Live music veterans Clinton Scott and Chris Huddle come together to form Untrained Professionals. Greenbrier Valley Brewing. At its core, the Greenbrier Valley Brewing Company has a flair for creating brews that go down smooth while evolving its beverage line to appeal to a wide variety of craft beer drinkers. With each new brew inspired […]
Fifty-three years into a legendary career, much has changed about The Seldom Scene, starting with the venerable progressive bluegrass quintet’s various lineup iterations over time. But even as band members have stepped in and out of various roles, what’s most important is what hasn’t changed: an undeniable knack for blending both old and new music […]
Start your weekend with this fun-filled night of music. Wild Bean: We are proud to serve Mountain Folk Coffee, local roasts fresh every day. We currently have a wide selection of blends, and single-origin coffee will be available soon. Sold by the cup or whole bean by the pound.
SIDE STAGE █ 1 PM Tavern Dwellers █ 2:30 PM Allen Dale Sizemore █ 4 PM Tavern Dwellers █ 5:30 PM Allen Dale Sizemore MAIN STAGE █ 1:30 PM Mud Hole Control █ 3:00 PM Richard Hefner & The Black Mountain Bluegrass Boys █ 4:30 Chandler Beavers & Friends █ 6 PM Strings of Green […]
The remarkable Violaine Melançon (violin), Dana Kelley (viola), GNPQ, and the 2026 Fellows combine forces to create a weekend of unforgettable chamber music Garth Newel also hosts the Emerging Artist Fellowship Program each summer (an intensive 4-week workshop for college-age students), an Amateur Chamber Music Retreat each spring, and is home to the Allegheny Mountain […]
The remarkable Violaine Melançon (violin), Dana Kelley (viola), GNPQ, and the 2026 Fellows combine forces to create a weekend of unforgettable chamber music Garth Newel also hosts the Emerging Artist Fellowship Program each summer (an intensive 4-week workshop for college-age students), an Amateur Chamber Music Retreat each spring, and is home to the Allegheny Mountain […]
Join Ron Kirk from 10:00 to 11:30 AM every Tuesday at the Fairlea Baptist Church for an enjoyable jam session featuring hymns, gospel hits, Contemporary Christian songs, and folk songs from the ’60s. Please use acoustic instruments only. Everyone is welcome, whether as a performer or a listener. This is Tuesday at Ten.
Music by old-time string band, The Tavern Dwellers The Sportsman Tavern serves great cocktails, doesn't accept reservations, and has bar games. It's a Sports Bar & Dive Bar with live music. The Sportsman Tavern on Edgar Avenue is no stranger to the Ronceverte community. It opened in the 1930s and remained open until the 1970s, […]
Enjoy free live music on the lawn of Carnegie Hall! Tonight’s concert features the high-energy, pop-rock sounds of Deni Bonet & Chris Flynn. Bring your family and friends, a picnic supper, blanket or chair, and dancing shoes-bare feet permitted! Concerts may be canceled or moved indoors dueto inclement weather. Ivy Terrace at Carnegie Hall: FREE […]
Bob McGraw has been playing blues and jazz harmonica in this region for almost 40 years. Blues fans may remember him with The Nat Reese Blues Band, The McGraw Brothers’ Band, Blues Unlimited, and many others. His attention is now focused on jazz; McGraw performs regularly in various duos and trios, weekly with Sister’s Jazz […]
Don’t miss this fun community fair complete with free performances, cruise-in, door prizes, raffles, parade, food, kids’ activities, horseshoe and ornhole tournaments, live music by Richard Hefner & The Black Mountain Bluegrass Boys and Goodson Boys, fireworks, and much more! For a complete schedule of events: williamsburgwv.com. 6571 Shoestring Trail, Williamsburg
As one of the most celebrated ensembles of their generation, GRAMMY® Award-winning Pacifica Quartet promises an evening of riveting chamber music, rich musical storytelling, and masterful ensemble artistry. Known for their astonishing technical command, expressive depth, and fearless interpretations, the Pacifica brings a rare combination of precision and fire to the stage. Founded in 1973, […]
