Search
-
Things To Do
- Arts & Culture
- Attractions
- Beer, Wine & Spirits
- Blue Ridge Parkway
- Events
- Free Things To Do
- History & Heritage
- Kid Friendly
- Nightlife
-
Outdoor Adventure
- Leave No Trace
- Trail Guidelines
- Appalachian Trail
- Biking
- Climbing
- Disc Golf
- Fall Color Spots
- Fishing
- Geocaching
- George Washington & Jefferson National Forests
- Greenways
- Hiking Trails
- Horseback Riding
- Kayaking & Paddling
- Kid Friendly Outdoors
- Motorcycle Touring
- Outdoor Outfitters & Shops
- Scenic Drives
- Water Sports
- Wildlife Viewing & Birding
- Classes & Workshops
- Sample Itinerary
- Sample Itineraries
- Shopping
- Spas
- Sports
- Tours
- VBR Savings Pass
- Hotels/Lodging
- Restaurants
- Region
- Plan
Rage Against the Mosaics
- Dates: November 8, 2026
- Times: 2pm - 4pm
- Admission: $30 - $45 (pay what you can options)
-
Location: Scrap Collective
501 E Marshall Ave.
Roanoke, VA 24016 - Phone: (540) 200-8301
- Send Email
- Visit Website
More Information
Rage Against the Mosaics is a hands-on session where broken tiles, glass, and scrap become bold new art instead of landfill waste. Join artist Elizabeth Larson to explore mosaic techniques using rescued materials from Scrap Collective’s storehouse stock.
- Map View:
Rage Against the Mosaics
- 501 E Marshall Ave.
- Roanoke, VA 24016
- to
- Scrap Collective
- $30 - $45 (pay what you can options)
- Details |
Want the latest on Virginia’s Blue Ridge? Securely sign up for our FREE e-newsletter:
Visit Virginia's Blue Ridge 101 Shenandoah Avenue NE Roanoke, VA 24016 (540) 342-6025 (800) 635-5535
Visit Virginia’s Blue Ridge is committed to cultivating an atmosphere that welcomes and celebrates the unique backgrounds, abilities, passions, and perspectives of our vibrant community. As our region’s only destination marketing organization, we have a responsibility to showcase the best the Roanoke Region has to offer, and those assets and strengths come in varied forms. We embrace differences in race, religion, sexual orientation, gender, gender identity or expression, language, visible and invisible disabilities, and all the intersecting identities that make Virginians and visitors alike so unique. We believe our differences make us stronger– and better.
