Historic Grandin Village, located just 2 miles from Downtown Roanoke, has something for everyone. For an hour, a day, or a lifetime, Life is Grand in the Village. Come see for yourself, we're expecting you!


The GVBA meets the first Wednesday of each month from 9am-10am in the Valley Bank Community Room. Meetings are open, all businesses are welcome to participate.

Tuesday, September 14, 2010

Grandin Village Welcomes CUPS!


Now OPEN in Grandin Village!

CUPS Coffee & Tea
Sun - Mon 7-2:30
Tue - Thu 7-7:30
Fri - Sat 7-midnight

CUPS is proud to serve sweet and savory treats from local purveyors: Roanoke Natural Foods Coop, Viva La Cupcake, Bread Craft and Lick the Spoon.

Find CUPS on Facebook HERE

Monday, April 5, 2010

Celebrate Earth Day 2010 Saturday, April 17th in Grandin Village!


Celebrate Earth Day in Grandin Village!

For an updated list of activities:
- To visit the Facebook Group, click HERE
- For a list of Roanoke Natural Foods Co-op activities, click HERE

Wednesday, March 10, 2010

A Celebration of Spring! Visit the Village for Savings, March 27th


Celebrate Spring Savings in the Village!
Saturday, March 27th


A Celebration of Spring - from 1pm to 5pm - Meet local artist, Jeanie O'Neill, the creator of wonderfully whimsical oils, exquisite handbags, and unique custom wardrobe pieces. Her daughter Brennen will be on hand to show, sell, and schedule bookings for Silpada jewelry. What better time to book a get-together that your friends can finally get out of their driveways to attend. Susan Stidham, from the Lifestream Center, will be demonstrating (on lucky volunteers) her Ionic Detoxifying Footbaths. And Lisa Cochran will share her world of Scentsy Wickless Candles and scents - how many more reasons can we give you to throw a party??
There will also be a great SPRING SALE going on all day. Don't miss out!

New to Me Consignment Boutique - Sidewalk Sal

Too Many Books -
20% OFF SALE!

Viva La Cupcakes - visit the new location on the corner of Memorial & Grandin for special savings!

Village Flowers - 20% OFF SALE and Roanoke Valley SPCA Pet Food Drive. Be sure to visit "Petunia's Corner" for dog friendly gifts - canines welcome, doggie treats available! New location: 1919 Westover Avenue

Reid's Fine Furnishings - special deals!

Black Dog Salvage - look for NEW ARRIVALS of fun and fanciful Mexican Iron... roosters, flamingos, iron planters, garden furniture and more! 20% off Black Dog merchandise with a pet food donation * discounts may vary by vendor

Roanoke Natural Foods Co-op - tastings and more!

Katherine Devine Fine Art Studio - GRAND OPENING! Just above Reid's Fine Furnishings, 1320 Grandin Road. Offering private art lessons and workshops for adults , offering after school art for elementary and middle school youth and hosting arts experiences and birthday parties for our youngest artists.

Grandin Court Recreation Center - Open House showcasing all of the new programs! Located behind All Sports Cafe - 2621 Barnham Road

Friday, February 19, 2010

Stop Hunger Now: Haiti - You can help! Sunday, March 14th @ Patrick Henry High School


Volunteers needed to help pack meals for Haiti:
Sunday, March 14th
Patrick Henry High School
11am-8pm

Please join us Sunday, March 14, 2010 at Patrick Henry High School to pack dehydrated meals for Haiti through Stop Hunger Now, an international food relief organization. Roanoke area churches, colleges and civic groups are soliciting donations and volunteers for this event– a project to package 140,000 meals to send to Haiti in the aftermath of the recent earthquakes.

Working in shifts of one and a half hours, volunteers of all ages will assemble packets of rice, soy, dehydrated vegetables and a flavoring mix with vitamins and minerals. These packets will be shipped to Haiti in April.

Between 500 and 700 volunteers and $35,000 are needed to pack 140,000 meals. The event will last from 11 to 7 on Sunday, March 14.

We hope to make this event as diverse as possible and welcome volunteers of all ages, denominations and backgrounds. Our website is www.stophungernowroanoke.wordpress.com.

For additional information, contact Jenny Fife, Coordinator, St. Elizabeth’s Episcopal Church: jlgarrett@mindspring.com or 540-797-8174.

To see WDBJ's interview with Bob Grebe,
click HERE.

Tuesday, February 2, 2010