2019 Floyd House and Garden Tour
Venue: The Floyd Center for the Arts, Floyd
Date: Saturday, June 29, 2019
Time: 9:30 AM - 4:30 PM
Event Types: Food, Miscellaneous, Charity
Cost: $30.00
Description:
The Floyd Center for the Arts presents the Fifth Annual Floyd House and Garden Tour on Saturday, June 29, 2019.

The Floyd House and Garden Tour is a self-guided tour that will feature five beautiful county homes that are excellent examples of the diversity and style embraced by Floyd County homeowners.

“Like prior years, we expect this year’s tour to delight visitors with an eclectic mix of old and new, historic and contemporary” said Linda Fallon, the Center’s board president.

The tour is $30.00 per person and include a gourmet box lunch.

Tickets may be bought in person, by phone at 540-745-2784 or online at https://www.floydartcenter.org/events-1/house-garden-tour-tickets or at the individual houses with cash or check only during the event.

Lunches will be available for pickup at the Floyd Center for the Arts between 11:30 am and 1:30 pm. In addition to the complimentary lunch, visitors can purchase ice cream from Homestead Creamer, who will be set up at the Center during the event. You can pick up and take your lunch or enjoy your lunch with other tour goers at tables in the Community Room at the Center.

Houses on the Tour include:
• Laura and Chuck Cain’s home on Ridgeview Road which was once a dairy farm and has been considerably remodeled

• “Baile na nGael”, Gaelic for “Irish House,” is the sign at the entrance to the many-times enlarged and remodeled farmhouse, dating from 1900 on Canning Factory Road.

• Chad and Kimberly Quesenberry’s home in Willis is a light-filled, two-year-old timber frame house on 112 acres looking toward Buffalo Mountain.

• David and Cathie Plyler’s home off of Conner Grove Road is an almost-new Craftsman-style house with a welcoming aspect, rocking chairs on the house-wide front porch and windows on all sides that maximize the views.

• Silvie Granatelli and Jim Newlin’s house and lower-level terrace in Meadows of Dan looks toward the North Carolina mountains.

All proceeds go to supporting the arts in Floyd, VA.

The event is rain or shine.

Please, no children under 6 on the tour and stow cellphones and cameras when entering homes. There is to be no photography indoors.

Note: The tour cannot accommodate backpacks, wheelchairs, strollers or pets.

For more information, visit:
https://www.floydartcenter.org/house-garden-tour or https://www.facebook.com/FloydArts or call 540-745-2784.