Visit Wytheville

09/09/2026

09/08/2026

"Skeeter's Hot Dogs in Wytheville was selected as Virginia's entry in Only In Your State's ranking of 50 Iconic Hot Dogs in the U.S. Worth the Road Trip."

Skeeter's "World Famous Hotdogs" Downtown Wytheville

A Wytheville institution was selected as Virginia's entry on a list of 50 iconic hot dogs worth a road trip.

09/03/2026

There's plenty to do this Labor Day weekend in Downtown Wytheville, whether you're visiting us or enjoying a nice staycation!

Start your weekend early on Thursday with trivia night at Seven Sisters Brewery or by checking out our local Wytheville Museums. Then, on Friday, grab some drinks at Ghost Light Bourbon Bar for Silent Spirits, listen to Corey Snowden at 7 Dogs Brewpub, or sing your heart out at Karaoke Night at Seven Sisters Brewery. On Saturday, start your morning at the Wytheville Farmers Market, then enjoy some live music with Wayne Dunford at Petals of Wytheville and close out the night with Silent Spirits at Ghost Light Bourbon Bar or live music at Seven Sisters Brewery and 7 Dogs Brewpub. Finally, close out your long weekend with SINGO! on Sunday with Seven Sisters Brewery.

While visiting downtown, make your trip a full experience by grabbing something to eat or drink then shopping local. There’s always something to do in Downtown Wytheville, so follow us on Facebook or Instagram or visit www.downtownwytheville.org/weekends to learn more.


Photographed: Skeeter's "World Famous Hotdogs"

08/31/2026

It's almost pumpkin season 🎃, so make plans now to visit Richdale Farm's Fall on the Farm! Take a hayride to the hillside slide, get lost in the corn maze, bury yourself in the corn pit, and pick out the perfect pumpkin.
New in 2026:
Paintball!
Apple Cider Slushies!
Fresh Donuts!

Fall on the Farm is right around the corner! Mark your calendars now!

Opens September 26th – November 1st
Saturdays 10-6
Sundays 12-6

Click link in comments for tickets and season passes.

Make sure to LIKE and FOLLOW our page to get the latest farm news and chances to win free tickets to Fall on the Farm.

08/28/2026

🎨 Gallery on the Go is officially open!

After 13 months of planning and hard work, Downtown Wytheville Youth Community Ambassador Amelia Sprano has brought her vision to life and completed her Youth project.

Amelia transformed a 1970s cigarette vending machine into something that now brings art and creativity to our community. Gallery on the Go gives local artists from across Southwest Virginia a unique way to showcase, promote, and sell their work. Local artist have created small micro pieces of custom art that are placed in the machine for purchase. Many of these old, refurbished cigarette machines are popular in cities across the nation. We now have one right here in Downtown Wytheville!

This project is a great example of what can happen when we give our young people the opportunity to lead, create, and make an impact in their community.
A big thank you to The Eclectic Pearl for allowing us to showcase Gallery on the Go inside their business and for supporting Amelia’s vision and our local artists!
Stop by, check it out!!

08/27/2026

Have you seen The Sensational 70s r***e at Wohlfahrt Haus Dinner Theatre yet? It's receiving rave reviews from theatre-goers. You only have until September 6th to see it, so make your reservations today!

🎸 Turn it up and let’s ROCK! 🤘🔥

The 70’s gave us some of the greatest rock ’n’ roll anthems of all time, and we’re bringing that energy LIVE to the Wohlfahrt Haus stage! 🎶⚡️

Come rock out with The Sensational 70’s R***e! 🪩🎤

08/24/2026

The Town of Wytheville is working on the One Wytheville 2040 Comprehensive Plan. An important part of this plan is understanding the housing needs in our community.

We are asking that you take a few minutes to complete the Housing Survey and share your perspective on housing needs in the Town of Wytheville. We would greatly appreciate your thoughts on the community’s housing needs, priorities, and opportunities for the future.

Complete the survey online:
https://engagekh.mysocialpinpoint.com/one-wytheville

The flyer will also be posted to our town tv’s so you can access the information from there as well.

The survey takes only a few minutes, and your feedback can help shape the future of housing in Wytheville.

08/21/2026

Attention Wytheville citizens - please help us by taking this survey. Your input is invaluable to this initiative.

Wytheville’s Comprehensive Plan guides growth, land use, transportation, and investment, aligning community priorities with state and regional partners.

08/18/2026

A Taste of History in Wytheville!
Some restaurants serve a meal. Others serve a story.
1776 Log House Restaurant is one of those special places. Housed in a building dating back to 1776, this Wytheville favorite has welcomed generations of diners with hearty steaks, Southern hospitality, and a dining experience rooted in history.

Some buildings have been standing since before the United States even existed, and a rare few still serve dinner every day of the week. In a small Virginia

08/13/2026

Remembering Raymond Byrd
On August 15, 1926, Raymond Arthur Byrd was taken from the Wythe County jail and murdered by a mob in one of the darkest chapters in Wythe County’s history.
Byrd was 31 years old, a husband, father of three daughters, and World War I veteran who had served in France. Rather than allowing the justice system to determine his fate, a mob took him from the jail and lynched him.
The tragedy sparked outrage throughout Virginia and contributed to the passage of Virginia’s 1928 anti-lynching law. Yet no one was held accountable for Byrd’s murder.
Today, a historical marker stands at the site of the former jail and is commonly referred to as the “LOVE Park”.
One hundred years later, we gather not only to remember what happened, but to honor Raymond Byrd’s life.
Remembering difficult chapters in our history does not diminish a community. It gives us an opportunity to acknowledge the past, honor those who were lost, and reflect on the importance of justice, dignity, and the rule of law.
Join us Saturday, August 15, at 3:00 p.m. for a Commemorative Flower Laying Ceremony at the Raymond Arthur Byrd historical marker, followed by a gathering at the Wytheville Training School Cultural Center.