Help the Shenandoah Valley Art Center Recover After a Devastating Flood

Just before Thanksgiving, a sudden plumbing failure—caused by a faulty part and entirely out of our control—sent water pouring through the Shenandoah Valley Art Center’s main gallery in our newly renovated 416 W Main Street. By a true miracle, no artwork was damaged, and for that we are deeply grateful. Unfortunately, our floors and building structure were not as lucky. The repairs will be extensive, costly, and time-consuming.

We do have insurance and remain hopeful that much of the damage will be covered. However, the impact on our day-to-day operations and programming will be significant in the months ahead. With limited programming during repairs, our ability to stay financially afloat is at real risk.

We’re turning to our community to help us bridge this challenging period. Your support will provide critical interim funds that allow us to keep our doors open, support our staff, and continue serving as a creative hub for the Shenandoah Valley while we rebuild.

If you’re able, please consider contributing. Every donation—large or small—helps ensure that the Shenandoah Valley Art Center can recover, reopen fully, and continue inspiring our community for years to come.

Thank you for your generosity, your care, and your belief in the power of the arts.