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Monticello Road is a community arts project in Charlottesville, Virginia. Through photography and a series of public events and conversations, we explore how an art can be an essential, integral and everyday part of a healthy community.


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Tuesday, September 25, 2012

Preston Coiner Tribute this Sunday


Listen to 15 minutes of highlights from Preston's talk at our April Storytelling session.

Preston Coiner was a Belmont native, a Clark alum, a generous spirit and a masterful storyteller. He spun some yarns for us at the Monticello Road storytelling event this past April and we were fortunate enough to catch him on tape. We will hear some brief highlights of Preston from that afternoon and share many more recollections about the neighborhood at the Where I Live discussion this Sunday at C’ville Coffee.

Sponsored by the Historic Resources Committee and Celebrate 250, this event is a chance to listen, learn, and discuss the history of one of Charlottesville most interesting neighborhoods. What better way to celebrate this Belmont original than with an afternoon of storytelling?

See you there! Bring your stories, photos and curiosity.

Where I Live: Belmont will take place Sunday September 30 from 3-5 p.m. C’Ville Coffee is located at 1301 Harris Street, Charlottesville, VA.

Print Tributes:
Daily Progress Tribute
Charlottesville Then and Now
DTM
Obituary
Monticello Road Home Page

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Where We Live: Belmont


Ficklin or "Bel Mont" Mansion, UVA Special Collections, c. 1970s. From Historic Resources Committee

Please stop by C’ville Coffee on Sunday, September 20 from 3-5 p.m. for some serious story sharing.

Where we Live—Stories from Yesterday and Today discussion series focuses on a different neighborhood every month and this month they’ve chosen Belmont.I'm sure there will be much talk about Monticello Road, Clark, and many familiar faces and places.

Come out and share your stories, reflections and recollections. Just like last time, we will be recording the stories for posterity.

Where We Live is presented by the Historic Resources Committee and Celebrate250.