Jul 17 Thursday
The Heifetz Institute presents a free concert of solo and chamber music featuring exceptional students from its 2025 summer program.
More concerts and events from the Heifetz Institue: 2025 Festival of Concerts
Jul 18 Friday
The Basketball Tournament (TBT) is a $1 million, winner-takes-all event — and it’s coming to Harrisonburg this summer! The regional will be hosted by Founding Fathers (James Madison Alumni), and feature alumni teams from Penn State and Maryland, featuring star names like Mark Freeman, Andrew Funk, and Anthony Tarke.
Every game ends on a made bucket — no clock, just clutch. It’s fast-paced, family-friendly, and unlike anything else in basketball.
It's not just basketball. It’s TBT.
The Quentin Walston Trio is an exciting piano, bass, and drums jazz group. Featuring memorable melodies, striking rhythms, and adventurous improvisations, they take the classic trio format to new heights! The Quentin Walston Trio will be performing originals from their new album, “Retro Future”!.Doors open: 6:45pmShow Starts: 7:30pmTickets:General Admission: $20Seniors/Students (High School/College): $15Children (Under 15): $10Location: Drum Orpheum Rehearsal Hall.Drum Orpheum Rehearsal Hall is an all-ages venue (unless otherwise stated). The facility is also a "listening" room, so please refrain from having conversations during the artist's performance. Video recording and photography IS allowed, share the experience with all.
Jul 19 Saturday
The Base Camp Summer Concert Series at Massanutten Resort features live music from three diverse bands all on one main stage! There will also be fantastic fun activities for all ages. We will have games like; Giant chess, disc golf, soccer darts, Kan Jam, cornhole, and so much more! For those that can partake, beer and wine along with food to cure what ails you will be available.
Vertigo Red | 8:30 - 10 PM
Based in Annapolis, Maryland’s “premier party rock cover band” covering a variety of radio hits!
Brent Hull Band | 7 - 8 PM
An Augusta County native with over 25 years of regional performance experience, Brent Andrew Hull, accompanied by his band, promises to deliver an eclectic mix of country, pop, rock, hip-hop, and original songs.
ThePhipps and the FUNK | 5 - 6 PM
ThePhipps and the FUNK is a high-energy jam band from Fredericksburg, VA, blending funk, blues, and soul into a genre-defying groove. With just a few musicians and a loop pedal, they create the sound of a full horn-laced band, delivering electrifying live shows across the East Coast.
DJ Nick G | 4 - 5 PM
The Central Shenandoah Valley Master Gardener Association invites the community to join the fun at Dog Days of Summer, a tail-wagging celebration happening Saturday, June 19 at the Harrisonburg Farmers Market at Turner Pavilion.
This lively event will feature a dog show that's sure to delight, complete with clever tricks and high canine fashion. Registration begins at 9:30 AM at the Master Gardener tent in the overflow area behind the Pavilion, and judging kicks off at 10:00 AM, followed by awards and a parade around the Market. Costumes are encouraged, but not required.
The Rockingham Harrisonburg SPCA will be on site with information about adoptable pets and ways to support their important work. Whether you're ready to adopt or just want a dose of puppy love, this is your chance to meet some very good boys and girls.
While you're at the Market, treat your furry friend to something special from Thistle Hill Pet Treats, known for their artisan treats and pet fashion accessories like bandanas and bowties. And don’t miss the Master Gardeners’ tent, where you'll learn about dog-themed plants and how gardening and pet love can grow side by side.
Market Pet Policy Reminder
We love welcoming pets to the Market, but for everyone’s safety and enjoyment, we ask that visitors follow our pet policy:● Service animals are always welcome● Leashes must be 6 feet or shorter● Only bring socialized pets● Clean up after your animals● Pets must not touch any food or merchandise● Pets are not allowed behind vendor booths or in the restricted vendor area● Owners are responsible for any damages or contaminated products
Jul 21 Monday
The Blue Ridge Irish Music School (BRIMS) presents Eimear Arkins (fiddle, vocals) & Eileen Gannon (Irish harp) for afternoon workshops the Charlottesville Waldorf School and an evening concert at Thistlerock Mead Company.Eimear Arkins and Eileen Gannon have been lighting up the Irish music scene in St. Louis and beyond for the past several years. Their musical duet has toured across the US and Ireland. Eimear is an award-winning singer and fiddle player from County Clare with eleven World Irish Music Championships titles to her credit. Eileen, a St. Louis native, is one of the top Irish harp players in the world. She has won numerous accolades including the highly coveted Senior Harp title at the all Ireland harp competition.Together they will perform a beautiful blend of haunting harp melodies, songs, and plenty toe-tapping dance tunes!
Jul 22 Tuesday
For some of us, writing about ourselves can be challenging. It can be difficult to find the right words that are authentic and engaging — especially with the pressure of knowing you never get a second chance to make a first impression. This single-session workshop will guide you in writing a bio that works in a printed program (such as for a reading or an exhibit) or online (such as a networking site or an “About" webpage). We will have time to write, get feedback, and revise. The workshop is taught by Ady Dewey.
Jul 13 Sunday
For Immediate Release: Live Arts Summer Teen Shows Pairs Hilarious Musical YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN with Shakespeare’s Tragedy CORIOLANUS
5/28/25 Contact: Andrew Bryce, Marketing Coordinator | andrew@livearts.org
YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN & CORIOLANUS PSAsPublic Service Announcement to be read June 12 - July 26, 2025
Contact: Andrew Bryce, andrew@livearts.orgKill Date: July 26, 2025
10 second: The teen summer productions of YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN and CORIOLANUS run in repertory July 10 through July 26 at Live Arts Theater in downtown Charlottesville. Visit livearts.org for tickets and information.
20 second: The teen summer productions of Mel Brooks’ and Thomas Meehan’s musical YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, directed by Ti Ames, and William Shakespeare’s CORIOLANUS, directed by Daniel Kunkel, run July 10 through July 26 at Live Arts Theater in downtown Charlottesville. YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN and CORIOLANUS play in rotating repertory. Come see a fresh and unexpected telling of two classic theatrical works! Visit livearts.org for tickets and information.
30 second: The teen summer productions of Mel Brooks’ and Thomas Meehan’s musical YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN, directed by Ti Ames, and William Shakespeare’s CORIOLANUS, directed by Daniel Kunkel, run July 10 through July 26 at Live Arts Theater in downtown Charlottesville. YOUNG FRANKENSTEIN and CORIOLANUS play in rotating repertory. The young actors in these two productions play three characters – their two distinct roles in a glorious silly musical and a Shakespearean tragedy, plus a third role as a member of a hard-scrabble student-run drama club, trying to put it all together. Come see a fresh and unexpected telling of two classic theatrical works! Visit livearts.org for tickets and information.
Jul 14 Monday
Shenandoah Valley Art Center Kids Class: Clay Camp with Lynn Hilton Conyers. For ages 6 – 12, this clay experience covers a mixture of hand-built and wheel thrown projects. Good for all skill levels! Kids will work with wet clay on Monday and Tuesday. There is no class on Wednesday while kilns are fired, and Thursday freshly fired pieces will be glazed. Friday, pieces will be finished, packed, and ready to take home. All supplies included. This is a semi-structured class. It is best for kids who can work somewhat independently, after thorough instruction. ($125, July 14, 15, 17, 18, No Wednesday class! Session 1: 9:00am - 12:00pm or Session 2: 1:00pm - 4:00pm, Location: Windtuck Pottery, 1205 Mt. Torrey Road, Lyndhurst VA, Registration: www.svacart.com )
Jul 15 Tuesday
This summer, the Wildlife Center's Outreach team will travel to libraries around the state to present engaging and inspiring animal programs – including the Culpeper County Library! Come meet the Center's animal ambassadors up-close while listening to the stories they have to share! The Wildlife Center will present a program at 11 AM.
These programs are free and open to the public; registration is not required. See more stops on the library tour and events from the Wildlife Center here.
Jul 16 Wednesday
1st and 3rd Wednesday | June-August | 10-10:30 AM
For preschool explorers and their families: Join us in the Storytime Spot in the Family Garden for 30 minutes of nature-themed reading. NO REGISTRATION REQUIRED.
The Storytime Spot is right next to the Pavilion at the Edith J. Carrier Arboretum. For more information call us at 540-568-3194 or email us at ejcarboretum@jmu.edu