Events in Augusta County, VA

Explore Staunton’s rich past on a guided 12-block walking tour through the Beverley and Newtown historic districts. Over more than 90 minutes, admire Victorian architecture while hearing stories of early settlers, the Civil War, and the city’s renaissance. Highlights may include the Smith Center for History and Art, the National Valley Bank, and Trinity Church with its Tiffany windows. Along the way, take in local art galleries, antique shops, and the vibrant Farmers Market for a lively snapshot of downtown. This experience is well suited to history enthusiasts and families. Depending on availability, the tour may also be conducted on the Staunton Downtown Trolley. Pricing options include a full tour for $23 and a shorter version for $18, with children under 12 at half price. Meet at the Staunton Visitor Center.

Experience a calm, community-centered session designed to ease stress and support overall well-being through Acu-Wellness. This offering follows the NADA Protocol, a gentle approach to ear acupuncture in which up to five sterile needles are placed at specific points on the outer ear. The method is used in behavioral health, recovery programs, disaster response, and community wellness settings to encourage relaxation, resilience, and steadier nervous system function. Sessions take place in a quiet shared space where participants rest comfortably for about 30 to 45 minutes while the needles remain in place. Conversation is not required, allowing time for body and mind to reset. No prior experience is needed. Many participants report feeling calmer, more grounded, and better able to manage stress afterward, with potential benefits that include improved sleep, emotional balance, clearer focus, reduced overwhelm, and general wellness support. Plan to eat beforehand, wear comfortable clothing, and arrive a few minutes early to settle in. When appropriate, ear seeds can be provided as a needle-free option. This service is intended to support wellness and is not a substitute for medical or mental health treatment. It is currently offered at no cost while certification is in progress, then will transition to a donation model with a suggested contribution of $5 to $20.

Ugly Kid Joe headlines a rock show at The Foundry with special guests Wheatus and Platinum Moon. Expect a blend of ’90s hard rock favorites, familiar singalong tunes, and an energetic opening set, all centered on loud guitars and big choruses. The lineup welcomes longtime listeners and those discovering these bands live for the first time.

Rockingham Cooperative Ace Hardware in Stuarts Draft will host a Customer Appreciation Day to thank customers for supporting the cooperative and shopping locally. Look for special savings, in-store promotions, and community activities that make a stop worthwhile. More information about featured deals and what will be happening will be shared as the event approaches.

A large indoor flea market at Augusta Expo in Fishersville, Virginia features handmade crafts, a variety of vendors, antiques, vintage pieces, yard sale bargains, and more. Admission is $1 at the door. Prospective sellers can register through the event website.

Augusta Expo hosts a large indoor flea market and vendor event. Basic to Boozy will be on site with its Beyond Basic cupcakes, White Way bread and rolls, and dog treats, featuring ten regular cupcake flavors plus five event-only selections. Pricing is set at $3 per cupcake, $10 for a mix and match flight of four, $8 per loaf of White Way bread or rolls, and $5 per bag of dog treats. Admission is $1, with free entry for children 12 and under.

Set in the foothills of the Shenandoah Valley, this lively community market brings together growers, makers, and neighbors for shopping and entertainment. Enjoy live music, activities for kids, and a variety of food trucks while you explore. Meet the farmers behind the goods and find fresh fruits and vegetables, cheeses, meats, eggs, and other prepared foods. Grab a coffee as you browse vendors with candles, flowers, and more, all in one convenient spot.

Explore Staunton’s past on a guided walking tour that covers roughly 12 blocks in about 90 minutes. The route travels through the Beverley and Newtown districts, highlighting ornate Victorian architecture while sharing stories of early settlers, the Civil War, and the city’s revival. Along the way, see notable places such as the Smith Center for History and Art, the National Valley Bank, and Trinity Church, known for its Tiffany windows. The walk also passes local art galleries, antique shops, and a lively farmers market. Designed for families and history enthusiasts, the experience may also be offered on the Staunton Downtown Trolley depending on availability. Tickets are $23 for the full tour and $18 for a shorter option, with children under 12 at half price.

This gathering welcomes young Pokémon fans, whether brand-new or experienced, to play, trade, and meet new friends. During the event, the space is reserved for kids and their parents or guardians. Newcomers can browse a supply of bulk Pokémon to help them get started, and guests are welcome to linger after the main session.

A small-scale summer cookout pairs live music and local vendors with a five-course dinner and beverages. Expect a seasonal tasting menu that reimagines classic cookout favorites, prepared with locally sourced ingredients. This ticketed gathering keeps things relaxed yet polished, with optional curated experiences that foster connection, spark creativity, and let guests unwind at their own pace. Whether drawn by the cuisine, the atmosphere, or the sense of community, attendees can savor an intentional take on summer. Capacity is limited to 20 tickets.

Enjoy a lively cakewalk featuring music, plenty of fun, and time to connect with others. All-night access is available at $20 for adults, $10 for students, and $40 for a family pass for members of the same household. Individual tickets will also be offered. Food will be sold, and all proceeds benefit Riverheads Weekday Religious Education.

An electrifying night awaits with a powerhouse guitarist and vocalist. Albert blends blues and rock with raw emotion, pairing soulful vocals with blazing guitar work. The performance features high energy, heartfelt playing, and the kind of live moments that make him one of today’s standout blues artists.

A monthly bluegrass jam at Queen City Music Studios is co-hosted by Don DePoy and Martha Hills. The gathering begins with an hour of easier tempos and entry-level songs, then moves into livelier tunes. Musicians of any skill level, singers, and appreciative listeners all have a place in the circle. There is no admission fee and the event is open to everyone, with optional donations on a sliding scale of $10 to $20 or more that support the studio’s mission to cultivate music makers. Don and Martha bring deep ties to Appalachian traditions, sharing bluegrass, old-time, folk, rural swing, classic country, and touches of jazz. Don performs on multiple bluegrass instruments and also teaches at Eastern Mennonite University, while Martha provides bass and vocals. Their sets feature autoharp, banjo, guitar, and a Galax-style mountain dulcimer recognized with awards. They are members of America’s Old-Time Country Music Hall of Fame, appear on the artist rosters of Young Audiences of Virginia and the Virginia Commission for the Arts, and have been named a Top Wedding Band by Virginia Living Magazine for five years. Queen City Music Studios is a community-focused school, music shop, and creative venue offering private lessons, group classes, workshops, rehearsal space, house concerts, and community gatherings. Founded by Molly Rose Murphy in 2015, it has grown to a team of more than twenty instructors and provides both traditional and ear-based learning. The shop carries new and used instruments, accessories, repair services, and consignment options, and the studio’s stage arm supports artist booking, event management, and production.

At Sol Flo Collective, this yin-focused class weaves gentle flow into long, unhurried holds and welcomes all experience levels. Please bring your own mat, and note that additional props are available at the studio. Parking and the entrance are located behind the building; use the small gravel lot or nearby street parking. Enter through the white doors beside the outdoor staircase near the barber shop sign, then continue past the first two doors to the mosaic glass door on the right to reach the studio.

This free Try It Out with Girl Scouts event from Girl Scouts of Virginia Skyline welcomes girls entering Kindergarten who are not yet members. At Augusta County Library, participants can sample the Girl Scout experience through hands on activities that spark curiosity and confidence. Girls will learn the Girl Scout Promise while making new friends, sing a playful call and response camp song, imagine themselves as butterflies on an adventure, and talk with a Girl Scout Daisy about Kindergarten. Free membership is available for new girls.

Settle into a groove with instrumental jazz that blends classic favorites and original pieces from the Circle of Friends.

Settle in at Marino’s Lunch for an Irish session that welcomes players and listeners. Bring an instrument to take part, or relax with a drink while the music flows. The event is hosted by Doug Sheridan, and proceeds support Queen City Music Studios. Queen City Music Studios is a community hub for music education and events, offering lessons and group classes for all ages and styles, a rehearsal space, workshops, house concerts, and a full-service shop for new and used instruments, accessories, and repairs. Founded by Molly Rose Murphy as an alternative ear-based approach to learning, the organization now also provides booking, event management and production services with a team of over twenty professional musicians and instructors. Community gatherings are organized with the help of volunteers, and donations on a sliding scale of $10 to $20 sustain their mission of making music makers. Doug also teaches Irish fiddle through Queen City Music Studios. To connect about lessons, email info@queencitymusicstudios.com.

Rockingham Cooperative, Stuarts Draft Ag Supply presents a two day customer appreciation event dedicated to the farmers, landowners, livestock producers, and families who support the store. Expect storewide special pricing, discounts on farm supplies and livestock equipment, deals on feed and animal health items, end of season savings, and complimentary food and refreshments for customers. Additional details and featured promotions will be announced.

Settle into a seat on the Virginia Scenic Railway for a rolling craft beer tasting through the Shenandoah Valley. This Ales & Rails edition highlights Pro Re Nata with a curated flight of four Virginia beers, each matched with thoughtfully prepared snacks that complement the flavors. A brewery representative or beer specialist leads the experience with insights into brewing techniques, tasting notes, and the story behind the featured brewery. The outing includes a roundtrip rail journey, relaxed vibes suited to couples, friends, and beer fans, and an emphasis on discovery. Ales & Rails features a different Virginia brewery each month, showcasing styles that range from hop-forward IPAs to smooth lagers and seasonal releases, blending railroad charm with local flavor. Seating is limited and tastings tend to sell out quickly.

Set in Waynesboro, Virginia, the annual Homecoming of The University of Science and Philosophy honors 100 years of Walter Russell’s The Universal One. Across the weekend, attendees can look forward to talks by inspiring speakers, communal meals, moments for reflection, music, and welcoming spaces to connect with students and friends from around the world.

Sweet Leef celebrates the release of the new album Twisted and Lit at Heardthestore, with Rath Campbell appearing in support. Admission is free and there is no cover.

Leftover Salmon brings its trailblazing blend of roots music to The Foundry at Basic City Beer Co in Waynesboro, Virginia. For more than three decades, the band has helped shape jamgrass and stretched the boundaries of bluegrass, mixing progressive picking, Cajun rhythms, psychedelic improvisation, and story-driven Americana into a singular live experience. The lineup features founding members Drew Emmitt and Vince Herman alongside Andy Thorn, Greg Garrison, Alwyn Robinson, and Jay Starling, delivering the kind of high-energy performance that has defined the group for years. This event is open to all ages. Attendees younger than 18 must be accompanied by an adult, and a valid ID is required.

Area automobile enthusiasts gather at Terry Court for a Cars and Coffee meetup. Any make or model is welcome, including cars, trucks, and motorcycles. Attendees are expected to follow all laws and be considerate of neighboring properties.

In the foothills of the Shenandoah Valley, a lively farmers market welcomes visitors with live music, activities for children, food trucks, and more. Talk directly with the people who grew your food and pick up fresh produce, cheeses, meats, eggs, and other ready-to-eat options. Grab a coffee as you check out stalls featuring candles, flowers, and additional finds, all gathered together in one convenient market.

Set at the Gypsy Hill Park Bandstand in Staunton, this African American heritage and multicultural festival brings together regional flavors, handcrafted art, live musicians, entertainers, and interactive activities that celebrate the area’s diverse cultures. Saturday centers on performances by local bands. Sunday includes a church service, gospel music, and a fashion show highlighting culture. Co-sponsored by Staunton City Schools and Waynesboro Public Schools, the festival shares traditions represented among students and families in those divisions. The City of Staunton, including Staunton Parks & Recreation, is a major supporter, providing the venue, financial backing, and event-day assistance.

Venture through the historic Blue Ridge Tunnel, a nearly mile-long passage carved through the Blue Ridge Mountains more than 170 years ago. Expect rough stone walls, the echo of dripping water, and complete darkness for much of the journey, then the quiet reward of stepping back into daylight with a sense of accomplishment. Tickets include a guided group hike, a wine flight, a full lunch, and a make and take craft. Transportation is provided by Ride with Rog, meet at Common Wealth Crush and do not go directly to the trailhead. A headlamp or flashlight is required. Space is limited.

Despicable Me screens at CarMax Park as part of the Flying Squirrels' Movie Night Series presented by Woodfin - Your Home Team. The movie is rated PG, and this showing also features Happy Hour specials. Tickets are $10, and children three and under are admitted free.

The Boxcar Speakeasy crew performs as a trio, delivering a swinging set to accompany dinner and drinks.

A Real Estate Investor Meetup at Royal India Palace in Waynesboro features Bill Russell, owner of Keyrenter Property Management Solutions, a local real estate investor and former law enforcement officer. After a decade in law enforcement that began with the Waynesboro Police Department and continued with the Augusta County Sheriff’s Office, he launched Keyrenter Property Management Solutions in 2018. He now manages hundreds of rental properties while also owning investment properties, offering insight from both sides of the landlord experience. In this session, Bill shares his path into real estate, the lessons he has learned as both an investor and a property manager, and the practical realities of owning and operating rentals. Attendees can look for guidance on strategies that often work, frequent mistakes to avoid, and what landlords should understand to manage properties effectively. The conversation is designed for experienced owners, those preparing to purchase a first rental, and anyone curious about getting started in real estate investing.

Experience Staunton, Virginia with a ghost tour during the Queen City Mischief and Magic weekend, blending local history with accounts of reported hauntings. The route features four notable sites, including Western State Lunatic Asylum, the Charlotte Coffman House, White Star Flour Mill, and the American Hotel. The tour combines storytelling, historical context, scientific viewpoints, and local legend to share the Queen City’s past and its most talked about haunted locations. Tickets are $15 for adults and $13 for seniors 60 and older, military veterans, and children ages 6 to 12.

Set in the Shenandoah Valley's foothills, the Waynesboro Farmers Market offers a lively community marketplace. Browse farm stands to the sound of music played live, let children enjoy activities, and pick up a bite from food trucks. Meet farmers and vendors offering fresh produce, cheeses, meats, eggs, and other ready-made foods. Enjoy a coffee as you explore booths with candles, flowers, and more, all in one place.

McHale & Justina make their first appearance at Byers Street Bistro in Staunton, Virginia with an intimate acoustic set. Performing as a duo, they offer live music in this local favorite setting.

A special edition of the Railroad Haunts experience focuses entirely on Staunton’s historic Depot Station, a site long associated with frequent paranormal reports. Over the course of a one hour walking tour, explore the grounds around the depot while hearing true accounts and eyewitness stories brought to life. Highlights include tales linked to Myrtle Knox and the 1890 train wreck, the American Hotel’s era as a Civil War hospital, and reports of DC McLewery said to still patrol the tracks. The experience blends history, ghost lore, science, and legend into a single narrative. This family friendly outing welcomes curious minds of all ages. Tickets are $12 per person for a limited time, and free parking is available nearby. These Halloween tours are popular and may sell out.

After dark, Staunton reveals a more unsettling side. This 90-minute tour explores chilling history, twisted legends, and lingering hauntings woven through the Queen City. Hear accounts of murder, madness, and the supernatural as the route highlights places tied to unexplained events and eerie folklore. Stories include specters said to haunt the courthouse, tales from the Spotts-Coffman House, glimpses of Western State Asylum from a distance, and whispers of tunnels hidden beneath the streets. More than a traditional history outing, it blends documented past with mystery, legend, and ghost stories for an atmospheric walk through the city’s shadows. Content includes mature themes and may not be suitable for young children. Attendees are asked to arrive 15 minutes early for check-in. Stories and tour content are copyrighted 2026 by Black Raven Paranormal, with unauthorized use or reproduction prohibited.

An annual celebration of British motoring at Ridgeview Park welcomes British classics and moderns from Jaguar, Rover, and MINI, along with British motorcycles plus British DNA and kit cars. The featured marque is Jaguar, and last year the show field hosted more than 120 vehicles. Enjoy coffee and donuts at the welcome tent, on-site registration, voting by car entrants, lunch from food vendors, car displays, prizes, and a wandering band of pipers throughout the day. Directional signs will help guide visitors within the park. Entries are accepted online, by mailed check, or in person at the show field, with on-site pricing higher per vehicle. A portion of proceeds supports the Blue Ridge Area Food Bank. Last year the event contributed $1,561.65, and over the years it has raised $12,798.23, helping fund approximately 49,600 meals. Additional donations may be made at the Welcome Tent. This is a rain or shine event, and registration fees are non-refundable.

Spend time at a lively neighborhood market set in the foothills of the Shenandoah Valley. Browse seasonal produce straight from local growers, along with cheeses, meats, eggs, and an array of ready-to-enjoy foods. Meet the people who cultivate and craft what you take home, sip a coffee as you wander among stands offering candles, flowers, and other finds, and enjoy the atmosphere with live music, activities for kids, food trucks, and more. Everything comes together in one convenient spot for a relaxed, community-centered shopping experience.

A long-running apple festival marks its 51st year at Willow Oak Plaza Shopping Center. New vendors are still being accepted.

Enjoy live acoustic music from Josh Davidson at Seven Arrows Brewing Company. Pair the performance with thirteen craft beers on tap or kombucha choices, along with American dishes with a twist. TVs throughout the space, seating indoors and outside, and cornhole with other games help create an easygoing vibe. The taproom and patio welcome dogs, and the setting is friendly for families, making it a comfortable evening out.

McHale & Justina band brings a full band live music performance to Third Generations Grill in Waynesboro, Virginia. Settle in for live tunes, with food and drinks available from the venue.

Apple Days 2026 takes place over two days with designated rain dates to keep plans on track regardless of weather. The event is still welcoming new vendors, and organizers ask interested parties to reach out through the event’s Facebook page.

This Out of the Darkness Community Walk is part of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s fundraising series that brings communities together to prevent suicide. The event features check-in, on-site registration, and resources, then an opening ceremony leading into the walk. Participants who raise $150 can receive an official Out of the Darkness Community Walk T-shirt at the event.

Blind Peach Band brings melodic songs with a playful touch to Redbeard. Gentle tunes meet occasional bursts of fun for a relaxed, good-spirited show.

Southern Smoke delivers an upbeat live music set at Fraternal Order of the Eagles 680 in Staunton, VA, with food and cold drinks adding to the party atmosphere.

Experience a lively community market in the foothills of the Shenandoah Valley, filled with local flavor and friendly faces. Browse stalls while music plays, little ones enjoy activities, and food trucks serve up bites. Talk directly with growers and producers offering fresh fruits and vegetables, cheeses, meats, eggs, and a variety of prepared foods. Sip a coffee as you explore vendors selling candles, flowers, and other finds, all gathered in one convenient spot.

Stampede Rodeo & Bullriding arrives in Fishersville, VA for one big event that brings the spirit of the Wild West to town. The lineup includes bull riding and barrel racing, along with Spectator Bull Hockey and entertainment from the rodeo clown. Early arrival offers time to explore Western vendors, and kids can enjoy sheep riding. Limited discount presale tickets are available for $10.

An evening at the Staunton Moose Lodge centers on live music and good company as the band delivers a wide-ranging set. The playlist moves from hard-edged tunes to country favorites, with a nod to Waylon Jennings along the way.

Set in the foothills of the Shenandoah Valley, this lively farmers market includes live music, activities for kids, food trucks, and additional options for visitors. Meet the farmers and shop for fresh fruits and vegetables, cheeses, meats, eggs, and a selection of prepared foods. Enjoy a coffee as you browse vendors with candles, flowers, and other goods, all in a single location.

Illustrator and comic book artist Orion Zangara leads a guided class on drawing a manga-style warrior. Through a Google Slides walkthrough, the lesson moves step by step from simple shapes to a complete character, making the process clear and engaging. All materials are included. Open to teens and adults. The fee is $75 for members and $100 for non-members, and registration is required.

At Augusta Expo, The Neighbor Bridge presents a spooky-themed friend-raiser with cocktails in keeping with the theme, a dance floor set for eerie fun, and plenty of good times. Costumes are encouraged.

The Waynesboro Farmers Market brings the community together in the Shenandoah Valley foothills. Shop to live music, let kids take part in activities, and grab a bite from food trucks while you explore. Meet the farmers behind fresh fruits and vegetables, cheeses, meats, eggs, and other prepared foods. Pick up a coffee as you browse vendors offering candles, flowers, and more... all in one place.

Venture through the grounds around Staunton’s historic Depot Station during a focused, one hour ghost walk that highlights one of the city’s most active paranormal sites. This edition of Staunton’s Haunted History concentrates entirely on the depot area, where numerous encounters have been reported. Hear stories grounded in documented events and eyewitness testimony, including the lingering presence of Myrtle Knox linked to an 1890 train accident. Learn about the American Hotel’s years as a Civil War hospital, the reports of DC McLewery still roaming the tracks, and a final tale crafted to send a shiver. The experience is family friendly and geared to curious minds of all ages. Tickets are $12 per person, and the tour blends local history, hauntings, science, and legend into a memorable hour.

Live music fills The Fishin’ Pig Waynesboro with an easygoing acoustic mix of classic rock, pop, and country hits. Expect favorites made famous by Journey, Guns N’ Roses, Creedence Clearwater Revival, Janis Joplin, Dolly Parton, Jewel, Heart, Alanis Morissette, 4 Non Blondes, The Cranberries, and more. Admission is free with no cover. Choose songs in real time from a mobile friendly request list with hundreds of options. Sing along or settle in and enjoy the relaxed vibe while savoring barbecue and signature drinks, perfect for a casual night out with friends and family.

When night settles over Staunton, a 90-minute walking experience explores the city’s darker side with tales of murder, madness, and the uncanny. Hear stories tied to the courthouse and its lingering presences, the rumored tunnels beneath the streets, and the Spotts-Coffman House, while the former Western State Asylum is observed from a distance. More than a straightforward history lesson, this outing blends documented past with mystery, legend, lore, and ghost stories. This Halloween edition offers discounted admission at $16, with complimentary candy and snacks available at the start. Themes are mature and not advised for young children. Plan to arrive about 15 minutes early for check-in. All stories and materials are the copyrighted work of Black Raven Paranormal in 2026, and reproduction is not permitted.

Saber Light Praxeum 2026 brings a four day blend of advanced LED combat instruction and a full slate of nine tournaments to Fishersville, Virginia. Throughout the weekend, instructors from across the United States lead sessions on technique, tactics, movement, and how to apply skills in competition for participants at every level. The competition lineup spans kata and team choreography alongside a steel saber bracket, a double elimination event fought under the Saber Light Knights continuous mixed ruleset, and an afternoon foam tournament hosted by Aiken Saber Academy. Later sessions feature a ranked Saber Legion standard tournament with redemption under The Saber Legion rules, followed by Saber Light Knights continuous bouts using the standard ruleset. One day also offers a catered barbecue lunch with all you can eat pork and chicken and gluten free options available, priced at $20 per person. The final day focuses on youth foam point divisions using the standard SLK point ruleset, a standard Light Speed tournament, the fast paced SLK Tornado format, and additional classes with open sparring. Schools and organizations may select up to four fighters to represent them in the race for the Praxeum Cup, where team pride, depth, and consistency determine who stands on top. The spirit of the weekend is simple... train hard, compete wisely, and leave stronger.

Historic Haunts of Staunton marks its 19th season with a lantern lit, 90 minute walk through downtown Staunton, Virginia, blending local history with eerie tales. This long running ghost tour shares the stories of Mary Baldwin, James Vames, and Jimmy Atkins, figures tied to the city’s past who are said to linger still. Along the route, hear accounts of unexplained activity and explore why Staunton is considered a hotspot for the paranormal. All tickets are $15.

Explore Staunton, Virginia after dark on a 90-minute guided walk that blends local history with eerie lore. This immersive tour uncovers chilling stories of murder, madness, and the unexplained, from whispers of tunnels beneath the city to accounts of figures said to linger at the courthouse. See the Western State Asylum from a distance and hear tales tied to the Spotts-Coffman House, along with other locations steeped in mystery. This special edition features $13 tickets for ages 8 and up, and a Jason Vorhees prop will be on site for photo opportunities. As a winter tour, it may be canceled for extreme cold at the start below 30 degrees Fahrenheit or for dangerous snow and ice conditions, with full refunds provided.

Explore arts and crafts at Augusta Expo's Fall Arts & Craft Show, with plenty of shopping and food available. Parking is free. Admission is $3, and ages 12 and under are admitted at no cost.

JusT Us brings a high-energy, family-friendly show to Staunton Moose, celebrating more than a decade together as a multi-award-winning act that earned Lynchburg's Best Local Band in 2022. Known for covering favorites across genres, the band can also deliver full tribute sets, including Lynard Skynard or the Almond Brothers. With more than 430 performances and over 200 years of combined experience on stage, they have played throughout Virginia, Tennessee, and North Carolina, won multiple first-place band competitions, and appeared at Tootsie's, Derek's Bentley's honky-tonk, and Stagecoach on Nashville's Music Row. Past highlights include sold-out performances with David Allen Coe and Rodney Atkins.

Josh Davidson performs live local music at Blu Point Seafood Co. in Staunton, VA. The venue offers seafood influenced by the Chesapeake Bay and the New England shore, along with bar snacks and starters, desserts, a full bar, and choices that include chicken, steak, and pasta.

This event marks a return to the Staunton Eagles for another show. The performers have expressed their excitement about coming back.