Reston Association’s biannual Approach Roadshow typically allows patrons to uncover treasures already in their possession during an in-person event.
This year’s treasure hunt experience will go virtual due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. Residents will get the change to present one valuable such as jewelry, coins, porcelain, artwork and heirlooms.
Appraisal experts will offer facts and information on the item, its worth and what can be done with it. Participants should email a photo of their item to [email protected]. Private appointments with experts are also possible.
The event takes place on Oct. 6 from 11 a.m. to noon. Members pay $14 while all others pay $16. Registration is open online.
Photo via Reston Association
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