Playhouse in Virginia

Destination DC is a travel agency located at 901 7th Street Northwest in Washington, District of Columbia, United States. This institution offers the opportunity to see unique attractions such as the only Da Vinci painting in the Americas, the oldest urban national park, and the largest library in the world. With over 60 playhouses, 99 companies, and 180 productions per year, DC's theater scene is truly one of a kind. Washington, DC is home to the National Cherry Blossom Festival, a celebration of the beautiful cherry blossom trees that bloom in the spring. This vibrant city also offers cutting-edge theater performances, outdoor activities in Rock Creek Park and along the waterfronts, and a diverse dining scene. Spring is the perfect time to create lasting memories in the nation's capital.

Laurel Bluff Cabins is a real estate and travel agency located at 2654 Stable Road in Hillsville, Virginia. Nestled in the heart of the Blue Ridge Mountains, Laurel Bluff Cabins offers the perfect spot to enjoy outdoor activities in Virginia. From hiking and biking on the New River Trail to wine tasting at nearby wineries such as Chateau Morrisette and Shelton Winery, there is something for everyone to enjoy. During the summer months, guests can experience festivals such as the state BBQ championship in Galax, Floyd Fest, HoustonFest, and the Old Time Fiddlers Convention. Nearby attractions include Mount Airy, N.C. (Mayberry), where visitors can explore the Andy Griffith Playhouse, museums, and attend events like Mayberry Days and The Autumn Leaves Festival.

Located in the Front Royal Historic District, Balthis House is a museum housed in a vernacular Federal style townhouse from the late 18th/early 19th century. This rare surviving example in Front Royal has significant later additions from the mid-19th century, expanding the street facade and adding a brick ell. The interior retains its original layout with architectural features salvaged from demolished houses on Chester Street. The property includes outbuildings such as a kitchen dependency, a late 19th-century playhouse, and mid-20th-century recreations. The Balthis House has a rich history, with previous owners including a revolutionary war hero and a family of blacksmiths. The property served as a residence and business for the Balthis family, who made significant additions to the house during their ownership. The house was once a hiding place for a Confederate soldier during a Federal raid. The Warren Heritage Society Historical Center & Museums offers historic house tours at specific times, allowing visitors to explore this unique piece of Front Royal's history.