Grandin Theatre announces “Big Screen Classics Series” Rachel Meell July 6, 2020 1 minute read With COVID-19 cases on the rise in the Roanoke Valley, the Grandin Theatre Foundation is planning to adjust their practices to provide patrons the opportunity to come back into the theatre. WFIR’s Rachel Meell has the story: Share: Post navigation Previous: Dr. Pepper Park finally about to launch season of live musicNext: Michael Brown indicted for murder, other charges Related Stories Code Orange: Wildfire smoke, 95-degree heat trigger Roanoke Valley alerts Ian Price July 17, 2026 Mountain Bike National Championships continue through Sunday; attracted former NBA great last weekend Gene Marrano July 16, 2026 Roanoke VIA Day School has new playground designed for students with autism Gene Marrano July 15, 2026
With COVID-19 cases on the rise in the Roanoke Valley, the Grandin Theatre Foundation is planning to adjust their practices to provide patrons the opportunity to come back into the theatre. WFIR’s Rachel Meell has the story:
