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- Jane Sathe
49 Winchester, a homegrown Virginia country rock band, is the first band announced for Ting Pavilion's 2027 lineup. Tickets are on sale now.
- Jane Sathe
Veritas Illuminated will return to the Afton-based winery this winter, a new trail, themed lights and a fresh menu.
- Jane Sathe
Coming up, the Blue Ridge Corn Maze and Fall Festival in Afton plans a Halloween Harvest Fun-Fest, the Crozet Book Fest is back and more.
- Heather Price Ives
The Louisa County Animal Shelter has reached a "critically full capacity" and is offering free adoptions to alleviate the strain on the shelter.
- JUSTIN FAULCONER Nelson County Times
The Valley of the Seven Stars music festival attracts tens of thousands of people to Nelson County every year, but residents say the tourism dollars aren't worth it.
- Jane Sathe
Charlottesville-based Kendall Street Company plans to release its new album, "Yodeling Astroman," during a Friday concert at the Jefferson Theater.
- Jane Sathe
Coming up, Art Unleashed statues go up for auction, the Piedmont Environmental Council accepts photography contest entries and more.
Kami Cotler, who played Elizabeth on "The Waltons," dropped by the Virginia county that inspired the show's setting last Saturday to reflect on its lasting legacy.
Coming up, violinist Ray Chen performs in the Tuesday Evening Concert Series, the world premiere of documentary on the Rusty Iris and more.
Halloween isn't just for the young. The Daily Progress has everything you need to know about the best drinks, dance floors and DJs in Charlottesville this year.
Trick-or-treating, cemetery tours, costume parties (for man and man's best friend) — families have plenty of options in Charlottesville this Halloween.
Coming up, "Waltons" star Kami Cotler visits the Oakland Museum, the VA 250 Mobile Museum Experience heads to Nelson County and more.
Get into the Halloween spirit early with the Brisk Band, playing hits from the 1990s and 2000s at Hoover Ridge Park’s Halloween Bash tonight in Madison County.
Charlottesville's annual Mock Star's Ball, which opens the Halloween season in the city, is scheduled for Oct. 23 and 24 this year.
- Jane Sathe
Charlottesville's annual Mock Star's Ball, which opens the Halloween season in the city, is scheduled for Oct. 23 and 24 this year.
- Haley Sandlow
Fresh off his win on Food Network, Farmington Country Club's Charles Zimmerman has tasted victory again, this time at the National Pastry Conference.
- Jane Sathe
Coming up, Charles Peale's collages at McGuffey Art Center, Arts of Fluvanna Studio Tour adds five new artists and more.
- Jane Sathe
The Big Serve pickleball tournament this weekend at Darden Towe Park is the biggest fundraiser for the Big Brothers Big Sisters Charlottesville chapter.
- Jane Sathe
A retrospective exhibition on Charlottesville-based photographer Mary Motley Kalergis opens Friday with a screening of a documentary on her creative process.
- Heather Price Ives
Attendance at the annual Gordonsville Fried Chicken Festival was down 66% this year due to some foul weather.
- Jane Sathe
Thursday's veteran-focused fundraiser for the Gary Sinise Foundation at the Center at Belvedere may be the first, but organizers don't plan for it to be the last.
- Jane Sathe
Lucinda Williams, who heads to Charlottesville Friday, isn't finished protesting the wars, the injustices and — worse — the apathy.
- Haley Sandlow
A recent invasive species workday at the Botanical Garden of the Piedmont was an education in how porcelain berry is choking not just trees, but rivers and wildlife.
- Jane Sathe
Coming up, Gabriel Iglesias brings comedy to John Paul Jones Arena, Lucinda Williams brings her band to the Paramount and more.
- Heather Price Ives
Tickets are now on sale for the Montpelier Hunt Races, scheduled for Nov. 7 at the estate of Founding Father James Madison.
- Heather Price Ives
20 Art Guild of Greene-decorated birdhouses are to be auctioned off this week at the Houses for Healthcare fundraiser for the Greene Care Clinic in Stanardsville.