
River City Radio Hour begins eighth season
The River City Radio Hour will begin its eighth season on September 18 at 7:30 pm at the Main Street Methodist Church at 601 West Main in downtown Waynesboro.

The River City Radio Hour will begin its eighth season on September 18 at 7:30 pm at the Main Street Methodist Church at 601 West Main in downtown Waynesboro.

The River City Radio Hour ends its 2014-15 season on Friday, June 19 at 7:30 pm. The final performance of the season will feature an array of talent from the past eight seasons.

WTA and the Hamner Theatre will hold a first reading of a new musical written by Boomie Pedersen and Richard Adams.

As the River City Radio Hour nears the end of this 2014-15 season, it packs the May performance with talent. Jazz chanteuse Nadine Chase, country singer Brian Buchanan, poet/composer David Young (aka Duffy), humorist Marsha Howard, the renown Boogie Kings, and a new serial Ladies of the Library will be combined in a 90-minute performance.

After tallying more than 200 contributions from donors throughout the Shenandoah Valley, the Heifetz International Music Institute today announced the successful conclusion of its “Shenandoah Scholarship Campaign,” an unprecedented dollar-for-dollar $100,000 matching-grant challenge designed to bring some of world’s most talented young musicians to study at the acclaimed Institute regardless of their ability to pay.

Actor Ryan Clemens, relative of Mark Twain (pen name of writer Samuel L. Clemens) will bring his show Meet Mark Twain to the Tuckahoe Clubhouse in Nellysford, VA on Friday, March 27.

The November River City Radio Hour will premiere a new serial Tales from Rose Hall. The four-part serial traces the role a celebrated home played in Waynesboro’s participation in the Civil War.

The Heifetz on Tour concert series kicking off this week will feature violinist and Charlottesville native Madison Vest and cellist Zach Mowitz.

The September River City Radio Hour regulars Boogie Kings and the First Lady of Comedy, Marsha Howard will be joined by John-Robert Rimel, a country-singer phenomenon, and the Amazing Man of Magic, Peter Monticup.

One of the Valley’s longest running productions completes its seventh season on June 20 when the River City Radio Hour takes it final bow at WTA’s Gateway.
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