Virginia Tech: Center for the Arts announces 2025-26 performance schedule
Virginia Tech has announced its 2025-26 performance schedule for the Center for the Arts kicking off Sept. 19.
Virginia Tech has announced its 2025-26 performance schedule for the Center for the Arts kicking off Sept. 19.
One June day in 1967, after a standout baseball career at Broadway High, senior and recent graduate Hunter Hollar got in a car with Baltimore Orioles scout Art Ehlers.
Grab your boombox, fishnet stockings, boots and leg warmers, because ShenanArts is taking audiences back to the decade of loud everything.
This Saturday, AEW will return to the Dallas-Fort Worth area for “All In Texas.” In the spirit of honoring Dallas’ storied wrestling history, the subject of this week’s Rewind-Mania will be World Class Championship Wrestling.
When he takes the podium later this month in Cooperstown, new Baseball Hall of Famer Billy Wagner will most likely mention a few Virginia towns in his acceptance speech.
The Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge awarded $571,083 in 2025 Community Grants to 143 local nonprofit organizations.
Silver Line Theatre Exchange invites audiences to experience Rajiv Joseph’s raw and unflinching play “Gruesome Playground Injuries” in July.
Live Arts Theater’s Voyages Season 2024-2025 soars into summer with a teen show double-header: “Young Frankenstein” and “Coriolanus.”
The Wayne Theatre’s 2025-2026 ERAS production season begins in August with Rodgers and Hammerstein’s enchanting musical, “Cinderella.”
The Moss Arts Center will undergo a name change as the center works to cultivate additional support in Blacksburg and the New River Valley.
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