
Two-, three-show weekend opportunities at the Blackfriars Playhouse
American Shakespeare Center’s 2021 Actors’ Renaissance Summer Season features a trio of classics: Macbeth, Henry V, and All’s Well That Ends Well beginning July 9.

American Shakespeare Center’s 2021 Actors’ Renaissance Summer Season features a trio of classics: Macbeth, Henry V, and All’s Well That Ends Well beginning July 9.

Pamplin Historical Park & The National Museum of the Civil War Soldier will proclaim America’s Independence Day on July 4 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. with activities and programs.

Massanutten Resort is touting its summer offerings, including a variety of new activities, the official launch of its expanded Outdoor WaterPark and the opening of its new wellness store, Balanced Roots.

Gov. Ralph Northam is celebrating the grand opening of The Sessions Hotel in Bristol, a project supported by the Virginia Tourism Corporation’s Tourism Development Financing Program with a total capital investment of $23 million and 75 new, full-time equivalent jobs.

In the hit 2015 musical, Hamilton, John Laurens (played by Anthony Ramos) raps the line, “And but we’ll never be truly free until those in bondage have the same rights as you and me.”

Shenandoah University’s first-ever marching band will take to the field in the fall of 2022.

For 27 years, The Community Foundation of the Central Blue Ridge has chosen up to 10 individuals each year from the public schools of Staunton, Waynesboro and Augusta County to honor with the distinction of being named a Dawbarn Education Award winner.

Legendary performer Carlos Santana is coming to Richmond on his “Blessings and Miracles Tour.”

Noam Sela is an Israeli musician who has had some previous experience in the musical world. Back in the early 2000s, his band had released a few singles that were played by national radio stations.

X2 Comedy is partnering with 1 TribeFarm for an Outdoor Summer Fun Series including fresh off the farm food, live music, comedy and beverages and starting on Friday, June 11.
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