The Grandin Theatre gets grant to expand its capabilities Emma Thomas August 23, 2022 1 minute read The Community Foundation Serving Western Virginia has named The Grandin Theatre the recipient of a grant totaling more than $100,000. Theatre officials say the money will help them expand their services beyond films. WFIR’s Emma Thomas with details: Share: Post navigation Previous: Drumstick Dash 5K headed back downtown this ThanksgivingNext: Update on Roanoke fire in NW Roanoke yesterday Related Stories Virginia advocates say Spanberger veto on marijuana retail market breaks promise, extends years-long stalemate Ian Price May 20, 2026 Festival in the Park is back this weekend Gene Marrano May 20, 2026 Festival in the Park, historic play coming to Attic Productions Gene Marrano May 20, 2026
The Community Foundation Serving Western Virginia has named The Grandin Theatre the recipient of a grant totaling more than $100,000. Theatre officials say the money will help them expand their services beyond films. WFIR’s Emma Thomas with details:
