Winter Wonderland 2020

MOMA’s annual Winter Wonderland is officially open for the Holiday season!

Bring your family and friends to see our community Christmas tree display–spanning two exhibit halls and featuring beautifully decorated trees from 37 local businesses, clubs, churches, and more. This is a perfect opportunity to get a dose of holiday cheer and a sense of Saltville community in a socially distanced setting.

Admission is by donation. Masks are required under Virginia guidelines.

The museum is open from 10-4 Monday through Saturday, 1-4 on Sunday.

Starting on 12/10, The museum will be staying open until 8 PM on Thursdays until the end of December–so everyone gets an opportunity to see the trees!

Winter Wonderland 2020 Tree Sponsors

The Lilly Pad

Smyth County Chamber of Commerce

Loaves and Fishes Food Pantry (Chilhowie)

Smyth Co 4H

New Peoples Bank (Chilhowie)

BB&T (Truist)

Riverview Presbyterian Church

Goodman Jewelers (Chilhowie)

Helen Barbrow Interpretative Trail

Southwest Virginia Community Health System (Saltville)

Buckeye Hollow Church Children

Rich Valley Fair Association

Harper Towing (Saltville)

Saltville Baptist Church

Four Seasons Garden Club (Saltville, Rich Valley)

Saltville Emporium

Allison Gap First Church of God

West Main Baptist Church (Abingdon)

Pizza Plus (Saltville)

Malcolm Haynes Family (Saltville)

Quarry Methodist Church (Saltville)

Breast Cancer Awareness

Saltville Public Library

Friends Community Church (Saltville)

Evelyn Walls Family

Friends of MOMA

Northwood HS Touchdown Club

Town of Saltville

Main St Christian Church (Saltville)

Patriots Tree (Betty Griffitts)

Frances Anne Johnston, DDS, PC (Abingdon)

Childrens Tree (Betty Griffitts)

MOMA Memorial

U.S. Postal Service (Saltville)

A Tangles Thread (Valerie Robinson)

Saltville Senior Citizens

Museum of the Middle Appalachians