The Montgomery Museum of Arts and History, 300 Pepper St. in Christiansburg, will present “Beach Reviews,” an exhibit featuring Blacksburg resident Martha Olson, from Sept. 2 through October 29. The museum will host a reception on Sept. 9 from 5 to 7 p.m. to give the public the chance to meet Olson in person. Olson The post Montgomery Museum to present ‘Beach Reviews’ exhibit first appeared on News Messenger.
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