Events in Harrisonburg

Charlottesville Parks & Recreation

Advisory Board Meeting

The Charlottesville Parks & Recreation Advisory Board holds a public meeting focused on the community’s parks, programs, and recreation services. Community members can share ideas, learn more, and engage in decisions that promote equitable access and a high quality of life. An agenda is available, and the meeting is open to the public.

Buying In Today's Market

Buying in Today's Market is a free educational workshop that helps prospective homebuyers navigate current conditions with clarity. Hosted by Spencer Wenger, Realtor, and Chris Carson, Mortgage Loan Originator with Integrity Home Mortgage Corporation, the session explores what recent market trends mean for buyers, how delaying a purchase can affect overall cost, and how renting compares with owning when it comes to building wealth. Participants will also learn about advantages available to buyers right now, ways to understand interest rates and available financing, and practical strategies to make homeownership more attainable. It is designed for first-time buyers, people considering a move, and anyone curious about the housing market. Complimentary hors d'oeuvres and refreshments will be provided.

Her+ Trail Ramble

Spend time on the Massanutten Western Slope with a femme-focused community trail run that welcomes women who are new to trails, BIPOC participants, nonbinary people, and trans women. An electronic waiver is required before taking part, and no parking pass is needed since a run leader can provide one upon arrival if you do not have one. This is a stay-together outing rather than a training session, and the group pauses to gather at each intersection. Plan for a 3-mile loop with the option to continue for another three. The route begins on double-track gravel toward the pond for about a mile and a half, then shifts to singletrack. Typical loops cover Boundary, Pond, and Creekside, then continue on Homestead and Red White + Blue. The meeting point is the Massanutten Western Slope parking lot. Weather updates and cancellations are shared on Facebook and Instagram stories at @svbcoalitionbike and @svbcoalition, and the run will be canceled if the Weather.com forecast shows a 40 percent or greater chance of storms. Group leaders include Abigail Brewer, Amanda Presgraves, Anna McCoy, Ashley Welch, and Caroline Prendergast.

Kids Lawn Party

Open to children and teens 18 and younger, this event is free to attend.

BBCOB Activity Building

Children’s Lawn Party

This no-cost lawn gathering for children offers a cheerful outdoor get-together.

Briery Branch Church

Bingo for Love packs

At Interstate Bowl North, this event features 10 rounds of bingo with prizes that include Pampered Chef items along with a variety of other rewards. Admission is $20 per person. The first ten attendees to arrive will receive a door prize.

Interstate Bowl North

Edith J. Carrier Arboretum

Story Time in the Understory

Children of all ages and their caregivers can enjoy story time beneath the trees with Mr. Randy in the Family Garden at the Edith J. Carrier Arboretum.

Dogs 2 Read 2 @Elkton Community Library

Kids in grades K-5 can sharpen their reading abilities by reading aloud to Timber, a trained and well-behaved dog. The program features certified therapy dogs from the Alliance of Therapy Dogs.

Elkton Community Library

Stand-Up Comedy

At Cave Hill Farms Brewery, FWAF's comedy night showcases clean-ish, high energy stand-up from top regional talent.

Cave Hill Farms Brewery

Geeks Who Drink Trivia

Teams face off in a weekly Geeks Who Drink pub trivia night at Pale Fire Brewing. Entry is free, and winning teams take home prizes. The quiz unfolds across seven rounds, creating a lively team challenge.

Summer Library Tour

The Wildlife Center’s Outreach team is bringing its summer library tour to the Weyers Cave Station of the Augusta County Library with an engaging program featuring the Center’s animal ambassadors. Attendees can see these animals up close and learn their stories. The program is free and open to the public, no registration is required, and it is geared toward ages 5 and older.

Augusta County Library

Weekly Massanutten Western Slope Dig Days

Volunteer dig sessions on the Western Slope of Massanutten focus on building and maintaining singletrack while strengthening community. No prior trail work experience is required, and all tools are provided. Wear work clothes with long pants and closed-toed shoes, and bring water and gloves if you have them. Follow the red trail work signs to reach the work site on the Western Slope. These gatherings aim to be both productive and enjoyable, offering a meaningful way to give back to the trails.

"Freedom Eagle" Paint & Sip

Settle in at Marceline Vineyards for a paint and sip led by local artist Cindy Morgan. Participants will create a patriotic eagle painting in celebration of the nation’s 250th anniversary, with a pre-traced canvas, paints, brushes, and all needed supplies included. Cindy provides clear, step-by-step guidance from start to finish so everyone can leave with a finished piece.

Thursday Salsa Community Classes | Drop-Ins Welcome

Thursday salsa community classes offer a welcoming series that builds from Level 1 to Level 3. Drop-ins are welcome, and no partner or prior experience is required. Participants can enroll in a four-week series or attend with a partner for additional discounts. Comfortable clothing is encouraged, with sneakers and everyday wear well suited for the class. The atmosphere is judgment free and lighthearted, with room for laughter over any missed steps, and questions and feedback about how each movement feels are welcomed as the class progresses.

Thursday Bachata Community Classes

Build your Bachata skills in a welcoming class series that moves step by step from Level 1 to Level 3. No partner or prior experience is required, and drop-ins are welcome. Participants may enroll in a 4-week series, with additional discounts available when attending with a partner. Comfortable clothing is encouraged, and sneakers or everyday wear work well for this class. The floor is judgment free, and mistakes are embraced as part of learning, keeping the time lighthearted with room for laughter over missed steps. Instructors invite questions and feedback so movements can be clarified and the experience can evolve as the class progresses.

Death by Bellows w/ Alex Lagoda

Shanty Night returns to Restless Moons Brewing with a pirate themed singalong. Death by Bellows performs sea songs and Irish drinking tunes, as Christo rotates between accordion, kick drum, kazoo, and guitar. Song sheets will be available and choruses will be projected, making it easy for everyone to sing along. Special guest Alex Lagoda, a Ukrainian bandura player and vocalist who has called Rockingham County home since 1990, shares stories and history of Ukraine through performances on the bandura that honor the culture and strength of the Ukrainian people. Attendees in pirate attire receive one dollar off their first draft. Admission is free.

Thursday Dance Socials

Enjoy a casual weekly social focused on Latin and partner dance styles, featuring Salsa, Bachata, Kizomba, Zouk, and a touch of Swing. All levels are welcome, no partner or prior experience needed, and drop ins are accepted. A separate dance class is available, and bringing a partner can qualify you for additional discounts. Wear something comfortable, with sneakers and everyday clothes working well. The environment is supportive and lighthearted, where questions are encouraged, learning through mistakes is embraced, and a few laughs over missed steps are part of the experience.

World's Largest Swim Lesson

The 17th annual World’s Largest Swimming Lesson is a free program at Massanutten Outdoor WaterPark that emphasizes swimming as an essential safety skill for children. Created by the World Waterpark Association in 2010, this worldwide initiative unites facilities for a coordinated lesson focused on preventing drowning, which is the leading cause of death for U.S. children ages 1 to 4 and the second leading cause for ages 5 to 14. Online registration information will be available soon.

Massanutten Waterpark

Morse Code Jewelry and Wearables for Teens

At North River Library, teens ages 11 to 17 transform a meaningful word into Morse code, the classic pattern of dots and dashes, and craft it into a wearable piece such as a bracelet or lanyard. The project focuses on creating a simple daily reminder or source of motivation that can be carried everywhere.

North River Library

Weekly Activities at the Library

Explore a changing selection of library activities created for children in kindergarten through fifth grade. The specific focus rotates each week, with details available on the Massanutten Regional Library Calendar. This recurring program takes place on the first Thursday.

Crafty Kids @Grottoes Branch Library

Designed for children in grades K through 5, Crafty Kids takes place on the fourth Thursday of each month. Each program features a different craft and encourages kids to use their imagination.

Grottoes Branch Library

Dogs 2 Read 2

Children in grades K through 5 can practice their reading skills with a friendly, well-behaved dog at Village Library. Meet Mac and share a story with a patient canine listener who loves to hear every word.

Village Library

Singo

At Pale Fire, Singo turns bingo into a music game. Instead of numbers being called, players mark their cards when they recognize short song clips. It is free to play and offered every Thursday.

World Cup Watch Party

This watch party at Pale Fire Brewing Co. features each USA World Cup match on TV screens, with beer on draft and unique theme-inspired releases.

Finally Fridays with Jimmy O.

Finally Fridays offers a relaxed experience with dinner or lighter bites available in the Bistro. The tasting room remains open, and guests can enjoy wine on the courtyard.

CrossKeys Vineyards

Friday Fatty MTB Ride!

Friday Fatty mountain bike rides have returned for the season. This long-running local tradition gathers at a designated trailhead, and the specific route and meeting spot are announced each week. Riders can expect moderate to high technical terrain, with outings typically lasting 2 to 4 hours. For the latest plan, watch the social channels or contact the shop.

Major Softball Fundraiser

Enjoy dinner from Fat Boys BBQ & More while supporting the restaurant and the Broadway Major Softball girls as they raise money to help cover travel expenses for their state tournament in Abingdon.

Fat Boyz BBQ & More

Brent Hull

Brent Hull, from the group Maybe Tomorrow, returns to Marceline Vineyards for an upbeat set of live music with wine on hand. Maybe Tomorrow performs as a full band or as an acoustic duo and covers a wide range of songs, delivering a high energy experience.

Theater

Hear | Here: A Year-Long Play Reading Series

Settle in at Black Sheep Coffee Harrisonburg for an evening of plays read aloud and thoughtful conversation over a cup of coffee. Part of a year-long reading series, this installment features Stop Kiss by Diana Son, offering a chance to hear the script brought to life and discuss it together. Admission is free and no reservations are needed.

Black Sheep Coffee

Annual Tent Sale

This two-day tent sale features deep discounts, last-chance items and deals on products you have been eyeing. Everything happens under a tent, creating a straightforward way to browse and save throughout the event.

New Creation

Rockingham Cooperative ACE Hardware - Verona

Pressure Canner Testing - Verona — Rockingham Cooperative

Get set for canning season with a pressure canner testing opportunity at Rockingham Cooperative Ace Hardware - Verona. Attendees can bring their pressure canners to be tested so their equipment is ready for the season.

Edith J. Carrier Arboretum at JMU

Homeschool Happening!

An inclusive, multi-age playgroup designed for homeschoolers of every age, background, and educational philosophy. The gathering uses a flexible, drop-in format, so participants can arrive and leave as it best fits their day.

Toast the Weekend: Little Walter and the Convictions

Little Walter and the Convictions make a return appearance on the Toast the Weekend stage with a set featuring music from the Animals, the Beatles, the Yardbirds, and the Zombies.

Bluestone Vineyard

Live Music: Shane Click

Shane Click returns to Marceline Vineyards for a live music performance. An award-winning, full-time artist with hundreds of shows to his name, he is known for an expansive catalog and energetic connection with the audience. His set spans favorites by Elvis, Johnny Cash, Alabama, Poison, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Oasis, Tina Turner, and Van Morrison, among many others. He has performed at venues across Virginia and has mentored fellow local musicians. Honors include Best in the Valley, Best Local Band, received as a solo performer. The performance pairs live music with the winery setting and its wines.

Hampton Inn Harrisonburg-University (Harrisonburg, VA)

Harrisonburg - Virginia Concealed Carry Class - $55

Prepare for your Virginia Concealed Carry Permit with a focused training class in Harrisonburg at the Hampton Inn Harrisonburg-University. This is the only class required for the Virginia Concealed Carry Permit. The course fee is $55. Weapons and ammunition are not sold at the class.

Base Camp Summer Series Concert

Base Camp is reviving a classic summer vibe with a concert series that feels like a full-on seasonal celebration. Three bands spanning different genres set the tone for an evening of continuous music, with a DJ keeping the momentum going between sets and featured performances from DJ Cam and DJ Nick Gee. The party extends beyond the stage with giant chess, soccer darts, cornhole, and other yard game favorites. Ice-cold beer, wine, and a range of food options are available throughout. The cover charge is waived for this event, making it easy to enjoy the music, games, and relaxed summertime atmosphere.

Rockingham County Fair Grounds

Pullin' into Summer - SVTPA GARDEN & Mini Rod Tractor Pull

Rockingham County Fair Grounds hosts an SVTPA event featuring garden and mini rod tractor pulls in the grandstand area. Admission is free, bleacher seating is available, and food will be offered. New participants are welcome. A $40 membership and insurance fee applies, along with a $20 per hook fee. For rules, review the Facebook page or website. For questions, contact Mike Dispanet, president, at 540-578-3125, or Jeff Keplinger, vice president, at 540-578-1485.

Black Sheep Coffee Harrisonburg

Friendly City Group Run

A friendly morning group run gathers at Black Sheep Coffee in Downtown Harrisonburg. Runners, walkers, and run-walkers of any pace or distance are welcome. Route options include 3, 5, and 10 miles. Parking is available in the bank lot during non-office hours, on nearby streets, or in the parking garage. Restrooms are available before the run or walk. Afterward, participants connect over coffee.

The Journey - 2026 Summer Benefit Concert for Bridge of Hope

VOICE presents The Journey, a concert of fun, uplifting music from multiple genres, all tied to the theme of life’s journeys and savoring the trip as much as the destination. The performances take place at Court Square Theater. No tickets are required; donations will be collected at the door, and 100% of contributions go directly to Bridge of Hope Harrisonburg-Rockingham.

Court Square Theater

Shenandoah Valley Pride Fundraising Pageant

This high-energy fundraising pageant puts the power in the hands of the audience. With no judges or panels, standout performers collect tips, and the contestant who brings in the most donations claims the crown. Reigning queen Brooklyn Knight will hand the title to the top fundraiser on stage. Proceeds support the Shenandoah Valley Pride Alliance and its work to keep Pride thriving in the Valley. Entry is a suggested donation at the door or in advance, and attendees can bring tips to support favorite performers. All ages are welcome. Hosted at the DoubleTree by Hilton Harrisonburg.

DoubleTree by Hilton

Weyers Cave Community Center

Estate of Gregg Kiracofe

An estate auction at the Weyers Cave Community Center showcases the Gregg Kiracofe collection, spanning vintage garden tractors, implements, tools, collectibles, and die-cast pieces. Expect Bridgewater Plow Co items such as tillers, mowers, attachments, a Model 200, and parts, along with garden tractors and riders including a Bolens Rida-a-matic Deluxe, a Porter Cable tractor, an International Cub Cadet 149 Hydro, an Allis Chalmers 912, and a Sears SS12 outfitted with a snow blade. Additional highlights include IH Cub Cadet parts, a reel cultivator, and a Maytag motor. The shop and yard selection is extensive, with air compressors, string trimmers, tool storage, rechargeable and hand tools from Craftsman and Snap-on, a sandblaster, saw horses, chainsaws by Poulan, Homelite, and Stihl, a parts washer, a brass torch, Ford and IH wrenches, ramps, small engines, work lights, a water pump, tires, push plows, and a Troybilt snowblower. Around the property you will find a chicken coop, hubcaps, a Snapper push mower, a reel mower, assorted garden tools, a mower jack and floor jack, a Mantis tiller, a creeper, jack stands, a reseeder, rolling shop stools, air hoses, a come along, organizers, a jump box, a steam engine governor, a wheelbarrow, a metal yard cart, a Scotts spreader, a Climbtek ladder, and some fishing items. Collectors will see a wide range of antiques and advertising pieces, including a painted crosscut saw, a McCord box, oil cans, signs and Maytag tins, Virginia license plates with Bridgewater plates from 1931, 1932, and 1960, insulators, a cream separator, wooden folding chairs, a railroad lantern, yardsticks, a Highway Motors calendar from 1965, thermometers, a pedal tractor, a Farmall stool, a double washtub, cider press parts, and a Rockingham Mill bag. Memorabilia and ephemera include a New York Yankees 1999 World Series bat, magazines and old newspapers, catalogs, a JO Stickley & Sons matchbook, stamp albums, a Boy Scout bolo, a Camp LeJeune wallet that is new in box, patches, a Dayton Transport driver cap, pocket knives, garden tractor books, IH literature and clothing, a P. Buckley Moss IH print, and items from the Bridgewater Steam & Gas meet. Die-cast and model enthusiasts will find pieces associated with Texaco, John Deere, Wilco, Kroger, Coke, the IHC 66 Series 1 through 9, NASCAR, farm tractors, HO train sets, a Rockingham County Public School bus, Hess, Maytag, Pennjoy, and Winross, along with models such as an International Scout, a 72 Chevelle, and a 66 Malibu Street Rat. There is far more than can be fully listed here. Payment may be made by cash, check, or card with a 3 percent fee on cards, and a 10 percent buyer’s premium applies. Food will be available. All items sell as is and where is with no warranties or guarantees. Please examine items before bidding because all sales are final and no refunds or credits will be issued. Announcements made the day of the sale take precedence over any printed material.

Broadway Community Market

Hazel Mountain Creations

The Broadway Community Market brings together many vendors, offering plenty to explore in one community space.

Breneman-Turner Mill Open House

The Breneman-Turner Mill hosts open house hours, featuring corn-grinding demonstrations and tours. A donation of $5 per person is suggested. Visitors are welcome to explore the Mill at any time. This historic landmark, built around 1800, played a vital role in the community, grinding grain into flour and feed for cattle. It is listed in the National Register of Historic Places and designated as a Virginia Historical Landmark, also part of the Shenandoah Valley Battlefields National Historic District as a Civil War tour site.

Breneman-Turner Mill

Horizons Edge Sports Campus

June Jam

Hosted by Horizons Edge Sports Campus, June Jam is an adult basketball tournament for ages 18 and up. Competitive teams from many places hit the court for high-energy games and a spirited test of skill and teamwork.

Saturday Morning Road Ride

An intermediate group road ride departs from Shenandoah Bicycle Company and covers roughly 20 to 25 miles at an average pace of 12 to 14 mph, taking about 1.5 to 2 hours. No one is dropped, and the route uses local county roads with a mix of paved and unpaved surfaces. Gather on the patio at Shenandoah Bicycle Company. For more information, call 540-437-9000 or email info@shenandoahbicycle.com.

Aristocat Cafe + Tea House

Kitty Time

Kitty Time offers a gentle, kid-friendly session designed for children under 7. Little ones can meet the cats in a calm setting, enjoy a free kid's drink, and settle in with coloring pages while parents relax.

Crochet a Granny Square

This session at Village Library teaches adults 18 and older how to crochet a classic granny square with guidance from Megan Medeiros, Director of Advancement at MRL. Capacity is limited, so advance registration is recommended to reserve a spot.

Village Library

Canning and Freezing Basics

This presentation at North River Library is for adults 18 and older and is led by Becky Gartner from the Virginia Cooperative Extension Office. It focuses on pressure canning, water bath canning, and freezing as methods for preservation.

North River Library

June 2026 Pokemon Gym Leader Challenge

This Expanded format constructed event follows standard GLC rules. Participants bring their own deck and must focus on a single Pokemon type. ACE SPEC cards are not permitted, and any Pokemon with a Rule Box, including ex and V, are not allowed. The format is singleton, so only one copy of each card name may be included in a deck.

The Secret Lair Comics

AUGUSTA HARVEST MARKET 6/27

A harvest market at The Alpine Goat Brewery features local farmers, makers, and producers. The brewery is also hosting JAMFEST, adding live music and additional offerings throughout the day. Browse vendors including Wildflour Sourdough, Art by Ashlynn Facepaint & more, Blue Ridge Beez, Lucky Duck Kettle Corn, Witty Undertones Tea, Southern Porch Homestead, Valley Wine & Bourbon Barrel Creations, Flowers for Hours, Open Door Homestead, Revercomb Farms, PERMANENT., Mama Moon Magic, Black Muddy Woodworks, Frozen Harvest Hburg, Thorn Hill Homestead, The Little Red Homestead, Natures Way Arts & Woodcraft, Back Porch Blooms, Sweet & OK LLC, Herbal Healing Garden, and Queen City Mini Donuts. Enjoy craft beer, coffee, food and ice cream trucks, yard games, and a covered sandbox. Coffee is served by Rusty Horse Brew, and the food truck lineup will be announced. At the KIDZONE tent, children can take part in a free scavenger hunt and beaded bracelet making.

Brethren & Mennonite Heritage Center

ZACH WINTERS with EARS TO THE GROUND — The Soil and The Seed Project

Zach Winters cultivates his lyrics like a garden, bringing art and life into harmony. His songs move between the sacred and the everyday, reflecting on companionship, grappling with the divine, and the changing seasons.

Hickory Hollow Christian School

Basic Hunter Education Course - Dayton, VA

Attend a basic hunter education course. This course is organized by the State Fish & Wildlife Agency, and there are limited seats available.

Live Music: Micala Curry

Micala Curry returns to Marceline Vineyards for a live music performance alongside wine from the vineyard.

Intro to Defense- Part B

Building on skills from Part A, this session focuses on side-to-side movement and facing practice. With threat awareness emphasized, the intensity increases and cognitive abilities are challenged under pressure. This is a four-hour live-fire class.

C-BAR Defense Training

Summer Benefit Concert

VOICE presents The Journey, a benefit concert in support of Bridge of Hope Harrisonburg-Rockingham. The program brings together uplifting music from a variety of genres, all linked by themes of life’s journeys and savoring the trip as much as the destination. The concert takes place at Court Square Theater. No tickets are required, and 100 percent of donations collected at the door will go directly to Bridge of Hope Harrisonburg-Rockingham to support their mission in the community.

Court Square Theater

Coffee & Canvas

Coffee & Canvas offers a casual sip and paint session focused on creating koi fish artwork.

Broadway Coffee House

June Taylor Swift Drag Brunch

A Taylor Swift themed drag brunch takes over The Ridge Room with made to order brunch favorites and patio views of the Shenandoah Valley. Enjoy a high energy show filled with show stopping performances and sip on craft beverages and other refreshing drinks. Tickets are $35 per person and include entry plus a $25 credit toward food and drinks. A $25 per person minimum applies, with any additional charges settled at the event. Tickets are sold by table, making it ideal for groups to reserve together. All sales are final and there are no refunds.

The Ridge Room

Women's Monday Night Mountain Bike Ride

A welcoming women’s mountain bike ride sets out on the Massanutten Western Slope, designed for a relaxed pace where no one is left behind. Riders meet at the Western Slope parking area, and a parking pass is not required. If you do not have one, a ride leader can provide it on arrival. An electronic waiver is completed before the ride begins. Expect roughly 4 to 6 miles over about one to one and a half hours, with planned stops to regroup and plenty of opportunities to adjust the route based on the group’s preferences. The terrain features dirt singletrack with some rocky sections. After the ride, many participants enjoy a casual hangout, so consider bringing a chair, snacks, and a beverage. For questions, contact ride coordinators Leigh Evans at 828-215-6630 or Terri Sexton at 757-235-9455.

Weyers Cave Gravel Ride

This weekly gravel ride begins at The Alpine Goat Brewery in Weyers Cave and is led by Jesse Einstein. The route follows a scenic loop of about 10 miles with a mix of pavement and gravel. The group keeps a steady, social pace of roughly 12 to 14 mph. It is a no-drop format with built-in regroup points, and participants can choose either a 10 or 20 mile distance. Many riders stick around at the brewery afterward to relax and chat.

The Alpine Goat Brewery

Restless Moons Movie Club

Every Monday features a movie night with a friendly crowd and a handpicked film lineup. The films often fall short, but the people and the pints do not. Sometimes bingo is part of the evening.

Summer Camp Studios – 3D Printing (AM) + Game Design (PM) June 29-July 2 (4-Day Week)

An additional session has been added to this full-day Summer Camp to meet demand. Participants split their time between two Studios, spending mornings in 3D Printing to model and produce real-world objects, then shifting in the afternoon to Game Design to build interactive experiences while exploring rules, logic, and player interaction. Over four hands-on days, students create both digital and physical projects, nurturing creative expression while practicing structured design thinking. By the end, they complete the equivalent of the Explorer and Creator levels in both Studios, making them eligible for the advanced Innovator Lab offered during the school year for more independent, self-directed work. For those who need a later pickup, an Extended Day option is available until 4:30 for an additional $175 for the week, which comes to about $35 per day, and can be selected at checkout.

Grottoes Cardinals Home Game

A home baseball game featuring the Grottoes Cardinals is on the schedule. For additional details, game timing, and any updates related to weather, please check the team’s Facebook page.

John E Painter Park

Weyers Cave Farmers Market

Weyers Cave Farmers Market takes place in the Weyers Cave Lawn Party Grounds parking lot and features farm produce, baked goods, meats, homemade specialties, and crafts. Vendor spaces are available for sellers offering these items.

Smiles For Life Dental Care

Smiles for Life Whitening for Children's Charities

Smiles For Life Dental Care in Bridgewater is participating in the Smiles for Life Foundation whitening campaign to benefit children. Whitening is provided through two visits, beginning with impressions and followed by a pickup of a custom tray in the whitening strength you choose. Each kit includes eight whitening syringes and costs $199. Participants must be 18 or older and have had a dental cleaning within the past six months. Proceeds support children locally and around the world, with Camp Still Meadows in Linville receiving local support for its year-round therapeutic programs serving children and adults with developmental or physical disabilities in a safe, creative environment. A raffle is also available, featuring a KiwiCo Science of Cooking Ice Cream Kit for $10 per ticket, a $100 Cedar Stone Spa gift card for $25 per ticket, Bose earbuds for $35 per ticket, a Snapology week-long camp for kids for $44 per ticket, and a $200 Amazon gift card for $50 per ticket. All proceeds go to children’s charities.

Spring/Summer Teen Classes

Open to ages 12 to 18, these teen classes feature a rotating selection of styles, with options drawn from Ballroom, Swing, Latin, Urban, and more. After class, participants can attend a chaperoned ice cream social at Kline's Dairy Bar that coincides with the parent class. The format is drop-in at $10 per class, and each additional teen from the same family is $5.

Friendly City Photo Corp Training & Onboarding Session

This training and onboarding session launches the Friendly City Photo Corp, a program where emerging photographers serve as the official event photographers for HDR’s seven-week Levitt AMP Harrisonburg Music Series while building a strong event portfolio. The opportunity is open to high school students, college students, and anyone interested in learning more about photography. Participants must bring their own camera and be available to cover at least three concerts in the series, which are held at Turner Pavilion Lawn. The session provides guidance at the HDR office to prepare participants for their assignments.

Friendly City Group Runs

A conversational pace group run covers roughly three miles around town and welcomes runners of all abilities. After the run, an optional casual social will take place at Sage Bird Ciderworks for anyone who wants to keep the conversation going.

Harrisonburg Mennonite Church

Theater

When I Was - A Fundraiser Performance

WHEN I WAS is touring with a fundraiser performance celebrating its acceptance into District Fringe Festival 2026 in Washington DC. Admission is free, and donations will support the cast and crew as they travel to DC on most weekends in July for District Fringe. The play follows a woman who, with help from her younger self, reflects on her teenage years. Blending humor, spirituality, and moments of angst, it explores the question of what you might say to your younger self. It invites audiences of any age to reconnect with their own younger selves while growing up. The production is described as a one of a kind theatrical experience.

The Turner Pavilion on the Municipal Parking Lot

Tuesday Harrisonburg Farmers Market

Enjoy a cozier mid-week market with a curated mix of vendors offering fresh, local produce, hot lunch options, and artisan-made goods. It is a good fit for working professionals picking up lunch or groceries, young families, homeschoolers, seniors, and anyone who wants a relaxed mid-week shop. The market is open rain, snow, or shine. As a producer-only market, every item is home grown or handmade by the vendors. Cash, card, and SNAP/EBT are accepted, and SNAP purchases are matched up to $30 through Virginia Fresh Match.

Eastern Mennonite University

Groups & Meetups

Photography Club @Eastern Mennonite University Campus

A photography meet-up for adults 18 and older takes place on the campus of Eastern Mennonite University. Photography enthusiasts gather to explore the Shenandoah Valley through their lenses. The group meets four times each year. Participants should bring a camera.

JUL1

Still Renting? Learn How to Buy Your First Home

Discover the steps to homeownership at a free workshop designed for first-time buyers. Expect practical guidance from experts, with insights that are useful whether you are just starting to explore your options or have bought a home before. An RSVP is required to attend, and space is limited.

Kline May Realty

JUL1

Her+ Trail Ramble

Enjoy a femme-focused community trail run on the Massanutten Western Slope Trails, created to share nature and camaraderie in an inclusive setting. This space is intentionally welcoming to women who are new to trails, BIPOC, nonbinary individuals, and trans women. Meet by the Massanutten Western Slope Parking Lot. An electronic waiver is required before participating. A parking pass is not needed, and anyone without one can receive a pass from a run leader upon arrival. The group moves at about a 12 minute per mile pace and follows a route organized in three mile segments. The first 1.5 miles head out to the pond on double track gravel, with single track for the remainder. Loop one typically follows Boundary to Pond to Creekside, and loop two continues on Homestead and Red White + Blue. This is a community run that regroups at every intersection to keep everyone together. It is not a workout or training day, and the emphasis is on running as one group. Updates and weather-related announcements appear on FB and IG stories at @svbcoalitionbike and @svbcoalition. If the Weather.com forecast shows a 40 percent or greater chance of storms during the usual window, there will not be an organized SVBC sponsored run. Group leaders include Abigail Brewer, Amanda Presgraves, Anna McCoy, Ashley Welch, and Caroline Prendergast.

Summer Crafty Retreat in the Mountains

A long weekend retreat in Massanutten, Virginia invites women 18 and older to unplug and focus on crafting or simply enjoy time together. Bring any project you like, with makers of all kinds welcome, including quilters, cross-stitchers, scrapbookers, and diamond artists. This is a no-frills gathering with no pressure to buy products. Everyone provides their own drinks, snacks, and meals, and alcohol is permitted if brought by participants. Please also plan to bring an extra roll of toilet paper for your room along with personal bathroom supplies. Space is limited to eight participants, and the per-person rate is based on all eight spots being filled. The fee is $225 per person, secured with a $100 deposit and a remaining balance of $125. If fewer than eight attend, payments received will be refunded or the per-person rate may increase. Once eight deposits are received, refunds are not available.

Virginia Crafty Retreats

Weekly Massanutten Western Slope Dig Days

Weekly volunteer dig days on the Western Slope of Massanutten invite people of all experience levels to help build and care for singletrack while strengthening the trail community. Tools are supplied and a friendly atmosphere is part of the plan, so no prior trail work background is needed. Access is through the main gate near the horses, then follow the red trail work signs straight up the road to the work site. Wear long pants and closed toed shoes, and bring water and gloves if you have them. These sessions offer a fun, hands on way to give back to the trails that give so much.

Independence Celebration

West Side Baptist Church hosts an Independence Celebration that serves as a highlight of Harrisonburg’s Fourth of July festivities, featuring live music from The Mix with a blend of classic rock, blues, country, and jazz. The venue is recognized by the City of Harrisonburg as one of the best places to watch the official city fireworks, offering a prime vantage point for the show. Admission is free and the event is family friendly, with local food vendors on site serving food and beverages. The celebration also honors the nation’s 250th birthday with a spirit of community and pride.

West Side Baptist Church

America's 250th Celebration in Harrisonburg, VA

A centerpiece of Harrisonburg’s Fourth of July festivities takes place at West Side Baptist Church, honoring America’s 250th year with live music, great food, and a standout view of the city fireworks. It is free to attend and family-friendly, welcoming neighbors and friends of all ages in a safe, inclusive setting. The Mix, a cover band from Bridgewater, performs throughout the evening with a blend of classic rock, blues, country, and jazz that keeps audiences moving. The City of Harrisonburg recognizes this venue as one of the best places to watch the city’s fireworks, offering prime sightlines as the night sky comes alive. Local food vendors will be serving food and beverages for the duration of the event.

West Side Baptist Church

Free Concert - Scott Miller and The Commonwealth

Presented by Blue Ridge Insurance Services and EMU, this free outdoor concert launches the Levitt AMP Harrisonburg Music Series in the grassy lot near Turner Pavilion. Virginia songwriter Scott Miller, known from his early work with the V-Roys and a long solo career, performs with The Commonwealth, bringing a blend of raw energy and story-driven Americana. The series is made possible by a three-year grant from the Levitt Family Foundation, which partners with changemakers and nonprofits to strengthen communities through free live music in public spaces. Levitt concerts feature high-caliber talent across a wide range of genres and cultural programming, creating welcoming, inclusive gatherings for people of all ages. The Foundation also supports vibrant music ecosystems through partnerships, field-building initiatives, and research.

Dominoes Night

At Ruby's Arcade, enjoy a casual dominoes gathering. Begin with time to mix and mingle, then form groups to play. A brief instructional segment is included, and the event is beginner friendly with no prior experience needed. Ruby’s extends Thursday happy hour with 25% off appetizers, $10 cheese and pepperoni pizza, $1 off draft beers, $3 domestic beers, and $4 rail drinks. Players can also receive a free game pass on dominoes nights by showing a name tag to the arcade staff. For questions, or if you can bring your own set of dominoes, contact Mike at 540-246-4764.

Ruby's Arcade

Thursday Dance Socials

This weekly dance social features Salsa, Bachata, Kizomba, Zouk, and a touch of Swing. No partner or prior experience is required, and drop-ins are welcome. An optional dance class is available, and bringing a partner provides additional discounts. Comfortable attire is encouraged, with sneakers and everyday wear working well. The environment is judgment free and lighthearted, with laughter over missed steps and an emphasis on learning. Dance enthusiasts and curious newcomers are warmly welcomed, and questions are encouraged.

Harrisonburg's VA250 Fireworks Celebration

Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance presents a community celebration of America’s 250th anniversary with Harrisonburg’s official VA250 fireworks spectacular at Turner Pavilion, presented by Blue Ridge Insurance Services and EMU. This will be the biggest fireworks show to date, lighting the sky with vibrant colors and dramatic bursts for a festive Semiquincentennial tribute. For optimal views, spectators can watch from Turner Pavilion and Park, Food Maxx International Market, the JMU Memorial Hall parking lots, Thomas Harrison Middle School, Westside Baptist Church, or Harrisonburg High School. Early arrival at Turner Pavilion is encouraged, where the Levitt AMP Harrisonburg Series kicks off with local openers, food vendors, free activities, and patriotic giveaways ahead of the fireworks. Support for the event is provided by Blue Ridge Insurance Services, EMU, Harrisonburg Electric Commission, City of Harrisonburg, iHeart Media, JMU Arts, Denton Family Foundation, Interchange, James McHone Jewelry, F&M Bank, Hang 10 Car & Dog Wash, PXI, and Harrisonburg Media Group. Organizers also report increased activity from spam accounts impersonating vendor coordinators, and advise vendors to apply only through links shared via the vendor newsletter or the vendor site.

Friday Fatty MTB Ride!

Friday Fatty mountain bike rides are back for the season, continuing a local tradition. Riders meet at a designated trailhead and set off on routes that typically last two to four hours, featuring moderate to high technical difficulty. Weekly locations are announced by the shop, with updates shared on social media or by phone.

Bridgewater Farmers Market - July Market

Browse a thoughtfully curated mix of local meats, seasonal produce, fresh sourdough, and farm eggs from small farms and homesteads in the community. A food truck will be on site for convenient dinner options. This grassroots market is organized by neighbors who care about how food is grown and raised, as well as the people they nourish. It takes place rain or shine. Shoppers can meet the farmers behind their food and stock up for the week with choices that make feeding a family feel simple and meaningful.

Rebecca's Well

First Fridays

A First Friday event spotlights the OASIS men, accompanied by live music from Trio Jazz. The program celebrates the variety in these artists' work for an evening of art and jazz.

OASIS Fine Art & Craft

Explore More Discovery Museum

First Friday Free

Explore More Discovery Museum offers time to explore the exhibits along with an art activity. Admission is free thanks to support from the Harrisonburg Kiwanis Club. This is a drop-in experience, and reservations are not required.

First Friday – Natural Balance by Sean O’Brien

Natural Balance is a digital print exhibition by Sean O’Brien presented as part of First Friday. The show highlights a selection of the artist’s favorite plants, arranged without a set order or category and depicted in a clean, minimal style. Informed by his graphic design background, he applies a consistent visual system and shared language to unify the pieces. Through steady use of form, composition, and style, each plant keeps its own character while contributing to a collection that reads as cohesive and intentional. The opening takes place in the café, offering an opportunity to meet the artist, view the work, and enjoy light refreshments from the store.

Friendly City Food Co-op

The Frame Factory & Gallery

Ramblings

Two new exhibitions open at The Frame Factory & Gallery, with chances to talk with artists and fellow art lovers, plus snacks. In the Solstice Gallery, Ramblings presents acrylic and pastel works by local artist Mae Stoll, gathering several years of exploration without a single theme or social commentary and inviting viewers to focus on color, brushwork, and the immediate surface. In the Equinox Gallery, Altars & Portals is a group exhibition built on two prompts, either create an altar to remember or honor someone or something important, or design a portal that carries viewers to another dimension. Both shows remain on view through the end of August.

Harrisonburg Fraternal Order Of Eagles

Shenandoah Valley Eagles

Tuff Luck Band returns to Harrisonburg with a high-energy, female-fronted show that spans classic rock, R&B, blues, Motown, and country. Dance-friendly favorites mix with newer tunes, driven by Kim's powerhouse vocals and onstage energy. Expect songs associated with Fleetwood Mac, AC/DC, Little Big Town, Jelly Roll, Foreigner, Dwight Yoakam, CCR, Guns N' Roses, Aerosmith, and Stevie Ray Vaughn. The lineup also features guitarist Larry Orf on lead guitar for a full band sound.

Rockingham Cooperative Ace Hardware

Independence Day Weekend Sale

An Independence Day weekend sale takes place at Rockingham Cooperative Ace Hardware in Bridgewater, featuring special in-store promotions and seasonal discounts for summer projects, backyard get-togethers, and holiday plans. Friendly staff will be available to assist throughout the event. Additional details and featured deals will be shared as plans come together.

Gold Crown Billiards Bar & Grill

Reckless Glory Live

Reckless Glory brings live music to Gold Crown Billiards Bar & Grill as the Independence Day weekend begins. Enjoy food and a full bar with plenty of choices while the band plays for a fun night out centered on the music.

Edith J. Carrier Arboretum at JMU

Homeschool Happening!

A welcoming, multi-age playgroup at the Edith J. Carrier Arboretum at JMU brings together homeschoolers of every age, background, and ideology. The focus is on inclusive play and community. The schedule adjusts seasonally, and participation is flexible so families can come and go according to what fits their day.

Shannon Slaughter

Set within the No Bull Just Bluegrass Festival, award winning songwriter Shannon Slaughter stands at the heart of a band featuring Ron Inscore, Cliff Bailey, and Trevor Watson.

Rockingham County Fair

Unannounced Musician Live

Cave Hill Farms Brewery will host a returning, popular performer for a live show on the big stage. The artist remains unannounced, adding an element of surprise as a favorite act comes back to the brewery’s main stage.

Cave Hill Farms Brewery

Harrisonburg / Shenandoah Valley KOA Holiday

BBQ Competition

Celebrate America's 250th birthday with a BBQ cook-off. An entry fee applies, and prizes will be awarded to the first, second, and third place winners.

Harrisonburg / Shenandoah Valley KOA Holiday

July 4th Weekend

Celebrate the July 4th weekend at Harrisonburg / Shenandoah Valley KOA Holiday with a variety of activities. Plans may include a tie dye T shirt project, priced at $12 for children and $15 for adults.

4th of July at Alpine Goat Brewery

Spend the afternoon at Alpine Goat Brewery with refreshing beers and a welcoming outdoor setting. Live music features two bands performing back to back. Dr. How shares songs about reasons to live, then Haley’s Comet keeps the energy high. Admission is free, and the music is planned for the outdoor area if the weather cooperates.

Black Sheep Coffee Harrisonburg

Friendly City Group Run

A community group run meets at Black Sheep Coffee in Downtown Harrisonburg. Runners, walkers, and run-walkers of any pace or distance are welcome. Parking options include a bank lot during non-office hours, street parking, and a nearby garage. Restrooms will be available beforehand. After the workout, participants can connect over coffee. Suggested routes are available at 3, 5, and 10 miles.

Valley 4th Run

Valley 4th RUN in Downtown Harrisonburg features a 40-foot inflatable Slip 'n Slide at the finish line. Participants can run, walk, or roll in a 1.5-miler, 5K, or 10K, and wheelchair racers and strollers are welcome and encouraged. Look for the on-course freeze pop station presented by Riner Rentals, with additional support from Dr. David Glazer, Chiropractor, and DuPont Community Credit Union.

Downtown Harrisonburg

REGGAE AT WINTERGREEN RESORT W/ RONNIE BRANDON AKA IRON LION AND TKLB

At Wintergreen Resort, The Knotty Lionz Band teams up with Ironlionva for a live reggae showcase filled with upbeat rhythms and uplifting energy.

Wintergreen Resort

Hazel Mountain Creations

Hazel Mountain Creations will be at the Broadway, VA, Community Market alongside a variety of vendors. Explore the market, meet vendors, and discover what is available across the many booths.

Community Market

Saturday Morning Road Ride

Kick off the weekend with an intermediate road ride connected to Shenandoah Bicycle Company. This no-drop group typically covers 20 to 25 miles at an average speed of about 12 to 14 mph. Expect a mix of local county roads, both paved and unpaved, over a duration of roughly 1.5 to 2 hours. Riders gather on the patio at Shenandoah Bicycle Company before setting out. For details, call 540-437-9000 or email info@shenandoahbicycle.com.

Aristocat Cafe + Tea House

Kitty Time

Tailored for kids six and younger, this calm, family-friendly session offers a quieter setting to spend time with cats. Young guests receive a complimentary kid’s drink and coloring sheets to enjoy, while parents can relax nearby.

Rockingham County Courthouse

Reading of the Declaration of Independence

The 30th annual Reading of the Declaration of Independence marks 250 years since this founding document was signed. This event features a reading that commemorates the milestone.

Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road

Lorraine Jordan & Carolina Road will perform at Rockingham County Fair in Harrisonburg. This event features a live show by the group at the fair venue.

Rockingham County Fair

Pop-Up Tie Dye Sale

Celebrate the Fourth of July at a festive pop-up tie dye sale. Explore colorful summer ready threads and find something fresh for the season.

Morrison Park

Volume Five

Volume Five performs at Rockingham County Fair in Harrisonburg.

Rockingham County Fair

JUL5

PBJ Acoustic

An outdoor gig with a relaxed feel in a family and dog friendly setting, complemented by European inspired brews.

The Alpine Goat Brewery

JUL6

Summer Camp Studios – CNC Milling (AM) + Game Design (PM)

Kids ages 8–14 spend a full week immersed in two complementary Studios that pair CNC Milling in the morning with Game Design in the afternoon. Through hands-on projects, participants discover how computer-controlled machines shape materials with precision, then apply digital design skills to build interactive games that emphasize structure, logic, and player experience. The combination highlights how ideas move from the screen to real-world production. By the end of the week, students complete the equivalent of the Explorer and Creator Levels in both Studios, making them eligible for the advanced Innovator Lab offered during the school year, where learners pursue more independent, self-directed projects. No prior experience is required. Additional Summer Camp pairings are available throughout the season from mid-June to early August, and an extended day option is available.

Juice Works 3D

Harrisonburg First Church of the Brethren

Art Night: A Space for Expression & Healing

Art can express what words cannot. The Sadie Rose Foundation presents its first Art Night class, led by Loring Gibson. This gathering offers a welcoming, no pressure setting to process emotion through creativity, whether you have years of practice or have not picked up a brush in a long time. The session begins with simple guidance to get started, then each participant will work on a personal canvas to create a one of a kind piece. All essential supplies are provided, and attendees are welcome to bring favorite tools if preferred. Come as you are and create together.

Tiny Miss of America 2026 National Pageant

At Hotel Madison, the 28th annual Tiny Miss of America national pageant embraces a storybook theme that highlights how every queen has a story and offers a place for new beginnings. The National Handbook is available on the event page, and additional information can be found on the Tiny Miss website.

Hotel Madison

Bad Art Night for Adults

Adults gather at Restless Moons Brewing in Harrisonburg for a recurring Bad Art Night on the second Wednesday of each month. The brewery offers both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages for purchase during the event.

Geeks Who Drink Trivia

Teams face off in Geeks Who Drink pub trivia at Pale Fire Brewing Co., a weekly event featuring seven rounds. There is no entry fee, and prizes are awarded to the top teams.

JUL9

Singo

At Pale Fire Brewing Co., a music-themed twist on bingo is free to play every Thursday. Instead of numbers, players listen to brief song clips and mark their cards when they recognize the catchiest moments.

Pressure Canner Testing - Harrisonburg

Prepare for canning season with a free pressure canner check at Rocking R Ace Hardware. Personnel from Virginia Cooperative Extension will examine and test lids, gaskets, and seals to help ensure your equipment is working safely. If attending is not possible, lids may be dropped off in advance for inspection. The store also carries canning supplies, including jars, lids, accessories, and other seasonal essentials. This event is suitable for both longtime canners and those just getting started.

Rocking R Ace Hardware

Starv'n Marvin at Bluestone Vineyard

Starv'n Marvin will be at Bluestone Vineyard with plenty of favorites available. Come hungry and enjoy.

Bluestone Vineyard

Career

First Friday Coffee

Coffee and connection come together at Biggby Coffee - Stone Spring Rd. Held on the first Friday of each month, this informal gathering offers Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber of Commerce members a relaxed space to mingle, share ideas, and strengthen professional relationships.

Biggby Coffee

xMarceline and LONDON Tour

LONDON and xMarceline bring their tour to Marceline Vineyards to mark the debut of xMarceline. The event features a collaborative set with both artists performing a selection of songs together in celebration of the debut.

STEM Summer Camp – CNC Milling (AM) + Game Design (PM) July 6-10

A full-day, week-long camp at Juice Works 3D Innovation Academy brings together morning CNC milling and afternoon game design. Students spend extended time in two complementary studio settings, with room to explore, create, test, and refine their ideas. The schedule balances hands-on making with digital creativity so participants can build skills across both areas over the course of the week.

Bark at the Moons Charity Music Festival

At Restless Moons Brewing, a full day of live music and a craft market supports the Verona Emergency Veterinary Clinic. Proceeds from the performances and the market benefit a fund that helps pet owners afford emergency care for their animals. The stage features Bryan Horowitz, Michael Palmer, DriftWØØD, The Nick Branson Continuum, and Bloo Lagoon. A craft market by Daily Fiber Crafts offers animal-themed, handmade crochet items.

Base Camp Summer Series Concert

The Summer Concert Series at Base Camp combines live music and outdoor fun. Three bands spanning a variety of genres perform, with DJ Bvrnin and DJ Guate playing between band sets. Classic yard games such as giant chess, soccer darts, and cornhole are available. Beer, wine, and a selection of food are offered throughout the concert, and the cover charge is waived.

Red, White and Brew '26

Red, White and BREW brings an evening of live music to Heritage Park with performances by Thieves of Burden and the Dustin Pence Band. Food options include Smokin' Q, The Sweet Spot Dessert Truck, The_Bayou_kitchen, Beards & Broads Pizzeria & Entertainment, Saddle Up, and Holy Cow Burgers. Drinks are available from Blue Ridge Beverage Company, Inc., serving a range of beers, along with Old Hill Cider and a selection of wines. Admission is $10, children 12 and under are free, and both cash and cards are accepted for entry and drink tickets.

Heritage Park

Bethel Church of the Brethren

Larry Delawder Family Concert

A free concert offers an evening of music and entertainment. Finger food refreshments will be served afterward.

Groups & Meetups

Trade Night

Card collectors gather at Alpine Goat Brewery in Weyers Cave for a meetup focused on buying, selling, and trading in a reserved room. Newcomers and seasoned hobbyists are welcome, even without cards in hand, with plenty of opportunities to connect with other collectors from around the valley. The brewery offers a family friendly setting with a spacious outdoor area and activities for kids, and a food truck will be on site.

The Alpine Goat Brewery

JUL12

Mountainside @ Massanutten Resort

Youth Adventure Race Camp

Designed for adventurous kids ages 9 to 16, this weeklong camp turns the Massanutten Resort property into an outdoor classroom focused on movement, teamwork, and growth. Campers tent camp on site and rotate through mountain biking, hiking, and team challenges, then cool off at the waterpark and pool or take on Adventure Park activities and other resort amenities. The schedule also includes outdoor skill building, a whitewater rafting outing on the Shenandoah River, campfires, storytelling, and time to connect with new friends. Guided by experienced instructors from GRIT Adventures, the program blends adventure racing concepts with leadership development and mental fitness in a supportive, age-appropriate setting. Participants practice communication and collaboration, learn to manage stress in the moment, push through discomfort and obstacles, and leave with stronger confidence, grit, and self-belief that translate to everyday life. All meals are provided for the duration of the camp. Capacity is limited. Need-based scholarships, along with sibling and military discounts, are available.

JUL13

Eastern Mennonite University

Overnight Girls Basketball Camp

An overnight basketball camp for girls at Eastern Mennonite University invites rising fourth through twelfth graders to develop their game with guidance from experienced coaches. Participants scrimmage with others in their age group and get a feel for campus life by staying in dorms, dining in a college cafeteria, and taking the court in a college arena.

JUL13

Asbury United Methodist Church

Actors' Studio Training Camp | Grades 4-7

Designed for students in grades 4 through 7, this camp focuses on acting training and takes place at Asbury United Methodist Church.

JUL13

Summer Camp Studios – Game Design (AM) + 3D Printing (PM)

A week-long, full-day camp for ages 8 to 14 brings together game design and 3D printing for an immersive, hands-on STEM experience. Across two complementary studios, participants have ample time to explore ideas, build prototypes, test their work, and iterate. In one studio, campers create interactive games while learning how rules, logic, and player choices influence play. In the other, they model objects and produce tangible pieces on a 3D printer, turning digital concepts into real-world creations. The combination encourages creative expression and reinforces structured design thinking. By week’s end, participants complete the equivalent of the Explorer and Creator levels in both studios, qualifying them for the advanced Innovator Lab offered during the school year for more independent, self-directed projects. No prior experience is required, and an extended day option is available.

JUL14

Mahjong Game Night

Unwind with an easygoing night of mahjong at Sage Bird, focusing on tiles, strategy, and friendly company with the Harrisonburg Mahjong Club. Friends are welcome to gather for casual play and conversation.

Sage Bird

JUL15

Sinkane

Part of the Levitt AMP Harrisonburg Music Series, this free outdoor concert in the grassy lot near Turner Pavilion spotlights Sinkane. Led by multi-instrumentalist Ahmed Gallab, Sinkane weaves pop, funk, and electronic sounds with the soulful rhythms of Sudan, bridging eras and influences to honor the energy of Black music across generations. The performance embraces a spirit of connection, creativity, and community. The series is made possible by a three-year grant from the Levitt Family Foundation, which partners with changemakers and nonprofits to strengthen community bonds through free live music in outdoor public spaces. Levitt concerts feature a broad mix of artists alongside diverse genres and cultural programming, creating inclusive places where people of all ages and backgrounds gather. In 2026, the Foundation is supporting more than 900 free concerts in over 90 towns and cities across the country.

JUL15

Bridgewater Volunteer Fire Company

2026 Bridgewater Volunteer Fire Company Lawn Party

The much anticipated schedule for the Lawn Party Steam and Gas Show is now available for the Bridgewater Volunteer Fire Company Lawn Party. Additional updates will be shared as information is confirmed. On-site parking is limited to accessible spaces only, and a shuttle will run from TA each night.

JUL15

Geeks Who Drink Trivia

Geeks Who Drink hosts a weekly team trivia night at Pale Fire. Participation is free, and prizes are awarded to the top teams. Each quiz is structured into seven rounds.

JUL16

Launch Lab: Robotics Challenge (Grades 6–10)

Students in grades 6 to 10 can take part in a new six-week robotics challenge at Juice Works 3D Innovation Academy. Developed in partnership with the Harrisonburg High School FTC Robotics team, the Launch Lab: Robotics Challenge offers an advanced robotics program.

JUL17

First Presbyterian Church

Free Outdoor Movie Night: "Inside Out"

Enjoy a screening of "Inside Out" in the courtyard on Court Square in downtown Harrisonburg. Snacks and games will be available before the film begins. Bring a chair or a blanket for seating.

JUL17

STEM Summer Camp – Game Design (AM) + 3D Printing (PM) July 13-17

An all-day, week-long camp that combines Game Design in the morning with 3D Printing in the afternoon, giving students plenty of time in two complementary studios to investigate ideas, create, experiment, and improve their work. Participants link digital creativity with hands-on making as they build, try out, and refine projects at Juice Works 3D Innovation Academy.

JUL18

Base Camp Summer Series Concert

Base Camp's Summer Concert Series returns with a festive summer gathering packed with live music, yard games, and plenty of refreshments. Three bands, Mallow Hill, Brent Hull Band, and Vertigo Red, perform across a mix of genres, and a DJ keeps the music going between sets. Between performances, enjoy giant chess, soccer darts, cornhole, and other classics. Beer and wine are served cold, and a wide selection of food is available throughout the event. The cover charge is waived.

JUL18

Valley Girl Home Skills: Homemade Cleaners

Discover simple, hands-on ways to keep a home clean with fewer toxins in a class built for real life. Rather than juggling dozens of DIY formulas, the session focuses on what truly matters for a healthier routine, what is essential, what you can skip, and when it is smarter to make something yourself or purchase it. Participants will craft a solid dish soap during class and take home a ramekin filled and ready for the sink, a straightforward swap for one of the most used products in the kitchen. The session also covers how to create a naturally fresh scent by infusing white vinegar with citrus or pine, so you can avoid synthetic fragrances. Attendees leave with a clear, easy-to-use framework for household cleaners and a take-home guide with a few dependable recipes to use as needed, without pressure to do it all. The approach is practical and approachable, with tips that fit busy schedules.

Revercomb Farms

JUL19

Mount Pleasant Church of the Brethren

Mt. Pleasant Church of the Brethren

This event features a live concert performance by Ricky.

JUL19

White Oak Lavender Farm & The Purple WOLF Vineyard

Paint + Sip: "Summer Bouquet" at White Oak Lavender Farm Vineyard

Enjoy a relaxed paint and sip experience built around a Summer Bouquet theme at White Oak Lavender Farm & The Purple WOLF Vineyard. Beginners are welcome, and all supplies are provided.

JUL19

Massanetta Springs Conference Center

Matthew Black

Massanetta Springs Conference Center in Harrisonburg welcomes Matthew Black for a live concert. Experience the artist on stage at this venue and enjoy the music in person.

JUL20

Eastern Mennonite University

Boys Overnight Camp

This overnight camp at Eastern Mennonite University is for boys entering grades 4 through 12 and offers instruction from skilled coaches along with game play against peers in the same age group. Participants stay in dorms, eat in a campus cafeteria, and play in a college arena.

JUL20

Practical Prep Tutors LLC

Early Readers Club

Early Readers Club helps children become more confident readers over the summer. Designed for rising first and second graders, it concentrates on phonics fundamentals, more fluent reading, and stronger comprehension.

JUL21

Groups & Meetups

Green Drinks with CAAV

Green Drinks at Pale Fire Brewing with Climate Action Alliance of the Valley (CAAV) brings together people interested in sustainability and green energy. This monthly meetup provides a chance to connect and share ideas.

JUL22

Stand-Up Comedy

At Cave Hill Farms Brewery, the FWAF comedy night delivers a mostly clean, up-tempo stand-up showcase featuring top comics from around the region.

Cave Hill Farms Brewery

JUL22

Geeks Who Drink Trivia

Teams take on a weekly Geeks Who Drink pub trivia at Pale Fire Brewing Co. It is free to play, and winning teams receive prizes. Each quiz features seven rounds.

JUL23

Singo

SINGO brings a musical twist to bingo at Pale Fire Brewing Co. Players listen to song clips highlighting the best parts instead of numbers. It is free to play every Thursday.

JUL24

Blue Stone Vineyards

A series of summer concerts takes place at Blue Stone Vineyards.

Harrisonburg / Shenandoah Valley KOA Holiday

Christmas In July

Christmas in July brings Santa and Mrs. Claus to Harrisonburg / Shenandoah Valley KOA Holiday for a festive camping experience. Christmas activities are available for all ages, and a site decorating contest is included.

Aristocat Cafe + Tea House

FREE Cat Adoption Fair

Anicira is hosting a free cat adoption fair at Aristocat Cafe, covering all adoption fees and providing complimentary access to the cat lounge for the day. The Humane Society of Shenandoah County will be on site with additional adoptable cats and is pre-approving applications. Together, the organizations offer a welcoming space for meaningful meet-and-greets so more cats can find loving families. Every cat is microchipped, spayed or neutered, and vaccinated before heading home, keeping the focus on making the right match. Guests can enjoy a drink, spend unhurried time with the cats, and discover a potential new family member.

Base Camp Summer Series Concert

Base Camp brings back a classic summer vibe with a lively concert series that doubles as a full-on party. Enjoy live music from three bands spanning different genres, including performances by iRon Lion and Father Sun, with a DJ keeping the energy high between sets. Between the music, play yard favorites like giant chess, soccer darts, and cornhole. Beer, wine, and a range of food options will be available throughout the event. The cover charge is waived.

Beth Turner

Enjoy an evening of live music at Hotel Madison with Beth Turner, a Virginia Beach singer-songwriter who also performs on piano and guitar. Her sound blends indie pop, folk, Americana, and classic singer-songwriter influences, shaped by travels around the world and personal experiences. Expect rich, expressive vocals and rhythmic, percussive accompaniment that creates an inviting, natural atmosphere in Harrisonburg, VA.

Hotel Madison

Historic Turner-Brenneman Mill

Breneman-Turner Mill Open House — Brethren & Mennonite Heritage Center

An Open House at the Breneman-Turner Mill features live corn-grinding demonstrations and guided tours throughout the Open House. Visitors can see the equipment at work and hear about the site’s history. The location is the Historic Turner-Brenneman Mill.

Country Meets Reggae in the Mts.

At Massanutten Resort, country vibes meet reggae rhythms as Ironlionva and The Knotty Lionz Band take the stage for a live performance. This welcoming gathering invites reggae fans, R.O.A.R. (Rastas of All Races), and all good people seeking a positive space away from everyday pressures, celebrating unity and uplifting sounds in a mountain setting.

Massanutten Resort

Cave Comedy Fest 2026

Now in its fifth year, Cave Comedy Fest returns with a one-of-a-kind evening of underground comedy in the historic setting of Melrose Caverns.

Melrose Caverns

Feel the Rain Brothers Brew Co

Feel the Rain

A live comedy performance takes the stage at Feel the Rain Brothers Brew Co.

JUL26

Christmas in July Pickleball Community Potluck Event

Celebrate Christmas in July with a community pickleball potluck at Morrison Park. The gathering welcomes all experience levels, from longtime players to those just getting started, as well as anyone interested in meeting new people. Expect open play with a paddle rotation so everyone gets time on the courts, a shared meal where participants bring a dish, a group photo, door prizes, and a festive atmosphere. The focus is on bringing the Harrisonburg community together through pickleball and connection. Attendees are encouraged to bring a paddle, a favorite dish to contribute, and a bit of holiday spirit.

Morrison Park

JUL26

July Christmas in July Drag Brunch

A Christmas in July themed premier drag brunch takes over The Ridge Room, a top-rated dining spot in town. Enjoy a made-to-order brunch with breakfast and lunch selections while taking in patio views of the Shenandoah Valley, then settle in for a lively drag show packed with standout performances. Craft beverages and other refreshing drinks are available throughout. Tickets are $35 per person and include entry plus a $25 credit toward food and drinks. A $25 per person minimum applies, with any additional charges settled on the day of the event. Tickets are sold by the table. All sales are final with no refunds.

The Ridge Room

JUL29

Harrisonburg, VA @ Levitt AMP at Turner Pavillion

Blair Crimmins & The Hookers bring their show to the Levitt AMP Harrisonburg summer concert series at Turner Pavilion & Park. Admission is free and open to all ages. The series celebrates the cultural richness of this refugee resettlement community with an inclusive, welcoming and family friendly atmosphere. It encourages community pride and a shared sense of belonging among the more than 51,000 residents, while inspiring a renewed vision for the city’s downtown. Presented by Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance, a nonprofit dedicated to a thriving downtown where small businesses succeed and memorable experiences are created, in partnership with the City of Harrisonburg.

JUL29

Geeks Who Drink Trivia

Form a team for weekly Geeks Who Drink pub trivia at Pale Fire Brewing Co. There is no cost to participate, and prizes are awarded to the winning teams. Each quiz features seven rounds for a spirited trivia competition.

JUL30

Hotel Madison & Shenandoah Valley Conference Center

Retreat 2026 On the Road to The Patch

Retreat 2026 On the Road to The Patch offers a pampering quilting escape at Hotel Madison & Shenandoah Valley Conference Center. Set against Shenandoah Valley mountain views and bright summer sunflowers, the retreat centers on quilts and creative inspiration. Salem Stitches partners with Patchwork Plus, the largest quilt shop in Virginia.

Rockingham Cooperative - Harrisonburg

Customer Appreciation Days - Harrisonburg Ag/Outdoors — Rockingham Cooperative

A two-day occasion at Rockingham Cooperative in Harrisonburg is dedicated to appreciating customers.

GMB Live at Marceline Vineyards

Start your weekend at Marceline Vineyards.

Rockingham Cooperative - Harrisonburg Ag & Outdoors

Customer Appreciation Day - Harrisonburg

Customer Appreciation Days return to Harrisonburg with a two day celebration at Rockingham Cooperative, honoring the customers who keep the cooperative strong. Expect store-wide savings and free food on both days, plus significant deals to gear up for hunting season. The event also features timely show supplies and livestock essentials. More details and featured specials will be announced as the event approaches.

STEM Summer Camp – 3D Printing (AM) + Game Design (PM) July 27-31

This week-long, all-day summer camp brings together 3D printing and game design. Students work across two complementary studio settings with extended time to discover, build, test, and refine their ideas in each area. The immersive format encourages deeper exploration and steady, creative progress throughout the week.

5th Annual Summer Bash and Car Show

Returning for its fifth year, this car show and summer bash at Hose Company No. 4, Inc. features a showcase of vehicles alongside community festivities. The first 125 entries receive gift bags with dash plaques. There will be food, a DJ, a silent auction, activities, a 50/50, and trophies awarded across 14 classes. Registration is $15, payable at the entrance on the day of the show.

Hose Company No. 4, Inc.

Base Camp Summer Series Concert

Base Camp’s Summer Concert Series brings back an easygoing, throwback summertime vibe with a celebration of live music, games, food, and drinks. Three bands across different genres keep the music flowing, featuring performances by Chakra and Standing Room Only, with a DJ playing between sets. Between the music, enjoy classic lawn games like giant chess, soccer darts, cornhole, and more. Beer, wine, and a range of food options are available throughout the event, and the cover charge is waived.

McGaheysville Volunteer Fire-Company 80

County Line @ Mcgaheysville Lawn Party

Support MVFC at a family-friendly gathering featuring food, music, and fireworks. It is intended for attendees of all ages.

Billy Joel Tribute plays Bridgewater, VA!

We May Be Right returns to the SIPE Center with a spirited tribute to Billy Joel, showcasing favorite Piano Man songs. Settle in for an evening of familiar melodies and lively performances from this tribute show.

Sipe Center

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Starfire Live! at Massanutten Base Camp

Settle in at Massanutten Base Camp for a free live acoustic performance with no cover. Enjoy an easygoing mix of classic rock, pop, and country favorites from artists like Journey, GnR, CCR, Janis, Dolly, Jewel, Heart, Alanis, 4 Non Blondes, and The Cranberries. Choose what you want to hear from an interactive online request list with hundreds of songs accessible right from your phone. Sing along if you like, or simply relax and let the familiar melodies set the tone. Bar and patio seating are available, creating a comfortable backdrop for dinner, drinks, and a laid-back night of music.

Massanutten Base Camp

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Bridgewater Farmers Market - August Market

A community farmers market brings together locally raised meats, in-season produce, fresh sourdough, eggs, and other goods from small farms and homesteads. Shop for weekly staples or take your time exploring the stands, there is something for many tastes. A food truck will be on site so dinner is easy. The market is held rain or shine. Find the vendors in the lot behind Rebecca’s Well, next to the Cracked Pillar. Limited handicap parking is available in the Rebecca’s Well lot, with additional parking across the street at the skating rink just a short walk away. This is not a big box setting. It is a community built market run by neighbors who care about how food is grown and raised, and about the people they feed. Meet local farmers and producers and connect with the local food community. Feeding your family real food does not need to be complicated, it can be meaningful.

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First Presbyterian Church

Free Outdoor Movie Night: "David"

Enjoy a free outdoor screening of the film “David” in a courtyard setting. Before the show, look forward to snacks and games. Bring something to sit on, such as a chair or a blanket.

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Base Camp Summer Series Concert

The Summer Concert Series at Base Camp features live music in an outdoor setting. The lineup spans multiple genres, with performances by The Pickups and DUUNES, and a DJ providing music between band sets. Attendees can enjoy classic games such as giant chess, soccer darts, and cornhole. Beer and wine will be available, along with a range of food options throughout the event. The cover charge is waived.

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Community Care Day - NHCW 2026

This free community event brings fun, learning, and family wellness together with a focus on essential health education and community engagement. Families can pick up complimentary backpacks filled with school supplies and receive dental kits for children and adults. The day features face painting, games, and interactive health activities, plus child ID fingerprinting. Adults can access blood pressure and diabetes screenings. Community partners will offer giveaways and more.

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FREE CONCERT Fabiola Méndez - Levitt AMP Harrisonburg Music Series

A free outdoor concert features Fabiola Méndez, an Emmy-nominated composer, singer, and cuatrista who blends folk, Afro-Caribbean, and jazz influences. Using the Puerto Rican cuatro, her performance explores culture, identity, and heritage, uniting tradition with new ideas and uplifting Afro-Latinx stories through vivid, powerful storytelling. Presented as part of the Levitt AMP Harrisonburg Music Series in the grassy area near Turner Pavilion, this event reflects the Levitt Family Foundation’s mission to strengthen communities through free, live music in public spaces that welcome people of all ages and backgrounds while showcasing a broad mix of genres and cultural programming. In 2026, the Foundation is supporting more than 900 free concerts in over 90 towns and cities nationwide, alongside partnerships, field-building initiatives, and research that help grow vibrant music ecosystems.

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Harrisonburg First Church of the Brethren

Art Night: A Space for Expression & Healing

Art often speaks when words fall short. The Sadie Rose Foundation presents an Art Night Class that offers a caring, low pressure space to process emotions through creative expression, welcoming both seasoned makers and those who have not used art supplies in years. All needed materials are provided, and participants may bring their own favorite tools if they prefer. Create by drawing with markers, colored pencils, or crayons, build a collage from magazine clippings, or try something entirely different. The focus is simply to let creativity lead in a supportive environment.

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Base Camp Summer Series Concert

Base Camp hosts a summer concert series that brings back a classic seasonal feel with live music, games, and refreshments. Three bands, Thrill Ride, Faded Image, and Sons of Pirates, span multiple genres, and a DJ starts the momentum and plays between the sets. Between performances, enjoy yard games like giant chess, soccer darts, and cornhole. Beer, wine, and a selection of food are available throughout the event. The cover charge is waived.

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Preserve the Season: Tomato Kitchen

This hands-on workshop shows how to transform ripe tomatoes into a flexible base that freezes well. Participants receive practical guidance on choosing when to freeze, when canning makes sense, and when it is better to skip preserving altogether. The session emphasizes building confidence and making smart choices, not spending hours in a canning marathon. The group will prepare one straightforward tomato base, review safe preservation methods, and leave with a clear plan tailored to each kitchen and season. It is designed for busy families who want to make the most of tomato season without extra stress.

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The Harrisonburg Greater Virginia Bridal Show

Spend an afternoon jump-starting your wedding plans in an elegant, relaxed setting that keeps the process fun. Chat in person with leading wedding professionals, taste a variety of food and dessert samples, and watch interactive demonstrations. A runway show will highlight designer bridal looks. Attendees can enter for giveaways worth thousands of dollars, including a grand prize luxury honeymoon lasting 8 days and 7 nights at a choice of more than 3,000 resorts worldwide. Complimentary copies of Virginia Weddings Magazine will be available while supplies last, along with additional perks.

The Loft at Liberty St.

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August Lawn Party Day One

Celebrate an August Lawn Party featuring live music, tasty food, bingo, bounce houses, and more. The event is cash only, and an ATM will be available on site.

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Rockingham Cooperative Ace Hardware - Bridgewater

Customer Appreciation Days - Bridgewater Ace

A two-day Customer Appreciation Days celebration at Rockingham Cooperative Ace Hardware in Bridgewater highlights appreciation for the customers who support the store. Shoppers will find store-wide savings, free food samples, and end-of-summer deals to help wrap up projects, along with additional in-store specials to be announced as the event nears. It suits anyone finishing outdoor upgrades, stocking up for fall, or picking up weekend supplies at this locally owned hardware store. More information on specific brands and promotions will be shared soon.

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August Lawn Party Day Two

An August lawn party brings live music, tasty food, bingo, bounce houses, and more. All purchases are cash only, and an ATM will be available on site.

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Base Camp Summer Series Concert

Base Camp’s Summer Series brings a throwback summer vibe with live music, games, and refreshments. Three bands spanning different styles keep the energy high, with a DJ filling the gaps between live sets. Performances include iRon Lion and The Dubsettors. Classic lawn games such as giant chess, soccer darts, cornhole, and more add to the fun. Beer and wine are available along with a range of food options. There is no cover charge, creating an easygoing summer night atmosphere.

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Broadway High School Athletics

Broadway HS Band 1st Annual Mattress Fundraiser

The Broadway High School Band hosts its first annual mattress fundraiser at Broadway High School Athletics. For one day, the space turns into a mattress showroom with more than 30 styles of name-brand options in all sizes, offered below typical retail pricing. Adjustable power bases, premium pillows, mattress protectors, and luxury sheets will also be available. Every item is made to order, includes a full factory warranty, and is expected to arrive within four to seven weeks. The effort is powered by Custom Fundraising Solutions, which has helped schools raise over 70 million dollars since 2005 through single-day mattress sales. For questions, contact cfsvirginia@cfsbeds.com or 571-641-5900. The event hashtag is #beds4Broadway2026.

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First Presbyterian Church

Children's Music Fall 2026

Children explore the building blocks of music in a group class that focuses on pitch, tone, and rhythm, giving young learners a strong foundation before moving into private lessons. The 15-week course provides a budget-friendly way to learn alongside peers while deciding which instrument might be the right match for future one-on-one study. Instruction is led by David Swanson (BM/MBA), who brings nine years of teaching experience and genuine enthusiasm for working with young children. Tuition is $280. For more information, email admin@carrendostudios.com or call 540-208-1810.

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Base Camp Summer Series Concert

Base Camp’s Summer Concert Series brings back classic warm‑weather fun with three bands across different genres keeping the music going throughout the event. Enjoy yard game favorites like giant chess, soccer darts, and cornhole, and count on a DJ to keep the energy up between live sets. The lineup features Standing Room Only and The Judy Chops. Cold beer, wine, and a variety of food will be available, and there is no cover charge.

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FREE CONCERT Gentleman Brawlers - Levitt AMP Harrisonburg Music Series

The summer Levitt AMP Harrisonburg Music Series continues in the grassy area by Turner Pavilion with a free performance from Brooklyn’s Gentleman Brawlers. This ensemble delivers high-energy, community-centered shows that blur the line between concert and celebration, weaving Afrofunk and indie dance with disco accents, bright highlife guitar, and layered polyrhythms influenced by West African, Trinidadian, and Brazilian traditions. Expect driving grooves, plenty of movement, and a genre-spanning set brought vividly to life on stage. This concert is part of a national initiative of the Levitt Family Foundation, which collaborates with changemakers and nonprofits to strengthen communities through free live music in outdoor public spaces. In 2026 the foundation is helping present more than 900 free performances in over 90 communities across the country and is also investing in partnerships, field-building efforts, and research that support thriving music ecosystems.

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Bridgewater Farmers Market - September Market

Explore a community-built farmers market featuring a carefully chosen mix of local meats, seasonal produce, fresh sourdough, farm eggs, and more from nearby farms and homesteads. Shop for the week or simply enjoy the evening atmosphere. A food truck will be there for an easy dinner option, and the market happens rain or shine. Find the vendors in the lot behind Rebecca's Well, next to the Cracked Pillar. Limited handicap parking is available in the Rebecca's Well lot, with additional parking across the street at the skating rink, a short walk away. Expect a homegrown experience shaped by neighbors who care about what they grow, how they raise it, and the people they feed.

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Base Camp Summer Series Concert

Base Camp revives the kind of summer many remember with a concert series that doubles as a lively party. Three bands spanning different genres are slated to keep the music going all evening, and a DJ sets the vibe between live sets. Attendees can play classic yard games including giant chess, soccer darts, and cornhole. Ice-cold beer, wine, and a range of food options are available throughout the concert. The lineup includes Cheyenne Medders and Six One Five Collection, and the cover charge is waived.

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Harrisonburg First Church of the Brethren

Art Night: A Space for Expression & Healing

Art can speak when words are not enough. The Sadie Rose Foundation hosts its first Art Night class, creating a welcoming place for expression and healing through creativity at Harrisonburg First Church of the Brethren. Loring Gibson provides simple guidance to begin, then participants continue at their own pace on personal canvases. The setting is relaxed for every experience level, whether someone creates often or has not painted since grade school. All essential supplies are included, and attendees may bring their own favorite tools if they prefer.

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Base Camp Summer Series Concert

Celebrate classic summer vibes at Base Camp’s Summer Concert Series, a lively gathering with live music, games, and great refreshments. Three bands, Dixon Hall, Kris Hitchcock, and Big City Band, perform across a mix of genres, with a DJ keeping the music flowing between sets. Enjoy yard games like giant chess, soccer darts, and cornhole, along with beer, wine, and a variety of food available throughout the event. There is no cover charge.

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Broadway Ave, Broadway, VA 22815, United States

Broadway Autumn Festival & Car Show

Celebrate the season in the Shenandoah Valley at the Broadway Autumn Festival & Antique Car Show. Main Street comes alive with craft, artisan, food, antique and retail vendors, live music throughout the festival, and classic cars featured in a car show with categories. Browse fall décor from makers, look for sidewalk sales and other specials from Broadway businesses, connect with local non-profit organizations, and enjoy local food, bake sales and other delicious meals or take-home options. The Broadway Community Market is open during the festivities, and the event takes place rain or shine. Interested vendors can apply at J&B’s Country Store or call 540-896-2880 for details.

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