Spencer-Penn has begun her Annual Giving Campaign! This year we will be sharing a video each week, featuring current donors sharing why they give to Spencer-Penn. On Giving Tuesday we will celebrate our progress towards our Annual Giving goal of $30k in a live Facebook post, where we will also draw a winner for a…
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In a days drive
WSLS features Spencer Penn Centre Music Night in their segment "In a days drive"
One of the must see stops in our area.
Bluegrass at it's finest!
Mary Jordan Family Fun Zone dedicated at Spencer-Penn
The Spencer Penn Centre, in partnership with the United Way of Henry County & Martinsville, held a dedication ceremony Saturday for the Mary Jordan Family Fun Zone addition to the centre's library.
Jordan, president of Spencer-Penn Centre, taught at Spencer-Penn Elementary School before it closed in 2004.
The Family Fun Zone, which adjoins the library, was Jordan's former kindergarten classroom and was named after her to honor her years of dedication to young children.
The addition, made possible with funding from The Harvest Foundation, expands the library with an area for families with younger children and focuses on learning through play beginning at birth.
Sheryl Agee, director of children's initiatives for the United Way, thanked Harvest for its continued support of efforts to better prepare children for success in school and life. "What we invest in children during these important years not only aids in their future success but has a direct impact on the economic development of our community. It's a win-win for everyone," she added.
Agee also recognized the Blue Ridge Regional Library for its support and help in developing the Spencer-Penn addition, which was modeled after the Family Place Library in Martinsville.
Tommy Slaughter of the Henry County Board of Supervisors presented Spencer-Penn with a resolution from Henry County commending the effort of Spencer-Penn, the United Way and The Harvest Foundation for recognizing the lifelong benefits the Family Fun Zone would bring to the community.
The Centre featured on the PBS series “On the Road”
Watch the Spencer Penn Centre featured on the PBS series "On the Road". This video highlights the history of Spencer Penn and the restoration that is now the Centre.
The Centre featured on WSET 13’s “Living in the Heart of Virginia”
Mary Jordan talks with Tab O'Neal from WSET 13 about the Louise Lester Banquet Hall. Take a tour and learn about it's history and the beautiful rental space it has become.
The Centre featured on WSET 13’s “Living in the Heart of Virginia”
Take a in depth look at the Centre with Mary Jordan hosted by Tab O'Neal. Take a tour of the The Charles and Rose Hylton Library and The Roy C Stone Tech Lab. See all the rooms that you can rent at the Centre, you just might find the perfect space for your next wedding, family reunion, or party.
Cooking up dreams at the Spencer-Penn Centre
HOLLY KOZELSKY Bulletin Accent Editor One could expect to be fed well at a day-long seminar for people interested in starting a food-based business. Wednesday at Spencer-Penn Centre, the tables in back were laden with muffins, bagels, candies and other delights as about 40 participants watched the speakers on stage at "Starting a Food-Based Business."…
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Cooking, meals are family affairs
Skyler Walthall gives his mom, Amanda Walthall, a bite of Mini Carrot Cake Cup as the Murdock family gathers to taste some of their favorite foods in the Spencer-Penn Centre Kitchen. They were getting ready for the kids cooking camp Skyler's grandmother and Amanda's mother Dana Murdock, at right, will teach next week at the…
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