Events in Augusta County today

Emily leads a yoga fusion session that combines classic yoga with bodyweight strength work, Pilates-inspired moves, and bursts of cardio for a full-body practice. Expect intentional flow, strong muscle engagement, and a well-rounded sequence that builds stability and conditioning, offering a refreshing boost for the afternoon. Sol Flo Collective is a community-centered studio for yoga, wellness, and creativity, where people come together to share, teach, and learn through movement, sound, and art. Parking and entry are located behind the building.

Returning by popular demand, Burger Night at the bar features a charbroiled burger topped with American cheese and served with potato chips for $11.

Craft Sublime Harvest Market takes place at The Foundry at Basic City Beer Co. as the season winds down. The market features in-season produce, flowers, herbs, and plants, along with baked goods, honey, and other locally grown and handcrafted items from area producers. It offers a way to support local growers and pick up fresh ingredients and unique finds for the week. Only a few Wednesday markets remain before the season wraps up.

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

This weekly community group run covers the full stretch of Bells Lane, traveling from Commerce Road to the bypass and back. Participants can add a brief extra segment to bring the distance to about four miles.

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.

Settle into a soothing Thursday gentle flow yoga session at Sol Flo Collective, combining smooth movement with occasional yin-style poses and longer holds. This class welcomes all experience levels. Please bring your own mat; extra props are available at the studio. Parking and entry are located behind the building. If the small gravel lot is full, nearby street parking is available. Use the rear entrance through the white doors next to the outdoor staircase by the barber shop sign, then pass through two interior doors. The studio is through the mosaic glass door on the right.

Hometown Line Dancing returns to The Foundry at Basic City Beer Co. The night begins with music, followed by lessons to get everyone moving. Afterward, the dance floor stays open with requests welcomed throughout the evening. Admission is free and all ages are welcome. Attendees under 18 must be with an adult, and a valid ID is required. No prior experience or partner is needed. Arrive early to grab dinner from Basic City Kitchen, a beer from the Taproom, or a treat from Sip City Soda Shop before stepping onto the dance floor.

Set out on a guided walk through Staunton’s Beverley and Newtown districts, covering about twelve blocks and showcasing ornate Victorian architecture. Guides share vivid accounts of early settlement, Civil War chapters, and the city’s later revival, bringing the streets and landmarks to life. Noteworthy stops include the Smith Center for History and Art, the National Valley Bank, and Trinity Church with its Tiffany windows. The route also weaves past local art galleries, antique shops, and the lively farmers market for a fuller sense of place. Pricing is $23 for the full experience and $18 for a shorter option, with children under 12 at half price. Depending on availability, the tour may be offered on the Staunton Downtown Trolley.

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.

Late night hours feature cocktails and a small bites menu to cap off the night.

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.

This weekly meal service supports people experiencing homelessness and hunger. A meal is provided at each gathering.

Explore Staunton’s past on a guided, 90-plus-minute, 12-block walk through the Beverley and Newtown districts. Hear stories of early settlers, the Civil War, and the city’s renaissance while taking in standout Victorian architecture. Highlights include visits to the Smith Center for History and Art, the National Valley Bank, and Trinity Church with its Tiffany windows. The route also passes local art galleries, antique shops, and the bustling Farmers Market for a fuller picture of downtown life. The tour may be conducted on the Staunton Downtown Trolley depending on availability. Pricing is $23 for the full tour and $18 for the short tour, with children under 12 at half price.

Young Pokémon fans, whether new to the game or already involved, can gather to play, trade, and make friends in a dedicated space. During the event, the area is set aside exclusively for children and their parents or guardians. Beginners are welcome, with a box of bulk Pokémon to browse so they can get started.

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.

Experience a calming class at Sol Flo Collective that emphasizes yin practice with a touch of gentle flow. Yin moves at an unhurried pace with longer holds, creating space to settle into each posture. All levels are welcome. Please bring your own mat, and note that additional props are available at the studio. Parking and entry are located behind the building rather than at the front. Use the white doors beside the outdoor staircase, where a barber shop sign marks the building. After passing through the first and second doors, the studio entrance is the mosaic glass door on the right. For questions, contact hello@burrowandvine.com or send a message to the studio’s social accounts.

A spirited Old Time Jam brings together musicians and music lovers in The Shop at Queen City Music Studios. This weekly session welcomes both players and listeners and is offered as a free community music gathering. Volunteer staff, family, and friends help host, and optional donations on a sliding scale of $10 to $20 support the studio’s mission of making music makers. Queen City Music Studios is a hub for learning and performance, combining a school, shop, and special events. It offers community music gatherings, workshops, rehearsal space, house concerts, and instruction for all ages, styles, and levels. Founded by Molly Rose Murphy in 2015 as a learn-by-ear alternative music school, it has grown to provide booking, event management, and production services, employs more than twenty professional musicians and instructors, and operates a full-service music store with new and used instruments, accessories, and repairs. Molly’s Musikgarten provides early development family music classes.