5.0The Wagsters Magic Theatre(176 reviews) - Wagsters is a MUST SEE! Thursday: Spent 1-2 hours Theaters • Theatre & Performances
Come experience magic & wonder at Williamsburg's only professional magic show! The Wagsters deliver spectacular illusions, breath taking sleight of hand, incredible mind reading, heartfelt stories, and daring escapes to form a unique one of a kind experience that will leave you spellbound from the second the curtain opens to the final jaw dropping moment. All ages will be on the edge of their seat as they venture into this world of magic and illusion and will leave you saying “How did they do it?!” Get your tickets now before they all... disappear!See more..
4.5Harvester Performance Center(151 reviews) - Great small venue for live music Spent 2-3 hours Concerts • Comedy Clubs • Theatre & Performances
The Harvester Performance Center is Southwest Virginia's best concert venue, as voted by the readers of Virginia Living Magazine. The Harvester hosts over 150 concerts per year in a renovated tractor dealership and hardware store upfitted with an amazing $300,000 sound system, comfortable seats and great atmosphere for live music of all genres from national touring artists. Some nights host two concerts, one in the main room and one in our more intimate Landing Pad stage. Nearly 200 parking spaces are available within 500 feet of the entrance, including private spaces at Carter Bank & Trust and Cox's, public farming across the street at the Farmers Market and nearby public lots, and on street. Come early, eat and shop in Rocky Mount and dance the night away with great music at the Harvester!See more..
We arrived early to the movie theatre in order to select our seating. While we were waiting for the movie to start, we reviewed the menu, ordered our meals and sat back to wait. The food came quickly and, while not hot, was warm and was fairly good for typical movie fare. The service was excellent, during the course of the meal we were visited several times by service attendants. One note about serving size; they were large. We ordered a small popcorn and received a bowl that was typical of the traditional bucket and too much for even two people to share unless that is all you eat. The meals appear to be large enough that they can easily be shared if you preferred a smaller size meal, particularly during the matinee showsSee more..
Built in 1936, The State Theatre operated as a popular movie until the late 1980's. The first film shown was Thanks A Million starring Dick Powell and on November 27, 1988 the State closed its doors after a final showing of Die Hard starring Bruce Willis. The first theatre on the East Coast to be centrally air-conditioned, the State was the flagship of the family-owned Neighborhood Theatres chain which also operated, among others, the Glebe (now a Duron paint store), the Buckingham (now a Post Office) and the Jefferson (now a Chile's restaurant). A multi-million dollar restoration in the late 1990's turned it into the Washington Metro area's favorite new venue for live music and private events. The full theatrical stage is original, as are the 200 balcony seats and both lobbies. The theatre seats on the main floor were removed to allow for the re-design of the auditorium which now accommodates full service dining, standing and dancing areas and two full service bars. The restoration also added a full service restaurant for dining and catering private events.See more..
5.0The Carter Fold(97 reviews) - A requirement for old-time music fans. Historic Sites • Theatre & Performances
I admit that we stopped here during the week so the Fold was closed. But we did see the street signs named for songs, the ouside of A.P.'s birthplace, and a few outdoor history boards. I've loved the Carter Family recordings since I was teenager and finally got to see Poor Valley and Clinch Mountain. Also saw the graves at the Methodist Church. If you love this music I highly recommed you see these things.See more..
4.0Pro Re Nata(75 reviews) - Nice Visit Thursday: 11:00 AM - 9:00 PM Bar, Club & Pub Tours • Breweries • Hop-On Hop-Off Tours • Wine Bars • Theatre & Performances
Came here one Tuesday evening with co-workers for a few drinks and to watch karaoke. I was surprised by the amount of amazing talent that was there and also by the fact that nearly everyone there decided to sign up to sing! They’re all mostly locals who know each other, which was great for those of us just there for the show, as they let loose and had a great time. PRN has a nice selection of drinks and food from food trucks that area featured outside. The place is interesting… lots of big rooms/outdoor areas to sit, sip and nosh. It has a cool, fun, party vibe to it… I can see it being very popular. I’m more into laid back atmospheres though, so the vibe wasn’t quite my thing, though I did have a good time.See more..
4.0Jefferson Theater(67 reviews) - Great spot for live music Concerts • Theaters • Theatre & Performances
Located on Charlottesville’s historic Downtown Mall, the Jefferson Theater was established in 1912 as a live performance theater that played host to silent movies, vaudeville acts and a historic list of live performers, ranging from Harry Houdini to The Three Stooges. The Jefferson reopened on November 27, 2009 after a comprehensive restoration that highlights the theater’s vintage architecture while modernizing its facilities. The theater features two full‐service bars on separate floors, a restored balcony, new central air and heating systems, and new restrooms throughout the facility. In addition, state‐of‐the-art sound and lighting systems and treatments to the theater’s acoustics make The Jefferson an excellent environment to experience live music. The venue now plays host to a range of genres including rock, bluegrass, reggae, country, metal and hip-hop.See more..
5.0Barns of Rose Hill(64 reviews) - Music and stories make a wonderful presentation. Concerts • Theatre & Performances
Barns of Rose Hill is a vibrant 501(c)(3) nonprofit performing arts venue and community center located in historic downtown Berryville, Virginia. Our venue was formerly two historic dairy barns from the early 20th century that have been respectfully restored and renovated into one unique building with superb acoustic engineering and modern amenities. We offer a diverse variety of free and affordable programs throughout the year for people of all ages. Our programs include live music, exhibits, films, workshops and classes, jam sessions, community programs, and more to fulfill our mission to enrich lives through programs in the performing, visual, and literary arts.See more..
A wonderful venue for entertainment. This was our 6th visit - We saw Jason Mraz in concert and it was comfortable with great acoustics. The theater is well kept and the infrastructure and resources put toward assisting visitors is top notch! There is available valet parking (on-line/ in-advance). Tickets can be purchased in a number of ways. The Balconies and Mezzanines are great choices and some seating has partial obstructions.See more..
4.5Camp Rapidan(37 reviews) - beautiful walk to fascinating spot Theatre & Performances
We walked down from Skyline Drive and found the trip completely enjoyable. Walking was easy, through beautiful woods. The Rapidan site itself is well-kept with informative signs. Buildings were closed due to COVID but the excellent signage made us feel we had gotten the gist of the place. The buildings are built around the two streams which come together to form the Rapidan River. You'll cross the streams several times and see interesting bridges throughout the camp area.See more..
At the Garth Newel Music Center in Hot Springs, VA, music is the key that unlocks a world of experience. From classical to jazz and more, inspired music-making is just the beginning. Shared gourmet meals, the exquisite Bath County setting. Perhaps you are planning to attend a concert and spend the night, or you are creating a special weekend (or weekday) getaway for two. Maybe you are planning a lavish country wedding or a family reunion and want a unique setting that also offers you fine food, gracious hospitality and a variety of venues from which to choose. The 114 acre Garth Newel Music, located in the beautiful County of Bath in the Virginia’s Western Highlands provides you with that magical place in which to make those special dreams come true. Our concert hall can be transformed into a wedding chapel, a meeting room or a reception area. Event Hours Vary. Please call, email, or visit website for event information.See more..
4.5Suffolk Center for Cultural Arts(17 reviews) - Beautiful Venue Thursday: 8:30 AM - 5:30 PM Spent 2-3 hours Theatre & Performances
I have visited the center for several events, one of my favorites was when my daughters high school art projects were on display. See more..
An organization dedicated to community awareness, support, and preservation of the Trail of the Lonesome Pine, the "Official Outdoor Drama of Virginia."See more..
5.0Colonial Center for the Performing Arts(7 reviews) - Great venue for live theater or concerts Thursday: 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM Spent More than 3 hours Theatre & Performances
The Colonial Theatre has a very special place in the history of our community and in the lives of many of our residents. It has weathered many storms and economic crises, as well as years of neglect at various times throughout its history. The Colonial is one of the few remaining vaudeville theatres of its era in Virginia and is listed in the National Register of Historic Places.See more..
5.0The Theatre at Washington Virginia(3 reviews) - old fashioned charm, variety of performers Spent 1-2 hours Theatre & Performances Community based, with offerings that include a film festival, performers from the DC area, and locals. Always something fun.See more..
5.0Castleton Festival(1 review) - Castleton Music Spent More than 3 hours Concerts • Theatre & Performances Castleton is a spectacular experience. Founded by an International Maestro it presents classical, opera, bluegrass, jazzSee more..
Family-friendly atmosphere featuring Bluegrass and Gospel music. Musicians of all skill levels are invited to take the stage on the open jam. Concessions. Affiliate member of The Crooked Road Music Highway Handicap accessible.See more..
