as Union headquarters.”