June 2010

3-Thu Minds wide open--A Little Lunch Music
As part of the Virginia celebration of Minds Wide Open, the Staunton Public Library is featuring music of women composers, played by Lise Keiter on the piano and her associates. Bring your brown bag to the noon concert or join us for pizza. A Little Lunch Music is sponsored by the Friends of Staunton Library and a free piece of pizza is available courtesy of the Friends and Domino's of Staunton.
Jun 3 at Staunton Public Library:
1 Churchville Avenue,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-3902
www.stauntonlibrary.org

4-Fri  Staunton Braves Baseball
Take me out to the ballgame! Come to watch the Staunton Braves play at Moxie Stadium. The Braves are members of the 11 team Valley Baseball League, a summer collegiate wooden bat league funded in part by Major League Baseball. 45 game schedule on various days beginning early June through early August.
Jun 4-Jul 1. At Moxie Stadium at Gypsy Hill Park:
600 Churchville Ave.,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 886-0987
www.stauntonbravesbaseball.com

6-Sun Art In Bloom
It's a fun afternoon with fabulous food, frosty drink and fantastic items. Join us for a live and silent auction of one-of-a-kind art by students and well-known area artists. From framed art and pottery to outdoor decor and furniture transformed into wonderful art.
Jun 6 at Frontier Culture Museum (Lee Cochran Pavilion):
1290 Richmond Rd.,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 885-3329
art4kids@ntelos.net
www.childrensartnetwork.com

12-Sat Lilies in the Valley Quilt Show
Shenandoah Valley Quilters Guild presents their Bi-Annual Quilt Show. A beautiful Carolina Lily quilt will be raffled; gorgeous quilts made by talented quilters in the Shenandoah Valley will be on display; vendors will be in attendance; a boutique will be set up with handmade items for purchase. Mark your calendars and be on the lookout for more information. Check our website for future announcements and updates!
Jun 12-13 at Ninenger Hall, Bridgewater College:
402 E. College St.,
Bridgewater,
22812
(540) 255-8723
www.svqg.org

12-Sat  Shenandoah Valley Wine Trail Festival
Enjoy a taste of the Valley when the premier Winegrowers from the Shenandoah Valley showcase their award winning wines. Musical performances by Rhythm Road and Scruffy Murphy. Food and Beverages available. Advance tickets will be on sale at the Museum and at the participating Vineyards on May 1.
Jun 12 at Frontier Culture Museum:
1290 Richmond Road,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-7850
www.frontiermuseum.org

14-Mon  Free Flag for Flag Day at Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum
Each family will receive a free flag in honor of Flag Day with admission. In 1916, President Wilson issued a proclamation that officially established June 14 as Flag Day. Enjoy tours of his birthplace, explore the Woodrow Wilson Museum featuring Wilson's Pierce-Arrow limousine, and discover the Kid's Corner. Immerse yourself in the brand new state-of-the-art, fully interactive World War I bunker, trench, command headquarters, and medical triage area complete with lights and sound. See authentic weapons and uniforms from the era as you retrace the unforgettable story of the doughboys. Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum is located in downtown Staunton minutes from Interstate 81, exits 222 or 225.
Jun 14 at Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum:
18 North Coalter Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 885-0897
info@woodrowwilson.org
www.woodrowwilson.org

17-Thu  Grand Caverns June Family Bluegrass Festival
Please visit Grand Caverns Park in Grottoes, VA for great bluegrass music located in Virginia's gorgeous Shenandoah Valley, rich in history and steep in bluegrass tradition. The festival begins at 3pm, Thursday, June 17, with open stage starting the festival. Then on Friday and Saturday, June 18 & 19, the music starts again at 12:00 pm. nationally famous bands and regional bands will perform. Primitive camping will be available. For information and ticket prices visit Lawson Entertainment at www.lawsonbluegrass.com or call Lawson Entertainment at (804) 561-0705 or (804) 921-0606. Other activities at the festival include food vendors, mini-golf, horseshoes, volleyball, picnicking, hiking, fishing, and discounted tours of Grand Caverns, a National Natural Landmark
Jun 17-19 at Grand Caverns Park:
5 Grand Caverns Dr,
Grottoes,
24441
(804) 561-0705
www.lawsonbluegrass.com

18-Fri  Sunsets at the Vineyard - Barren Ridge Vineyards
Please join us on the third Friday of each month for our Sunsets at the Vineyard! Live music from 7-10pm with a beautiful view of the Shenandoah Valley. Bring a picnic or order one of our catered buffet meals by the Tuesday before the event. (Catered meal is an additional $15.) Wine will be available for sale by the glass or bottle and the souvenir wine glass is yours! $10 entry and children under 12 are free. (No outside alcohol, please.)
Jun 18 at Barren Ridge Vineyards:
984 Barren Ridge Road,
Fishersville,
22939
(540) 248-3300
info@barrenridgevineyards.com
www.barrenridgevineyards.com

18-Fri 3rd Fridays
Downtown Waynesboro Comes Alive every 3rd Friday of the month for a night of cultural displays, late night shopping and dining. Enjoy a bite to eat at one of the many unique restaurants offering a wide range of menus from the locally grown organic fare, to Mediterranean fine dining or the mouth watering down home Barbeque. Walking the streets of downtown you can drop in on the live radio show which always features live music, comedy and of course the traditional cliff hanging serial which is always -to be continued-. Enjoy free wine and beer tasting at the local art and wine emporium. The docents at the Waynesboro Heritage Museum always enjoy sharing information on their most recent revolving display. Art plays a major role in the 3rd Friday's event. The Shenandoah Art Center has h
Jun 18 at Downtown Waynesboro:
Main Street and Wayne Avenue,
Waynesboro,
22980
(540) 942-6644
www.waynesboro.va.us

19-Sat the Stone Tower Renaissance Faire
Medieval Fantasies Company is honored to present The 7th Annual Stone Tower Glenn Renaissance Faire to be held at the Natural Chimneys Park. Saturday 10am - 6pm; Masquerade Ball 7pm; and Sunday 10am - 5pm Array thyself in thy favorite garb and join us for a weekend of amazing Performers, Merchant tents filled with wondrous wares, where Knights of Olde clash their swords for Honour and Glory as the Knights of Now test their skill with lance and steed, Games to test your skills, and more Wonders than can be enjoyed in a single day. Activities will include: Human Chess, Maypole Dance, Archery Contest, Knighting Ceremony, and the Muffin Man.
Jun 19-20 at Natural Chimneys Regional Park:
94 Natural Chimneys Lane,
Mt. Solon,
22843
(540) 350-2510
sirblackwolf@medievalfantasiesco.com
www.medievalfantasiesco.com/StoneTowerGlenn.htm

25-Fri  Bike Virginia in Staunton
Bike Virginia is coming to Staunton! Bike Virginia, a multi-day biking event in its 23rd year, will be bringing approximately 2,000 bicycle riders to Staunton for a three day stay. Bikers will arrive and check in on Friday, June 25 and will depart Monday, June 28. Around 1,300 people will be staying in hotels, motels or B&Bs. 700 or so will camp in a -tent city- at Shelburne Middle School.
Jun 25-28 at Staunton Visitor Center:
35 South New Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-3865
www.bikevirginia.org

25-Fri Fourth Fridays Gallery Open House
Galleries and art spaces that plan to be open include: 1. Beverley Street Studio School Gallery and Co-Art Gallery, 22 W. Beverley St. 2. Brownstone Gallery, 122 N. Lewis St. 3. Frame Gallery, 21 N. Market Street 4. Maggie's Beads and Jewelry, 107 W. Beverley St. 5. Morgan-Miles Picture Frames, 128 W. Beverley St. 6. Pretty Pretty, 110 E. Beverley Street 7. Staunton Augusta Art Center, 20 S. New St. 8. Sunspots Studios, 202 S. Lewis St. 9. Vintage Wedding Gifts, 7 E. Beverley St. The following eateries also exhibit original art and will be open: 10. Coffee on the Corner, 140 E. Beverley St. 11. Darjeeling Café-, 219 W. Beverley St. 12. Shenandoah Pizza, 19 E. Beverley St. 13. Zynodoa, 115 E. Beverley St. The FREE trolley will operate from 10:00 am until 10:00 pm with st
Jun 25 at Staunton Visitors Center:
35 South New Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-3971
cormierkb@ci.staunton.va.us
www.visitstaunton.com

26-Sat Frontier Craft Beer Festival
Local distributors showcase their craft beer selections. Enjoy a fun filled day with plenty of music, food and of course..... BEER!
Jun 26 at Frontier Culture Museum:
1290 Richmond Road,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-7850
www.frontiermuseum.org

27-Sun Taste of Jazz
Downtown will transform to an outdoor jazz club featuring a sampling of local musicians dishing up a variety of jazz styles. Merchants, roll out the welcome mat for visitors and residents to enjoy a special summer evening of entertainment, dining and shopping!
Jun 27 at Shenandoah Pizza:
19 E. Beverley Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-3867

 

July 2010

2-Fri Fishersville/Waynesboro Area Gem, Mineral and Jewelry Show - 23rd Annual
Show organized by: Treasures of the Earth Gem & Jewelry Shows. Jewelry makers, goldsmiths and silversmiths from all over the U.S. who can reconstruct, repair, design or make original jewelry from customer selected gems, stones, opals and crystals. Gem trees, wire wrap, wire sculpture, beads, pearls, stone setting, amber, and opal, mineral and fossil dealers. Dealers from Russia will have items and stones unique to that part of the world at our show. Hourly door prizes including a Gold Ring with a precious stone to be given as a grand prize. Admission ticket good all 3 days. Under age 16 free. Free parking. Logon to the website for more information. Location is at I-64 exit 91.
Jul 2-3 at Augusta Expoland:
277 Expoland Road,
Fishersville,
22939
(540) 384-6047
info@toteshows.com
www.toteshows.com

3-Sat Traditional Independence Day Celebration
A traditional 19th century Independence Day celebration. Games, contests, ice cream, food & beverages, and a reading of the Declaration of Independence at noon.
Jul 3 at 1290 Richmond Rd:
Staunton,
22401
(540) 332-7850
info@fcmv.virginia.gov
www.frontiermuseum.org

3-Sat Morgan Car Club Concourse D'Elegance Car Display
The Morgan cars return! Approximately 150 Morgan car enthusiasts will be staying in Staunton from July 2-5 with a special display July 3 from 8am-2pm on Beverley Street between Central Ave. and Market St. Street entertainment and cool cars will be a great start to everyone's Fourth of July festivities.
Jul 3-4 at Downtown Staunton:
27 West Beverley Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-3867

4-Sun  Fishersville/Waynesboro Area Gem, Mineral and Jewelry Show - 23rd Annual
Show organized by: Treasures Of The Earth Gem & Jewelry Shows. Jewelry makers, goldsmiths and silversmiths from all over the U.S. who can reconstruct, repair, design or make original jewelry from customer selected gems, stones, opals and crystals. Gem trees, wire wrap, wire sculpture, beads, pearls, stone setting, amber, and opal, mineral and fossil dealers. Dealers from Russia will have items and stones unique to that part of the world at our show. Hourly door prizes including a Gold Ring with a precious stone to be given as a grand prize. Admission ticket good all 3 days. Under age 16 free. Free parking. Logon to the website for more information. Location is at I-64 exit 91.
Jul 4 at Augusta Expoland:
277 Expoland Road,
Fishersville,
22939
(540) 384-6047
info@toteshows.com
www.toteshows.com

8-Thu Jazz in the Park
Jazz in the Park is a series of free jazz concerts held during the summer and featuring top quality jazz groups. The season begins in July and runs through early September. Over the past 20 years, Jazz in the Park has brought over 1,200 musicians from 15 states and 3 countries to Gypsy Hill Park for performances! Jul 8 The Central Virginia Jazz Orchestra Jul 15 Kip Williams Quartet Jul 22 The Barry Gurley Trio Jul 29 The Liz Barnes Quartet Aug 5 Landon Spradlin Blues Band Aug 12 Butterbean Jazz Quartet Aug 19 Robert Jospe and Inner Rhythym Aug 26 The Dixie Power Trio Sep 2 Funk'n Junction
Jul 8 at Gypsy Hill Park:
1 Churchville Avenue,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 337-6944
www.visitstaunton.com

10-Sat  Summer Extravaganza
The Waynesboro Parks & Recreation Department will be presenting the 31st annual Summer Extravaganza on July 10 & 11. Bring the whole family for a weekend of good music, an arts and crafts show, family entertainment, and lots of great food! Some of weekend's entertainment will include live music (jazz, rock, and country) as well as magicians, jugglers, cloggers and much more. In addition, be sure to check out activities such at the 5& 10K race on Saturday, the Kid's art table, and of course the grand finale fireworks on Sunday evening. Throughout the weekend, Summer Extravaganza will also be offering an Arts and Crafts show at the park. If you are a crafter, and are interested in participating, please call the Parks and Recreation Office at (540)942-6735 for an application.
Jul 10-11 at Ridgeview Park:
South Magnolia Ave,
Waynesboro,
22980
(540) 942-6735
parksandrec@ci.waynesboro.va.us
www.waynesboro.va.us/pr.html

15-Thu Jazz in the Park
Jazz in the Park is a series of free jazz concerts held during the summer and featuring top quality jazz groups. The season begins in July and runs through early September. Over the past 20 years, Jazz in the Park has brought over 1,200 musicians from 15 states and 3 countries to Gypsy Hill Park for performances! Jul 8 The Central Virginia Jazz Orchestra Jul 15 Kip Williams Quartet Jul 22 The Barry Gurley Trio Jul 29 The Liz Barnes Quartet Aug 5 Landon Spradlin Blues Band Aug 12 Butterbean Jazz Quartet Aug 19 Robert Jospe and Inner Rhythym Aug 26 The Dixie Power Trio Sep 2 Funk'n Junction
Jul 15 at Gypsy Hill Park:
1 Churchville Avenue,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 337-6944
www.visitstaunton.com

16-Fri  Sunsets at the Vineyard - Barren Ridge Vineyards
Please join us on the third Friday of each month for our Sunsets at the Vineyard! Live music from 7-10pm with a beautiful view of the Shenandoah Valley. Bring a picnic or order one of our catered buffet meals by the Tuesday before the event. (Catered meal is an additional $15.) Wine will be available for sale by the glass or bottle and the souvenir wine glass is yours! $10 entry and children under 12 are free. (No outside alcohol, please.)
Jul 16 at Barren Ridge Vineyards:
984 Barren Ridge Road,
Fishersville,
22939
(540) 248-3300
info@barrenridgevineyards.com
www.barrenridgevineyards.com

16-Fri 3rd Fridays
Downtown Waynesboro Comes Alive every 3rd Friday of the month for a night of cultural displays, late night shopping and dining. Enjoy a bite to eat at one of the many unique restaurants offering a wide range of menus from the locally grown organic fare, to Mediterranean fine dining or the mouth watering down home Barbeque. Walking the streets of downtown you can drop in on the live radio show which always features live music, comedy and of course the traditional cliff hanging serial which is always -to be continued-. Enjoy free wine and beer tasting at the local art and wine emporium. The docents at the Waynesboro Heritage Museum always enjoy sharing information on their most recent revolving display. Art plays a major role in the 3rd Friday's event. The Shenandoah Art Center has h
Jul 16 at Downtown Waynesboro:
Main Street and Wayne Avenue,
Waynesboro,
22980
(540) 942-6644
www.waynesboro.va.us

17- 18 Sat & Sun Daylily and Wine Festival
If your idea of a great time is enjoying fine food and spirits, learning about gardening, listening to music and relaxing in a beautiful setting with family and friends, then put these two days on your calendar! Listen as Andre Viette broadcasts 'In the Garden with the Viette’s' live from the "Farm" on Saturday from 8am - 11am. Join horticultural and culinary experts in the seminar tents and learn new tips on landscaping, gardening, and cooking. Taste wines from many of Virginia's award winning wineries. Sample some of the finest brewed beers. Enjoy live music while feasting on a wide variety of foods offered by local restaurants. Stroll through the nationally renowned Viette gardens and a diverse range of artisans and crafters. Don't forget the kids - they will enjoy a variety of activities
Jul 17-18 Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce

Andre Viette Farm and Nursery:
994 Long Meadows Rd.,
Fishersville, 22939
(540)324-1133

www.augustachamber.org

22-Thu Jazz in the Park
Jazz in the Park is a series of free jazz concerts held during the summer and featuring top quality jazz groups. The season begins in July and runs through early September. Over the past 20 years, Jazz in the Park has brought over 1,200 musicians from 15 states and 3 countries to Gypsy Hill Park for performances! Jul 8 The Central Virginia Jazz Orchestra Jul 15 Kip Williams Quartet Jul 22 The Barry Gurley Trio Jul 29 The Liz Barnes Quartet Aug 5 Landon Spradlin Blues Band Aug 12 Butterbean Jazz Quartet Aug 19 Robert Jospe and Inner Rhythym Aug 26 The Dixie Power Trio Sep 2 Funk'n Junction
Jul 22 at Gypsy Hill Park:
1 Churchville Avenue,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 337-6944
www.visitstaunton.com

23-Fri  Fourth Fridays Gallery Open House
Galleries and art spaces that plan to be open include: 1. Beverley Street Studio School Gallery and Co-Art Gallery, 22 W. Beverley St. 2. Brownstone Gallery, 122 N. Lewis St. 3. Frame Gallery, 21 N. Market Street 4. Maggie's Beads and Jewelry, 107 W. Beverley St. 5. Morgan-Miles Picture Frames, 128 W. Beverley St. 6. Pretty Pretty, 110 E. Beverley Street 7. Staunton Augusta Art Center, 20 S. New St. 8. Sunspots Studios, 202 S. Lewis St. 9. Vintage Wedding Gifts, 7 E. Beverley St. The following eateries also exhibit original art and will be open: 10. Coffee on the Corner, 140 E. Beverley St. 11. Darjeeling Café-, 219 W. Beverley St. 12. Shenandoah Pizza, 19 E. Beverley St. 13. Zynodoa, 115 E. Beverley St. The FREE trolley will operate from 10:00 am until 10:00 pm
Jul 23 at Staunton Visitors Center:
35 South New Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-3971
cormierkb@ci.staunton.va.us
www.visitstaunton.com

29-Thu Jazz in the Park
Jazz in the Park is a series of free jazz concerts held during the summer and featuring top quality jazz groups. The season begins in July and runs through early September. Over the past 20 years, Jazz in the Park has brought over 1,200 musicians from 15 states and 3 countries to Gypsy Hill Park for performances! Jul 8 The Central Virginia Jazz Orchestra Jul 15 Kip Williams Quartet Jul 22 The Barry Gurley Trio Jul 29 The Liz Barnes Quartet Aug 5 Landon Spradlin Blues Band Aug 12 Butterbean Jazz Quartet Aug 19 Robert Jospe and Inner Rhythym Aug 26 The Dixie Power Trio Sep 2 Funk'n Junction
Jul 29 at Gypsy Hill Park:
1 Churchville Avenue,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 337-6944
www.visitstaunton.com

 

August 2010

10-Tue  Augusta County Fair
Carnival rides, tractor pulls, demo derby, motocross--what could be more fun and exciting! How about dog shows, horse shows, the Worx band, gospel bands, and fireworks. It's all at the AUGUSTA COUNTY FAIR, August 10-14, 2010. NEW THIS YEAR will be Victoria Circus, Stoney Roberts Demolition Derby!
Aug 10-14 at Augusta Expoland:
I-64, Exit 91,
Fishersville,
2293
(540) 337-2552
www.augustacountyfair.com/

12-Thu Jazz in the Park
Jazz in the Park is a series of free jazz concerts held during the summer and featuring top quality jazz groups. The season begins in July and runs through early September. Over the past 20 years, Jazz in the Park has brought over 1,200 musicians from 15 states and 3 countries to Gypsy Hill Park for performances! Jul 8 The Central Virginia Jazz Orchestra Jul 15 Kip Williams Quartet Jul 22 The Barry Gurley Trio Jul 29 The Liz Barnes Quartet Aug 5 Landon Spradlin Blues Band Aug 12 Butterbean Jazz Quartet Aug 19 Robert Jospe and Inner Rhythym Aug 26 The Dixie Power Trio Sep 2 Funk'n Junction
Aug 12 at Gypsy Hill Park:
1 Churchville Avenue,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 337-6944
www.visitstaunton.com

20-Fri  Sunsets at the Vineyard - Barren Ridge Vineyards
Please join us on the third Friday of each month for our Sunsets at the Vineyard! Live music from 7-10pm with a beautiful view of the Shenandoah Valley. Bring a picnic or order one of our catered buffet meals by the Tuesday before the event. (Catered meal is an additional $15.) Wine will be available for sale by the glass or bottle and the souvenir wine glass is yours! $10 entry and children under 12 are free. (No outside alcohol, please.)
Aug 20 at Barren Ridge Vineyards:
984 Barren Ridge Road,
Fishersville,
22939
(540) 248-3300
info@barrenridgevineyards.com
www.barrenridgevineyards.com

20-Fri 3rd Fridays
Downtown Waynesboro Comes Alive every 3rd Friday of the month for a night of cultural displays, late night shopping and dining. Enjoy a bite to eat at one of the many unique restaurants offering a wide range of menus from the locally grown organic fare, to Mediterranean fine dining or the mouth watering down home Barbeque. Walking the streets of downtown you can drop in on the live radio show which always features live music, comedy and of course the traditional cliff hanging serial which is always -to be continued-. Enjoy free wine and beer tasting at the local art and wine emporium. The docents at the Waynesboro Heritage Museum always enjoy sharing information on their most recent revolving display. Art plays a major role in the 3rd Friday's event. The Shenandoah Art Center has h
Aug 20 at Downtown Waynesboro:
Main Street and Wayne Avenue,
Waynesboro,
22980
(540) 942-6644
www.waynesboro.va.us

21-Sat the Stone Tower Renaissance Faire
Medieval Fantasies Company is honored to present The 7th Annual Stone Tower Glenn Renaissance Faire to be held at the Natural Chimneys Park. Saturday 10am - 6pm; Masquerade Ball 7pm; and Sunday 10am - 5pm Array thyself in thy favorite garb and join us for a weekend of amazing Performers, Merchant tents filled with wondrous wares, where Knights of Olde clash their swords for Honour and Glory as the Knights of Now test their skill with lance and steed, Games to test your skills, and more Wonders than can be enjoyed in a single day. Activities will include: Human Chess, Maypole Dance, Archery Contest, Knighting Ceremony, and the Muffin Man.
Aug 21-22 at Natural Chimneys Regional Park:
94 Natural Chimneys Lane,
Mt. Solon,
22843
(540) 350-2510
sirblackwolf@medievalfantasiesco.com
www.medievalfantasiesco.com/StoneTowerGlenn.htm

26-Thu  Jazz in the Park
Jazz in the Park is a series of free jazz concerts held during the summer and featuring top quality jazz groups. The season begins in July and runs through early September. Over the past 20 years, Jazz in the Park has brought over 1,200 musicians from 15 states and 3 countries to Gypsy Hill Park for performances! Jul 8 The Central Virginia Jazz Orchestra Jul 15 Kip Williams Quartet Jul 22 The Barry Gurley Trio Jul 29 The Liz Barnes Quartet Aug 5 Landon Spradlin Blues Band Aug 12 Butterbean Jazz Quartet Aug 19 Robert Jospe and Inner Rhythym Aug 26 The Dixie Power Trio Sep 2 Funk'n Junction
Aug 26 at Gypsy Hill Park:
1 Churchville Avenue,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 337-6944
www.visitstaunton.com

27-Fri  Fourth Fridays Gallery Open House
Galleries and art spaces that plan to be open include: 1. Beverley Street Studio School Gallery and Co-Art Gallery, 22 W. Beverley St. 2. Brownstone Gallery, 122 N. Lewis St. 3. Frame Gallery, 21 N. Market Street 4. Maggie's Beads and Jewelry, 107 W. Beverley St. 5. Morgan-Miles Picture Frames, 128 W. Beverley St. 6. Pretty Pretty, 110 E. Beverley Street 7. Staunton Augusta Art Center, 20 S. New St. 8. Sunspots Studios, 202 S. Lewis St. 9. Vintage Wedding Gifts, 7 E. Beverley St. The following eateries also exhibit original art and will be open: 10. Coffee on the Corner, 140 E. Beverley St. 11. Darjeeling Café -, 219 W. Beverley St. 12. Shenandoah Pizza, 19 E. Beverley St. 13. Zynodoa, 115 E. Beverley St. The FREE trolley will operate from 10:00 am until 10:00 pm
Aug 27 at Staunton Visitors Center:
35 South New Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-3971
cormierkb@ci.staunton.va.us
www.visitstaunton.com

 

September 2010

2-Thu Jazz in the Park
Jazz in the Park is a series of free jazz concerts held during the summer and featuring top quality jazz groups. The season begins in July and runs through early September. Over the past 20 years, Jazz in the Park has brought over 1,200 musicians from 15 states and 3 countries to Gypsy Hill Park for performances! Jul 8 The Central Virginia Jazz Orchestra Jul 15 Kip Williams Quartet Jul 22 The Barry Gurley Trio Jul 29 The Liz Barnes Quartet Aug 5 Landon Spradlin Blues Band Aug 12 Butterbean Jazz Quartet Aug 19 Robert Jospe and Inner Rhythym Aug 26 The Dixie Power Trio Sep 2 Funk'n Junction
Sep 2 at Gypsy Hill Park:
1 Churchville Avenue,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 337-6944
www.visitstaunton.com

4-Sat  Locavore Fest 2010
The first annual festival from the East Coast's capital of local food, beautiful Victorian Staunton, Virginia, will highlight the tastes of the fertile central Shenandoah Valley with a full day of fun for the whole family. The festival will be headlined by Joel Salatin, internationally renowned advocate for local food and sustainable farming, seen in the films -Food, Inc.- and -Fresh,- in Michael Pollan's book The Omnivore's Dilemma, in the New York Times and National Geographic and on CNN. Crafts, activities, and special LOCAVORE FEST menus at downtown restaurants.
Sep 4 at Staunton Visitors Center:
35 South New Street,
Staunton,
24401
lindsay@transitionstaunton.com
www.locavorefest.com/

9-Thu  Grand Caverns September Family Bluegrass Festival
Please visit Grand Caverns Park in Grottoes, VA for great bluegrass music located in Virginia's gorgeous Shenandoah Valley. The festival begins at 3pm, Thursday, September 9, with open stage starting the festival. Then on Friday and Saturday, September 10 & 11, the music starts again at 12:00 pm. nationally famous bands and regional bands will perform. Primitive camping will be available. For information and ticket prices visit Lawson Entertainment at www.lawsonbluegrass.com or call Lawson Entertainment at (804) 561-0705 or (804) 921-0606. Other activities at the festival include food vendors, mini-golf, horseshoes, volleyball, picnicking, hiking, fishing, and discounted tours of Grand Caverns, a National Natural Landmark.
Sep 9-11 at Grand Caverns Park:
5 Grand Caverns Dr,
Grottoes,
24441
(804) 561-0705
www.lawsonbluegrass.com

17-Fri Sunsets at the Vineyard - Barren Ridge Vineyards
Please join us on the third Friday of each month for our Sunsets at the Vineyard! Live music from 7-10pm with a beautiful view of the Shenandoah Valley. Bring a picnic or order one of our catered buffet meals by the Tuesday before the event. (Catered meal is an additional $15.) Wine will be available for sale by the glass or bottle and the souvenir wine glass is yours! $10 entry and children under 12 are free. (No outside alcohol, please.)
Sep 17 at Barren Ridge Vineyards:
984 Barren Ridge Road,
Fishersville,
22939
(540) 248-3300
info@barrenridgevineyards.com
www.barrenridgevineyards.com

17-Fri 3rd Fridays
Downtown Waynesboro Comes Alive every 3rd Friday of the month for a night of cultural displays, late night shopping and dining. Enjoy a bite to eat at one of the many unique restaurants offering a wide range of menus from the locally grown organic fare, to Mediterranean fine dining or the mouth watering down home Barbeque. Walking the streets of downtown you can drop in on the live radio show which always features live music, comedy and of course the traditional cliff hanging serial which is always -to be continued-. Enjoy free wine and beer tasting at the local art and wine emporium. The docents at the Waynesboro Heritage Museum always enjoy sharing information on their most recent revolving display. Art plays a major role in the 3rd Friday's event. The Shenandoah Art Center has h
Sep 17 at Downtown Waynesboro:
Main Street and Wayne Avenue,
Waynesboro,
22980
(540) 942-6644
www.waynesboro.va.us

18-Sat  African American Heritage Festival
Staunton's Annual African American Festival features music, food, arts, crafts and fun for everyone. All events are under the big tent. Join us Sunday morning for worship, and Sunday afternoon for the Gospel Extravaganza!
Sep 18-19 at Gypsy Hill Park:
One Churchville Ave.,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 886-3040
newmantan@aol.com
www.staunton.va.us/aahf

18-Sat Waynesboro Chili, Blues 'N Brews - 4th Annual
Waynesboro Downtown Development, Inc. will host the 4th Annual Chili, Blues -N Brews Cook-off. This full day event creates a recipe for fun; take the tastiest creations of seriously competitive International Chili Society Chefs in a Regional Cook-Off as the main ingredient. Then mix in the local flavor from cooks who think they have the best chili in the area and are competing in the People's Choice Cook-off. Add heat with Smokin' Hot Blues, stir in a wide variety of Brews then sample all the chili you can until it runs out. This recipe makes for a great day the whole family can enjoy beside the South River.
Sep 18 at Constitution Park:
Main Street Downtown,
Waynesboro,
22980
(540) 942-6705
wddi@ci.waynesboro.va.us
www.waynesborodowntown.org

24-Fri Fourth Fridays Gallery Open House
Galleries and art spaces that plan to be open include: 1. Beverley Street Studio School Gallery and Co-Art Gallery, 22 W. Beverley St. 2. Brownstone Gallery, 122 N. Lewis St. 3. Frame Gallery, 21 N. Market Street 4. Maggie's Beads and Jewelry, 107 W. Beverley St. 5. Morgan-Miles Picture Frames, 128 W. Beverley St. 6. Pretty Pretty, 110 E. Beverley Street 7. Staunton Augusta Art Center, 20 S. New St. 8. Sunspots Studios, 202 S. Lewis St. 9. Vintage Wedding Gifts, 7 E. Beverley St. The following eateries also exhibit original art and will be open: 10. Coffee on the Corner, 140 E. Beverley St. 11. Darjeeling Café-, 219 W. Beverley St. 12. Shenandoah Pizza, 19 E. Beverley St. 13. Zynodoa, 115 E. Beverley St. The FREE trolley will operate from 10:00 am until 10:00 pm with st
Sep 24 at Staunton Visitors Center:
35 South New Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-3971
cormierkb@ci.staunton.va.us
www.visitstaunton.com

25-Sat Fortune Williams Music Festival
Annual music festival featuring Jimmy Fortune from the Statler Brothers and Robin and Linda Williams. Other performers as well! You won't want to miss the food, fun and festivities!
Sep 25 at Frontier Culture Museum:
1290 Richmond Road,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-7850
www.fortunewilliamsmusicfestival.org

25-Sat Center Stage Concert Series
Center Stage Concert Series presents professional, international artists to the Shenandoah Valley. Barbara & Frank, The Concert That Never Was Saturday, September 25, 2010 7:30 pm Although Barbara Streisand and Frank Sinatra never actually worked together; it's tantalizing to think what might have been! Cristiana Pegoraro, Sunday November 7, 2010 7:30 pm Hailed by the New York Times as "an artist of the highest caliber. Garth Newel Piano Quartet Sunday, February 27, 2011 3:00 pm. Known for their chamber music performance and virtuosity. Dallas Brass, Friday April 8, 2011, 7:30 pm One of America's foremost musical ensembles.
Sep 25 at Robert E. Lee High School:
1200 North Coalter Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 885-3165
www.centerstagestaunton.org

26-Sun  11th Elegance in Bridal Show
Come to the 11th Elegance in Bridal Show with your wedding thoughts & leave with your wedding planned. Enjoy a fabulous fashion show by Reflections Bridal showcasing the latest wedding trends for the entire wedding party. Visit with premier wedding service providers, receive free bridal magazines, taste food samples, enter to win prizes from participating exhibitors & other giveaways. The first 100 couples will receive free wedding band sets and the 1st 300 brides and or grooms will receive 8 day Mexico Hotel accommodations Certificate.
Sep 26 at Augusta Conference Center:
1640 Lee Hwy,
Verona,
24482
(804) 675-2900

 

October 2010

2-Sat  Apple Days Craft Show
Held under the covered sidewalks of Willow Oak Plaza on Broad Street, the Apple Days Craft Show features more than 100 participants from all over the United States. The juried show features crafts for sale ranging from jewelry and Christmas ornaments to quilts, fine art and handmade furniture. Watch apple butter making, sip cider, eat homemade apple dumplings and enjoy live entertainment.
Oct 2-3 at Willow Oak Shopping Plaza:
901 West Broad Street,
Waynesboro,
22980
(540) 942-6644
www.waynesboro.va.us

2-Sat  Shenandoah Valley British Car Club Show
The annual Shenandoah Valley British Car Show will be held at Ridgeview Park in Waynesboro VA the weekend of October 1st and 2nd. Events begin Friday evening with a reception at the host hotel in Staunton VA and continue with the Saturday Car Show and Saturday evening Awards Dinner. A Sunday breakfast lecture is offered at the host hotel. The SVBCC Car Show is an October favorite. The Blue Ridge Mountains are awash in autumn color and Waynesboro is in the midst of its fall harvest festival.
Oct 2 at Ridgeview Park:
Magnolia street,
Waynesboro,
22980
(434) 295-8469
mharris@cstone.net
www.SVBCC.net

9-Sat River City Wine Festival - 3rd Annual
after enjoying the Virginia Fall Foliage Art Festival and Crozet Art Festival during the day. Plan a beautiful evening along the shore of the South River in downtown Waynesboro, Virginia with live Jazz, wine tasting, and gourmet food vendors. Featuring the valley's premier Virginia Wineries festivalgoer’s will be able to enjoy their day at the Art Show and join us at the River City Wine Festival 2:00 - 8:00 pm.
Oct 9 at Constitution Park:
Main Street Downtown,
Waynesboro,
22980
(540) 942-6705
wddi@ci.waynesboro.va.us
www.waynesborodowntown.org

15-Fri  Sunsets at the Vineyard - Barren Ridge Vineyards
Please join us on the third Friday of each month for our Sunsets at the Vineyard! Live music from 7-10pm with a beautiful view of the Shenandoah Valley. Bring a picnic or order one of our catered buffet meals by the Tuesday before the event. (Catered meal is an additional $15.) Wine will be available for sale by the glass or bottle and the souvenir wine glass is yours! $10 entry and children under 12 are free. (No outside alcohol, please.)
Oct 15 at Barren Ridge Vineyards:
984 Barren Ridge Road,
Fishersville,
22939
(540) 248-3300
info@barrenridgevineyards.com
www.barrenridgevineyards.com

15-Fri  Fall Foliage Bike Festival
Visit the Queen City of the Shenandoah Valley for the Fall Foliage Bike Festival and discover the many attractions of the historic city of Staunton - shops, theater, fine restaurants plus a well planned bike event. Well marked routes, new route options, plus a dance on Saturday night are just a few of this year's festival highlights. Augusta and Rockingham counties offer rolling hills and picturesque country lanes with views of the Alleghenies in glorious fall color. The on-road routes include a variety of terrains and distances, depending on your level of expertise.
Oct 15-17 at Shelburne Middle School:
300 Grubert Avenue,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 885-2668
fallbikefestival@comcast.net
www.shenandoahbike.org

15-Fri 3rd Fridays
Downtown Waynesboro Comes Alive every 3rd Friday of the month for a night of cultural displays, late night shopping and dining. Enjoy a bite to eat at one of the many unique restaurants offering a wide range of menus from the locally grown organic fare, to Mediterranean fine dining or the mouth watering down home Barbeque. Walking the streets of downtown you can drop in on the live radio show which always features live music, comedy and of course the traditional cliff hanging serial which is always -to be continued-. Enjoy free wine and beer tasting at the local art and wine emporium. The docents at the Waynesboro Heritage Museum always enjoy sharing information on their most recent revolving display. Art plays a major role in the 3rd Friday's event. The Shenandoah Art Center has h
Oct 15 at Downtown Waynesboro:
Main Street and Wayne Avenue,
Waynesboro,
22980
(540) 942-6644
www.waynesboro.va.us

16-Sat Book 'Em
There will be approximately 50 plus authors in attendance at the 7th Annual Book -Em literacy event. Authors of various genres and for all ages will be present. Every author will have their books for sale and they can be personally autographed. Many authors will be giving free talks and discussions on their books and other topics. Please visit the Book -Em website at www.bookemfoundation.org and click on the Waynesboro link and then on -Authors Appearing- to see pictures and bios of all registered authors. Keep checking back as more authors are signing up weekly.
Oct 16 at Kate Collins Middle School:
1625 Ivy Street,
Waynesboro,
22980
(540) 942-6683
kearneymp@ci.waynesboro.va.us
www.bookemfoundation.org

22-Fri Fourth Fridays Gallery Open House
Galleries and art spaces that plan to be open include: 1. Beverley Street Studio School Gallery and Co-Art Gallery, 22 W. Beverley St. 2. Brownstone Gallery, 122 N. Lewis St. 3. Frame Gallery, 21 N. Market Street 4. Maggie's Beads and Jewelry, 107 W. Beverley St. 5. Morgan-Miles Picture Frames, 128 W. Beverley St. 6. Pretty Pretty, 110 E. Beverley Street 7. Staunton Augusta Art Center, 20 S. New St. 8. Sunspots Studios, 202 S. Lewis St. 9. Vintage Wedding Gifts, 7 E. Beverley St. The following eateries also exhibit original art and will be open: 10. Coffee on the Corner, 140 E. Beverley St. 11. Darjeeling Café-, 219 W. Beverley St. 12. Shenandoah Pizza, 19 E. Beverley St. 13. Zynodoa, 115 E. Beverley St. The FREE trolley will operate from 10:00 am until 10:00 pm with st
Oct 22 at Staunton Visitors Center:
35 South New Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-3971
cormierkb@ci.staunton.va.us
www.visitstaunton.com

November 2010

7-Sun Center Stage Concert Series
Center Stage Concert Series presents professional, international artists to the Shenandoah Valley. Barbara & Frank, The Concert That Never Was Saturday, September 25, 2010 7:30 pm Although Barbara Streisand and Frank Sinatra never actually worked together; it's tantalizing to think what might have been! Cristiana Pegoraro, Sunday November 7, 2010 7:30 pm Hailed by the New York Times as "an artist of the highest caliber. Garth Newel Piano Quartet Sunday, February 27, 2011 3:00 pm. Known for their chamber music performance and virtuosity. Dallas Brass, Friday April 8, 2011, 7:30 pm One of America's foremost musical ensembles.
Nov 7 at Robert E. Lee High School:
1200 North Coalter Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 885-3165
www.centerstagestaunton.org

19-Fri 3rd Fridays
Downtown Waynesboro Comes Alive every 3rd Friday of the month for a night of cultural displays, late night shopping and dining. Enjoy a bite to eat at one of the many unique restaurants offering a wide range of menus from the locally grown organic fare, to Mediterranean fine dining or the mouth watering down home Barbeque. Walking the streets of downtown you can drop in on the live radio show which always features live music, comedy and of course the traditional cliff hanging serial which is always -to be continued-. Enjoy free wine and beer tasting at the local art and wine emporium. The docents at the Waynesboro Heritage Museum always enjoy sharing information on their most recent revolving display. Art plays a major role in the 3rd Friday's event. The Shenandoah Art Center has h
Nov 19 at Downtown Waynesboro:
Main Street and Wayne Avenue,
Waynesboro,
22980
(540) 942-6644
www.waynesboro.va.us

26-Fri Fourth Fridays Gallery Open House
Galleries and art spaces that plan to be open include: 1. Beverley Street Studio School Gallery and Co-Art Gallery, 22 W. Beverley St. 2. Brownstone Gallery, 122 N. Lewis St. 3. Frame Gallery, 21 N. Market Street 4. Maggie's Beads and Jewelry, 107 W. Beverley St. 5. Morgan-Miles Picture Frames, 128 W. Beverley St. 6. Pretty Pretty, 110 E. Beverley Street 7. Staunton Augusta Art Center, 20 S. New St. 8. Sunspots Studios, 202 S. Lewis St. 9. Vintage Wedding Gifts, 7 E. Beverley St. The following eateries also exhibit original art and will be open: 10. Coffee on the Corner, 140 E. Beverley St. 11. Darjeeling Café-, 219 W. Beverley St. 12. Shenandoah Pizza, 19 E. Beverley St. 13. Zynodoa, 115 E. Beverley St. The FREE trolley will operate from 10:00 am until 10:00 pm with st
Nov 26 at Staunton Visitors Center:
35 South New Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-3971
cormierkb@ci.staunton.va.us
www.visitstaunton.com

29-Mon  Holiday Parade in Historic Downtown Staunton
Holiday Parade in Historic Downtown Staunton brings the holiday season to life! Sponsored by Staunton Downtown Development Association.
Nov 29 at Staunton Visitors Center:
35 South New Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-3867
www.visitstaunton.com

December 2010

17-Fri 3rd Fridays
Downtown Waynesboro Comes Alive every 3rd Friday of the month for a night of cultural displays, late night shopping and dining. Enjoy a bite to eat at one of the many unique restaurants offering a wide range of menus from the locally grown organic fare, to Mediterranean fine dining or the mouth watering down home Barbeque. Walking the streets of downtown you can drop in on the live radio show which always features live music, comedy and of course the traditional cliff hanging serial which is always -to be continued-. Enjoy free wine and beer tasting at the local art and wine emporium. The docents at the Waynesboro Heritage Museum always enjoy sharing information on their most recent revolving display. Art plays a major role in the 3rd Friday's event. The Shenandoah Art Center has h
Dec 17 at Downtown Waynesboro:
Main Street and Wayne Avenue,
Waynesboro,
22980
(540) 942-6644
www.waynesboro.va.us

24-Fri Fourth Fridays Gallery Open House
Galleries and art spaces that plan to be open include: 1. Beverley Street Studio School Gallery and Co-Art Gallery, 22 W. Beverley St. 2. Brownstone Gallery, 122 N. Lewis St. 3. Frame Gallery, 21 N. Market Street 4. Maggie's Beads and Jewelry, 107 W. Beverley St. 5. Morgan-Miles Picture Frames, 128 W. Beverley St. 6. Pretty Pretty, 110 E. Beverley Street 7. Staunton Augusta Art Center, 20 S. New St. 8. Sunspots Studios, 202 S. Lewis St. 9. Vintage Wedding Gifts, 7 E. Beverley St. The following eateries also exhibit original art and will be open: 10. Coffee on the Corner, 140 E. Beverley St. 11. Darjeeling Café-, 219 W. Beverley St. 12. Shenandoah Pizza, 19 E. Beverley St. 13. Zynodoa, 115 E. Beverley St. The FREE trolley will operate from 10:00 am until 10:00 pm with st
Dec 24 at Staunton Visitors Center:
35 South New Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 332-3971
cormierkb@ci.staunton.va.us
www.visitstaunton.com

28-Tue Woodrow Wilson's Birthday Open House
Celebrate Woodrow Wilson's birthday at the Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum. Talk with costumed interpreters and enjoy period music as you tour his birthplace, which will be decorated for the holidays. Explore President Wilson's life and legacy at his presidential library and museum, and see his restored Pierce-Arrow limousine. Visit the beautiful historic boxwood gardens. Cake and punch will be served, and there will be crafts and activities for children.
Dec 28 at Woodrow Wilson Presidential Library and Museum:
18 North Coalter Street,
Staunton,
24401
(540) 885-0897
info@woodrowwilson.org
www.woodrowwilson.org

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