Shenandoah Caverns, 261 Caverns Road, Quicksburg
Now in its 4th year, American Fright Night is the Valley’s largest all-indoor haunted house. Giant parade floats in the dark? Scary enough. Turn it into a haunted house with scenes from your worst nightmares? Truly terrifying. The attraction will twist, wind, and maze through the building.
Shenandoah Caverns, 261 Caverns Road, Quicksburg
Now in its 4th year, American Fright Night is the Valley’s largest all-indoor haunted house. Giant parade floats in the dark? Scary enough. Turn it into a haunted house with scenes from your worst nightmares? Truly terrifying. The attraction will twist, wind, and maze through the building.
Shenandoah Caverns, 261 Caverns Road, Quicksburg
Now in its 4th year, American Fright Night is the Valley’s largest all-indoor haunted house. Giant parade floats in the dark? Scary enough. Turn it into a haunted house with scenes from your worst nightmares? Truly terrifying. The attraction will twist, wind, and maze through the building.
Shenandoah Caverns, 261 Caverns Road, Quicksburg
Now in its 4th year, American Fright Night is the Valley’s largest all-indoor haunted house. Giant parade floats in the dark? Scary enough. Turn it into a haunted house with scenes from your worst nightmares? Truly terrifying. The attraction will twist, wind, and maze through the building.
Shenandoah Caverns, 261 Caverns Road, Quicksburg
Now in its 4th year, American Fright Night is the Valley’s largest all-indoor haunted house. Giant parade floats in the dark? Scary enough. Turn it into a haunted house with scenes from your worst nightmares? Truly terrifying. The attraction will twist, wind, and maze through the building.
Shenandoah Caverns, 261 Caverns Road, Quicksburg
Now in its 4th year, American Fright Night is the Valley’s largest all-indoor haunted house. Giant parade floats in the dark? Scary enough. Turn it into a haunted house with scenes from your worst nightmares? Truly terrifying. The attraction will twist, wind, and maze through the building.
Museum of the Shenandoah Valley
901 Amherst St., Winchester, VA 22601
Paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, photographs, and mixed-media works by some of America’s most celebrated artists, including Thomas Moran, Childe Hassam, Jackson Pollock, Andy Warhol, Elaine de Kooning, and others.
Shenandoah Valley Music Festival
Orkney Springs, VA
The Travelin’ McCourys are at the top of their game after winning a Grammy last year! Brothers – Ronnie on mandolin and Rob on banjo – were born into the bluegrass tradition, spending years on the road with their dad, renowned bluegrass musician Del McCoury.
Natural Bridge State Park , 6477 South Lee Highway, Natural Bridge
This December, head to the Visitor Center at Natural Bridge State Park for the 5th Annual Festival of Trees. Get into the holiday spirit by placing donated items under your favorite trees decorated by local area businesses and organizations. This year’s donations will benefit the Rockbridge County Public Schools.
Clarke County Historical Association
32 East Main Street
Berryville
A riveting talk and walking tour from Michael Hess, author of “Haunted Clarke County, Virginia”. A book where the spirits of the past bring history to life.
Blackfriars Playhouse
10 S. Market Street, Staunton, VA
The Beethoven Experience with the Borromeo Quartet is a landmark musical and educational experience marking the 250th anniversary of Ludwig van Beethoven’s birth, featuring an exploration of all sixteen of his string quartets.
Sharon Community Center in Clifton Forge at 4017 Nicelytown Road.
Join us on Saturday, October 3rd for a Fun 5K Run, 5 Mile Paddle and 10 Mile Bike in Clifton Forge, VA, the beautiful Alleghany Highlands.
Downtown New Market
Come to New Market Chamber of Commerce’s Heritage Day Celebration located in historic Downtown New Market! Come enjoy treasures crafted by local vendors, taste local food, and sing along and dance to local musicians! A fun day for all ages! We invite people from all communities, as well as interested vendors.
Shenandoah Caverns, 261 Caverns Road, Quicksburg
Now in its 4th year, American Fright Night is the Valley’s largest all-indoor haunted house. Giant parade floats in the dark? Scary enough. Turn it into a haunted house with scenes from your worst nightmares? Truly terrifying. The attraction will twist, wind, and maze through the building.
Wisteria Farm and Vineyard
1126 Marksville Road, Stanley VA 22851
Join us at the vineyard for a relaxing afternoon of wine and music by Mokey and Friends, a local group who plays great classic rock with their own flair! Bring a picnic and wander around the farm and vineyard or just sit on our deck, enjoying the wine, music, and the surroundings.
Wisteria Farm and Vineyard
1126 Marksville Road, Stanley VA 22851
Join us at the vineyard for a relaxing afternoon of wine and music by Emily Julia Kresky. Emily’s songs are rich with alluring lyrics, dynamic stops, catchy melodies, and are delivered with impassioned vocals. She performs both as a solo act and leads the Charlottesville-based funky pop-rock group, Dropping Julia.
Our 12th Annual Pick ’em and Stomp ’em is a fun-filled day for all! Come out early for the Blessing of the Vines and help harvest our first grapes of the season.
1126 Marksville Road, Stanley VA 22851
Join us to enjoy the music of Me & Martha. This duo are members of America’s Old-Time Country and Bluegrass Music Hall of Fame keeping up a family tradition of Appalachian Mountain Music.
Live at the Shenandoah Valley Music Festival – Sam Bush!
Known as the “father of Newgrass, was a major player in creating the rock-infused progressive bluegrass sound, which has influenced a whole new generation of artists.
Open houses, sales, artisan vendors at the Open Market, music and more starting at 10:00 a.m.
Thursday November 26, 2020
Shenandoah National Park–Big Meadows
Luray, VA
Shenandoah National Park — Skyland (mile 41.7 on Skyline Drive)
Learn what to do when the “what ifs” of your outdoor adventures turn into the “now whats”. This course will teach you the best items to take on any outdoor adventure and how to best use them in a survival situation.
Friday – October 23, 2020
Shenandoah National Park – Big Meadows area (mile 51 on Skyline Drive)
National Parks are becoming a refuge for people from city light pollution. Join amateur astronomers as they present a provocative presentation on controlling light pollution while they point out the heavenly stars. Binoculars are required as telescopes will not be provided this season. Guests must supply their own binoculars for celestial viewing
Exploring the Skies
Shenandoah National Park – Big Meadows area (mile 51 on Skyline Drive)
Amateur astronomer, Frank Perfetti, will share with you not only his love for astronomy but also for aviation, which he did as a volunteer at the National Air and Space Museum in D.C. manning a Discovery Station.
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