Live music in Bedford County, VA

Everyone is welcome at this community drum circle. No experience is needed, and instruments are provided, or you can bring your own. A $10 love offering is suggested.

The Osher School of Music Musical Theater Workshop presents a semi-staged concert production of Sweeney Todd: The Demon Barber of Fleet Street, with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and a book by Hugh Wheeler. Large-format printed programs, assisted listening devices, and wheelchair access are available at each performance.

Under the direction of Dr. Will Kinne, the Osher Wind Ensemble presents a program for large ensemble, spanning contemporary works and timeless wind band classics. The performance highlights the depth, versatility, and artistry of the Osher School of Music’s student musicians.

The Blue Ridge Harmeneers celebrate America’s 250th birthday with a concert exploring the places, people, and traditions that have shaped the nation through four-part harmony. The musical journey ranges from Shenandoah and New York to Georgia and Texas. Adult tickets are $15, children 12 and under are free, and groups of 10 or more can purchase tickets for $10 per person in advance.

New Standard blends influences from traditional artists, contemporary bluegrass, and gospel. Founded by Virginia Tech students, the band has performed at local restaurants, festivals, and venues across the Blue Ridge. The group has also written original songs, including material featured on its release “One More Tear.”

The Dock Wizards deliver a lively musical journey across genres, with great songs, extended jams, and plenty of fun. Featuring Dave Owens on guitar and vocals, Tony Wright on piano and organ, Billy Dodl on harp and vocals, Tim Echols on bass and vocals, and Dannie Snyder on drums, the group brings a wide variety of music to enjoy. Get ready to dance, sing along, or both.

Welcome autumn and prepare for the Christmas holidays with a concert at Bethlehem United Methodist Church. Everyone is invited, and refreshments will be served afterward.