Charlottesville: Fridays After Five returns to Ting Pavilion Friday, runs through Sept. 5
The 37th season of Fridays After Five returns to the Ting Pavilion in Charlottesville on Friday, April 18.
The 37th season of Fridays After Five returns to the Ting Pavilion in Charlottesville on Friday, April 18.
There we were at the Keller Williams show at The Foundry in Waynesboro, watching a Baby Boomer dance like he simultaneously had no bones and was being shocked by a taser.
WTJU launched in Charlottesville in 1957. The station didn’t begin broadcasting rock-n-roll until 1970.
Staunton Schools is celebrating a season of high musical achievement in March, also known as Music in Our Schools Month.
Post Oak Middle School student Heaven Leigh of Spotsylvania County has further emerged into the music industry at age 11 with “Why I Cry.”
The Wayne Theatre hosted the 20th Annual Poetry Out Loud state finals and a Fredericksburg Academy senior will advance to nationals.
Stuarts Draft High School will present “Bright Star–School Edition, inspired by a true story of love and redemption in the American South.
A 5,000-person music hall will open at the Virginia Beach Oceanfront on Sunday, May 4, with a performance of Three Dog Night.
Wilson Memorial High School students will present “Grease” this weekend in the high school’s auditorium after snow stops falling.
ShenanArts presents the evocative and dynamic play, “The Undeniable Sound of Right Now,” by the writer and producer of “House of Cards.”
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