Jun 27 Saturday
FREE ADMISSION!Cooter's Garage Band performs live every Saturday! 1pm-3pm
Jun 28 Sunday
FREE ADMISSION!Bluegrass Concert live every Sunday 2pm-4pm
Jul 16 Thursday
The Sperryville Summer Concert Series is back and runs over five months, May through September. This year’s lineup includes returning and new top local bands appearing on the Sperryville stage in the River District, at 6PM every third Thursday, with rain dates every fourth Thursday, each month.
July 16: A local favorite with an irreverent twist, District Dad Band gets the crowd dancing to everything from bluegrass to classic rock to pop hits. They promise fun for the whole family — and the occasional surprise cover you didn’t know you needed.
The concerts are located near the beautiful confluence of the north and south branches of the Thornton River, at the end of River Lane (accessed from Water Street) next to Copper Fox Antiques and Copper Fox Distillery. For those using GPS, the address is 7 River Lane, Sperryville, VA 22740. Check out the rest of the concerts here!
Aug 20 Thursday
The Sperryville Summer Concert Series is back, and runs over five months, May through September. This year’s lineup includes returning and new top local bands appearing on the Sperryville stage in the River District, at 6PM every third Thursday, with rain dates every fourth Thursday, each month.
August 20: For over two decades, Tinsmith has delighted audiences with high-energy Celtic and Appalachian old-time music flavored with touches of blues, funk, and jazz. A three-time invitee to the North Texas Irish Festival, the band has played venues from The Barns at Wolf Trap to the Potomac Celtic Festival.
Aug 21 Friday
Joins us for a night of Family fun with live music, great food, bounce houses, and much more! Event is cash only with an ATM on site. Friday night "Jack & Davis Reid Music" will perform and Saturday night "Roadducks" will be performing
Aug 22 Saturday
Sep 12 Saturday
A Night to Die For is an interactive murder mystery wedding reception benefiting Connections Early Learning Center. Guests are invited to step into a three-part evening of suspense, celebration, unexpected twists, prizes, art, and community connection—all unfolding in the middle of a wedding reception dinner where not everything goes according to plan.
Connections Early Learning Center is a community-centered early learning program rooted in curiosity, collaboration, and real-world connection. Through hands-on learning, local partnerships, hot meals, and meaningful community engagement, we believe children thrive when they grow within a strong, connected “village.”
This annual fundraiser supports the daily operations and enrichment programming that make our work possible. The evening will also feature silent auction baskets curated through collaborations with local businesses, highlighting the strength and creativity of our broader community.
Curious about what we do—and the impact community collaboration has already made? Visit our website to explore our mission, our projects, and our growing track record of turning community support into real, visible outcomes. As for the mystery itself… we’ll let you solve that part on your own.
Sep 17 Thursday
September 17 – Gold Top County Ramblers: This beloved Sperryville-based band brings their signature “string rock” and bluegrass spirit to close out the season.
Sep 20 Sunday
Mumford & Sons is coming to Charlottesville, VA on September 20th, 2026 at 7:30PM! They will be bringing along special guest Marcus King Band to John Paul Jones Arena!
Sep 25 Friday
The opera Zorro! by composer Hector Armienta -- first showing on the East Coast!
Come for a story of love and heroic swordfighting, as the Californios struggle against the oppresive Old World Spanish monarchy! This new opera (premiered 2022) has been described as Puccini meets Mexico. Sung in English and Spanish, with English supertitles.. The opera had been shown with great success at Santa Barbara, San Jose, Arizona, and elsewhere in the Western USA; we are proud to be the first to bring it to the East Coast.
The work is set in the early 1800's, when there was great political upheaval in Spain and México. Inspired by true events in history and based on the pulp fiction character Zorro, a young man returns from Spain to the place of his birth - el pueblo de Los Ángeles. It is there, he will find his destiny and be reunited with a young mestiza he was once forbidden to love.
Tickets are available now, with reserved seating.$75, discount $70 (seniors, first responders, military, teachers, college faculty and staff, musicians, librarians), students $15, Tuesday students $10
Live fully-staged opera with world-class cast.See casting details at www.operainwilliamsburg.orgVA250