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Richard Howell & Co (opens in a new tab)

1685 Hollins Mill Rd

Richard Howell & Co has serious pipe-organ chops, showcased right here in town with the St. John's Episcopal Church instrument, a 3-manual,…

Richard Howell & Co has serious pipe-organ chops, showcased right here in town with the St. John's Episcopal Church instrument, a 3-manual, 32-stop, 2,063-pipe beauty. Their ethos is simple, the only thing of lasting value is good work, and your ears will agree when you cue up the sample tracks.

From the Lynchburg newsletter, October 27, 2026

Violins and More of Lynchburg (opens in a new tab)

3200 Memorial Ave

Whether school orchestra season is ramping up or your own fiddle itch is back, Violins and More of Lynchburg has rentals, sales, and…

Whether school orchestra season is ramping up or your own fiddle itch is back, Violins and More of Lynchburg has rentals, sales, and meticulous repairs from full-time luthier Sam Howell. Their exclusive step-up line and pro setups help advancing players sound cleaner, happier, and way more confident.

From the Lynchburg newsletter, November 8, 2026

The Piano Guyz (opens in a new tab)

104 Whitehall Rd

Whether your spinet needs love, you're eyeing a quality used upright or grand, or you want pros to move the beast without scaring the…

Whether your spinet needs love, you're eyeing a quality used upright or grand, or you want pros to move the beast without scaring the neighbors, The Piano Guyz deliver with experienced techs, concert ready tuning, careful moving, and restoration that brings pianos back to life. Make this the week you get it tuned.

From the Lynchburg newsletter, November 3, 2026

The Scrappy Elephant LYH (opens in a new tab)

400 12th St

The Scrappy Elephant LYH is a creative reuse art supply store where locals can donate stashes, then score low-priced paints, fabric, yarn…

The Scrappy Elephant LYH is a creative reuse art supply store where locals can donate stashes, then score low-priced paints, fabric, yarn and more. Pop in for studio time or classes, let the kids hit the play corner, and feel good keeping tons of materials out of the landfill.

From the Lynchburg newsletter, October 20, 2026

Hobby Lobby (opens in a new tab)

2315 Wards Rd

Chain carrying a variety of arts & crafts materials, plus party supplies, fabric & home-decor items.

Chain carrying a variety of arts & crafts materials, plus party supplies, fabric & home-decor items.

Michaels (opens in a new tab)

Wards Crossings, Wards Rd

Chain retailer carrying art & hobby supplies plus home decor (most offer classes & custom framing).

Chain retailer carrying art & hobby supplies plus home decor (most offer classes & custom framing).

Lynchburg Music Center, Inc. (opens in a new tab)

6006 Fort Ave

Whether you're restringing a battle-worn Tele or signing a kid up for their first clarinet, Lynchburg Music Center, Inc. is the…

Whether you're restringing a battle-worn Tele or signing a kid up for their first clarinet, Lynchburg Music Center, Inc. is the family-owned since 1988 spot for new and used gear, band and orchestra rentals, repairs, and private lessons, backed by a knowledgeable team that actually speaks your language.

From the Lynchburg newsletter, October 13, 2026

Hill City Music & Repair Lynchburg (opens in a new tab)

20436 Lynchburg Hwy Ste j

From fixing a dented trumpet to setting up your guitar just right, Hill City Music & Repair Lynchburg does full-service repairs, lessons,…

From fixing a dented trumpet to setting up your guitar just right, Hill City Music & Repair Lynchburg does full-service repairs, lessons, rentals through their Music & Arts partnership, and a rotating stash of used gear... perfect for leveling up your practice or finally starting that band.

From the Lynchburg newsletter, October 6, 2026