As a result, she now uses her foundation profits, guided by the worldwide Moss Society, to help needy children. Whenever she travels, she makes it a point to visit pediatric hospital centers to encourage children. The museum's displays examine the symbolism in her work and her sources. Guided tours are available. The museum and shop are just south of I-64 at the Waynesboro West Exit 94.
Admission is free.
Every academic year the theater department at this women's college produces four or five major plays, ranging from musicals by Gilbert and Sullivan to Shakespearean productions and several modern and experimental plays. Call for schedules. Musical instruments of the Blue Ridge region are frequently exhibited at the Blue Ridge Institute at Ferrum College. This amateur theater company produces five plays every summer in the middle of a grove of oak trees 2 miles west of Verona. Founded in 1954 by Fletcher Collins, the retired head of Mary Baldwin College's theater department, Oak Grove Players is one of the oldest amateur outdoor theaters in the country.