Staunton Music Festival hits all the right notes as performers gather for 2025 season
The Staunton Music Festival, one of the most distinctive classical music events, celebrates its 2025 season through August 24.
The Staunton Music Festival, one of the most distinctive classical music events, celebrates its 2025 season through August 24.
Main Street United Methodist Church in Downtown Waynesboro will host a musical performance by JMU doctoral students Alyssa Conde and Aleksandra Velgosha.
The Wayne Theatre will present a musical journey of Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “Cinderella” for two weekends in August.
Virginia Tech has announced its 2025-26 performance schedule for the Center for the Arts kicking off Sept. 19.
The Wayne Theatre will present “Buffalo Rome: The Music of Laurel Canyon” on August 8, part of its 10th/100th anniversary celebration season.
I wasn’t going to write anything about Brian Wilson, who died last month at the age of 82, because what could I possibly say that hasn’t already been said?
Stone Soup Books is officially open at its new Downtown Waynesboro location marking the fourth chapter in its nearly two-decade history.
A new nonprofit, Hot Spot Collective, aims to bring the community together through live music in Waynesboro and Augusta County.
Art Hive, Staunton’s creative reuse and arts center, will host a free, family-friendly celebration on Saturday, July 5 from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Live Arts Theater’s Voyages Season 2024-2025 soars into summer with a teen show double-header: “Young Frankenstein” and “Coriolanus.”
Local news is in “serious jeopardy,” according to experts. Pitch in and help AFP continue to deliver news to the Valley, Virginia and beyond.