outdoor gallery of installation art, which features three sculptures by Virginia artists Ed Dolinger, Jessie Ward and Mark Wright. The Art Garden is also home to the museum's Little Post Office, which was founded in 1893 by John B. Anglin as a point on the United States postal service star route; and a 100-year-old Remarkable Tree of Virginia. Performing arts In 1991, Piedmont Arts began a performing arts series. Over 20 years later, the On Stage series features up to five performances per year in a variety of genres. Some artists that have performed as part of the On Stage series include, Bela Fleck and the Flecktones, Step Afrika!, Sam Bush, Barrage, Cherish the Ladies and Aquila Theatre. Education Piedmont Arts brings arts education programs into schools in Martinsville, Henry County and the surrounding areas of Virginia. Elementary through high school students are exposed to plays, musical performances and artist workshops through the museum's outreach programs. The museum also offers guided tours, gallery Treasure Hunts and free on-site crafts and games in the Discovery Room. All art students in Martinsville and Henry County schools have the opportunity to display work in the museum's Foster Gallery, which features rotating exhibits of student work. This gallery is curated by the Charity League of Martinsville and Henry County. References External links Arts centers in Virginia Art museums established in 1961 1961 establishments in Virginia Museums in Henry County, Virginia Art museums and galleries in Virginia Buildings and structures in Martinsville, Virginia