This weekend in Blacksburg, VA

A coordination space for DC Front Runners members, runners, spectators, family, and friends to share race-related plans. Participants can post whether they are running or spectating, coordinate group photo meetups and transportation, and share travel plans or other race information.

The Beulah Fall Festival and Curbside Market offers pre-order pickup for apples, apple butter, and Brunswick stew, with any remaining items available for purchase onsite. The Country Store features baked goods, jams, jellies, pickles, handmade crafts and cards, collectibles, jewelry, pecans, hand creams, Christmas items, and more. Breakfast and lunch are available in the Country Kitchen. Family activities include hayrides, a bouncy house, face painting, and games. Admission is free.

This two-day River Rescue Certification course is designed for private boaters, river guides, kayakers, pack rafters, and other river users with basic river skills. Participants develop skills in hazard identification, risk assessment, and rescuing themselves and others, with content addressing the needs of rafters, rowers, kayakers, pack rafters, canoeists, and stand-up paddleboarders. The course takes place outdoors in Class I–II whitewater and includes active, hands-on instruction with ample time on the water. Participants should be prepared for outdoor air and water temperatures and must meet the ACA Essential Eligibility Criteria and be able to competently navigate Class II–III whitewater. Completing the course requires participation and demonstrated skills, and attendance alone does not guarantee certification. Successful participants receive Sierra Rescue International River Rescue Certification, valid for three years. Upon request, the course can also provide ACA Level 4 Swiftwater Rescue training.

A gathering for car enthusiasts featuring vehicles of all makes and models, from supercars and classics to muscle cars and custom builds. Attendees can bring a car or browse the lineup, enjoy live music from a DJ, and receive a complimentary golf voucher for one hour of golf. Admission is free, and everyone is welcome.

Roanoke Valley Cars and Coffee’s annual Toys for Tots donation event is its final gathering of the season. Guests are asked to bring at least one new, unwrapped toy, and cash donations are also welcome. All donations go directly to The Roanoke Gri-NCH and Toys for Tots Marines to distribute to children in need for Christmas.

Fall Mini-Workshops & Hafla at Colonial Heights Recreation Center features the return of Chudney for two belly dance workshops presented by Queens of the Universe. Chudney is a professional performer known for appearances in international productions such as Egipto en Barcelona, Virginia's Reflections Cast, and Jillina's Belly Dance Experience. Her accolades include East Coast Classic Cabaret Professional Champion in 2015 and the People's Choice award.

Explore reptiles, feeders, and supplies gathered under one roof. Admission is cash only, with prices varying by age. Children five and under enter free.

A booth at the Richmond Reptile Expo will feature realistic 3D prints, along with other fun and useful prints.

Celebrate the opening of The Little Glam Spa at a welcome party introducing a new spa created especially for little princesses.

Enjoy a free, family-friendly alpaca experience featuring hundreds of alpacas from farms across the country. Browse alpaca-related vendors for Christmas gifts and other seasonal needs.

This free grief support group offers a space for women navigating any life-altering loss. The group is facilitated by Olga Montgomery, LCSW, CAGCS, owner of Voyager Counseling.

An orientation for people interested in volunteering with the park, joining the Friends of Pocahontas State Park, or taking part in planned Saturday workdays on the Bright Hope trails. Participants will learn about supporting the park’s equestrian community through efforts such as replacing signage and clearing trails.

Celebrate the holiday season while shopping a market featuring more than 30 local artisans, makers, and small businesses. Browse handmade gifts, art, jewelry, home goods, treats, self-care items, pet gifts, and more, while supporting local businesses. Festive drinks, sweet treats, and lunch are also available.

The holidays can be especially difficult when you are grieving someone you love. This workshop offers ways to navigate Thanksgiving and Christmas while grieving. People at any stage of loss are welcome, and there is no pressure to share. Participants can listen, learn, and be reminded that they do not have to face the holidays alone. The $12 cost includes a Holiday Survival Guide.

Browse books, DVDs, and CDs at the book sale. Fill a provided paper grocery bag for $5. All proceeds benefit the Friends of the Library.

Enjoy a relaxed shopping experience and browse a variety of vendors offering handmade items and direct sales. Find gifts for the special people on your list, and enjoy a hot dog lunch while you shop.

Explore locally made crafts and unique gifts, along with home and holiday decor, jewelry, fabric arts, baked goods, and more. Admission is free, and the venue is accessible to people with disabilities. Proceeds support missions and outreach ministries.

The New River Valley Master Gardeners will demonstrate ways to create floral arrangements using a variety of vessels and techniques, with a focus on flowers and greenery available in the fall. The demonstration will be followed by a hands-on workshop using grocery store flowers or items brought from your garden, such as pinecones, branches, dried berries or seed pods, thistles, evergreens, and acorns. Supplies are limited, so please bring your own vases or vessels. You can take home the arrangement you create.

Celebrate the season of Thanksgiving at the 4th Annual Breath of Life Midwifery Fall Festival in Roanoke, VA. Families can explore offerings from 20 registered vendors featuring goods, services, information, and treats, with some activities available for purchase. The first 100 families receive a complimentary swag bag that includes information, samples, coupons, and 20 tickets for the free raffle. Children can enjoy two free bounce houses and take part in interactive demonstrations, and there will be at least 20 items awarded in the free raffle. Face painting and fall mini photo sessions are available for a fee. Optional pre-registration is offered.

Enjoy a Saturday brunch featuring made-to-order omelets prepared fresh in front of you, slow-cooked brisket, fried chicken, a salad bar, desserts, and beverages. The meal is all-you-can-eat, with adult and children’s pricing available.

Enjoy a holiday wreath-making experience with The Freckled Flower Farm, R.J. Landin of Have A Ball Style & Design, and Maison Vie at Make Creative Studio. Create a lush evergreen wreath using seasonal greenery, natural accents, and luxurious ribbon. All materials are included, and no experience is needed. A portion of the proceeds supports Make Creative Studio.

Create a layered, blacklight-reactive Krampus artwork in this hands-on cut-paper workshop inspired by the dark Alpine folklore figure. Guided step by step, participants use cardstock, glue, tweezers, and intricate pre-cut pieces to assemble a mixed-media monster featuring details such as horns, hooves, snowflakes, skulls, and eyes. No previous art training is required, but the process is challenging and calls for patience, nimble fingers, and a delicate touch. The workshop combines paper crafting with theatrical storytelling, sound effects, humor, and festive mischief. All materials are provided and are nontoxic. Due to the delicate work, it is not recommended for children under 15. The experience includes loud noises, flashing lights, blacklights, laser lights, and campy humor.

Enjoy a gospel brunch inspired by the nostalgic sounds of late ’90s and early 2000s gospel music.

NerdVana brings together gamers, collectors, anime fans, and pop culture lovers for a mall-wide expo featuring more than 100 vendor tables. Browse trading cards, video games, anime, collectibles, and more. Admission and parking are free.

Shop at Golden Shoestring Consignment and support animals in need in the Roanoke Valley. A portion of the store’s earnings will benefit the Roanoke Valley SPCA, and pet food donations will also be collected. Shopping or donating helps support the animals and a local business.

Meet the cats available through this adoption event. More pictures and foster or adoption application information are available through the provided links.

A holiday market highlights young entrepreneurs and local crafters sharing their creativity and hard work. Browse handmade goods, baked treats, original artwork, and seasonal gifts, all made and sold by local kids. After the market, the evening turns to a game night at First XI Coffee House with board games, trivia, and video games, creating a relaxed atmosphere for friends and families with plenty of laughs and good-natured competition.

Explore Richmond with a professional historian guide and learn about the city’s role in shaping American politics, culture, education, architecture, and more.

Enjoy an R&B sing-along brunch and daytime party featuring classic and current songs, dancing, and music by DJ Rayvon. Brunch and drinks are available for purchase separately and are not included with event admission. This event is for guests 21 and older.

The DSAR Buddy Walk brings the community together to celebrate inclusion and support individuals with Down syndrome and their families. Participants can fundraise, compete for top fundraiser prizes, take part in a silent auction and raffles, and connect local service providers with the community. Funds raised help provide programs, resources, and support for individuals with Down syndrome and their families.

Stanford heads to Lane Stadium to take on the Virginia Tech Hokies in a clash of contrasting styles. Stanford’s measured, disciplined approach meets Virginia Tech’s hard-hitting physicality in a stadium known for its intensity and electric game-day energy. With conference stakes and school pride at play, momentum swings could shape the outcome right up to the final whistle.

This three-hour intensive introduces beginner Salsa On2 students to basic timing, footwork, and partnering for social dancing.

Explore how the pace of an improv scene affects its clarity, energy, and humor. This class examines when a slower approach can feel thoughtful and satisfying, when it may lose momentum, and how fast scenes can be exciting or become confusing. Through practice, students will work on adjusting their pace and recognizing what a scene needs. Led by Nate Shepherd, a writer, comedian, lawyer, performer, and director with experience in improv and storytelling. Improv 101 and 201, or equivalent classes at a comparable institution, are prerequisites. The cost is $110, with an early-bird price of $90.

Create a fused glass pendant necklace in a two-hour class. Glass, dichroic, a sterling silver bail, and a leather cord are included. All skill levels are welcome.

Enjoy a day combining an invigorating yoga session led by an instructor with lunch featuring a selection of P.F. Chang’s appetizers and entrées. Unlimited soft drinks, lemonade, and iced tea are included. Please bring a mat.

Learn about the pelvic floor and its role in everyday activities, yoga, strength training, and other forms of exercise. Chelsea Liller of Blue Ridge Pelvic Health will explain why these muscles matter and how to engage them during movement and exercise. The workshop is free and open to the Roanoke community, and no YogaSix membership is required.

The Richmond Symphony presents an evening of captivating performances featuring world-class musicians and exquisite musical pieces.

Celebrate a special launch with drinks, shopping, and good vibes.

Explore questions of time, data, ancestry, and personal experience through works by contemporary artists Veronica Jackson, Annette Lawrence, and LaRissa Rogers. The exhibition considers whose stories are told, who is remembered, and what information is counted and recorded. Curator Samantha Meyer offers a closer look at the artists’ themes and creative processes. Guided tours are free and open to the public.

Celebrate Saint Francis Facility Dog Oliver’s birthday by making a stuffed Black Labrador of your own. Children can fill their plush pup to their preferred level of hugginess, tuck a Birthday Wish Star inside, zip it up, and personalize its birth certificate. Supplies, cupcakes, stories, and a special appearance by Oliver are included. Reservations are required.

Compete in a Pokémon Trading Card Game League Challenge using the Standard format with Regulation Marks H and up. Play follows 30-minute, best-of-one Swiss rounds with no cut. Registration and deck lists are required before play, and a $10 entry fee applies. Prepayment is not required.

Learn about Larkin Burwell, William Keaton, and Ellis Kile, three Black Union Army veterans buried in East Hill North Cemetery. The Salem Museum’s lecture, delivered by assistant director Hunter Haskins, shares details about their lives and service in United States Colored Troops regiments during the Civil War. After the talk, visitors are invited to explore two exhibits: one examines slavery in Salem and the Roanoke Valley through Emancipation, and the other highlights the challenges, achievements, and institutions of Salem’s Black communities in the century after Emancipation.

Celebrate the release of Brass, Bones & Liberation Archives: Egyptian Escapade, a story following Madeline Watson and Nathaniel Jacobi through airships, ancient secrets, and revolutionary courage in 1935 Cairo. Attendees can preorder a copy to pick up at the party or bring a previously purchased copy to be signed by author Esther Jade. The celebration includes light food and beverages, a special program, activities for kids, a meet-and-greet, book signing, and giveaways for attendees. Guests can also meet local creatives and learn about their books, services, and work.

Parenting is important work, and this gathering offers parents and caregivers a chance to enjoy light refreshments and kid-free time with peers. A Licensed Clinical Social Worker will facilitate an informal conversation about the experiences of raising children, creating space for mutual support within the community.

A full night of ghost hunting takes place at St. Albans Sanatorium, widely regarded as one of the East Coast’s most haunted places. Presented in collaboration with The Haunted Nights Crew, this experience centers on investigating the legendary asylum.

Enjoy long-form improv comedy from two ensembles: an established Richmond team and a Team from a Hat, formed from improvisers selected at random at the previous month’s show. The performances are created entirely on the spot, with the feel of a short play or sketch show. The featured duo, Making Liz Jealous, brings together veteran improvisers Connor Doyle and Anthony Brazeau for a surprising comedy performance. This month’s Team from a Hat is coached by Josh Wright.

Enjoy a comedy show featuring audience interaction, entertaining games, food reviews, and food served during the show. The lineup includes headliner Lazarus Hamlin, along with Nycole Bell, Christopher Coleman, CPT, Shiver Bruce, and Darius Kelly. A three-hour happy hour is also featured.

Sweeping Promises bring their blend of indie-pop and punk rock to Cobra Cabana for a live music performance.

Sally Rose marks the release of Feral Album with Catie Lausten and Belly of the Heart at Gallery5 in Richmond, Virginia.

This improv comedy show draws on audience stories and dating app profiles to turn memorable dating mishaps into laughs. Tickets are $12, or $6 at the door with a valid student ID.

Will Reagan opens the evening, followed by United Pursuit. The gathering brings together simple songs, real stories, moments of stillness, and moments of connection, with an open invitation to be present and engage together. There will be no sermons or sales pitch.

Aw Chucks comes back to Bryan Park Bar & Grill with an all-out vibe built on chilled drinks, hearty laughs, and nothing but positive energy. Look forward to music that shifts from silky smooth to spicy and bold, playfully teasing the ears from start to finish. Arrive ready for a lively night.

QUE CABARET brings elegance and culture together for a gala where formal wear meets fresh kicks. Expect tailored looks, premium sneakers, and an atmosphere celebrating style and grown energy.

Deputy Dan is a six-piece Richmond band featuring seasoned musicians who recreate the sound and feel of Steely Dan’s albums. The performance also celebrates music by The Doobie Brothers, Michael McDonald, and others. Special guest Bernard “Pretty” Purdie joins on drums, bringing experience from sessions and performances with artists including Ray Charles, Hall & Oates, Steely Dan, Cat Stevens, and Quincy Jones.

Former Coalition house teams The Movies and Wolf Night bring their long-form improv to the stage, building unpredictable, cinematic scenes that connect throughout the performance. The Movies features Liz Davenport, Addie Stevens, Anthony Brazeau, Gretchen Glaeser, Joe Freeman, Harrison Brooks, and Kathryn Schmidt, coached by Josh Blubaugh. Wolf Night features Brandon Beswick, Ryan Dondero, Casey Searles, Z. Seliquini, and Josh Wright, coached by Nick Leveski.

A 21+ celebration for Scorpio season hosted by BIGTRINI, with Dustin, L, and Reem. DJ Sniper, Jah B, and Madting provide the music, while guests are encouraged to wear all-black attire. Scorpio birthday guests can receive free admission with an RSVP. Food and drinks are available for purchase, and sections and celebration packages are offered.

Rooted in Ayurveda and South Asian living, this experience helps students feel better in their bodies and bring more intention to their day, rather than simply moving through a sequence.

This instructor-led ASM Basic 100 series class covers what to do in the first 5 to 30 minutes after a motorcycle crash while waiting for professional help. Participants learn and practice helmet removal, the jaw thrust, and moving injured people. The class is open to the general public, and its fee includes course materials, a patch, and a certificate. EMS participants can receive six continuing education hours through CAPCE at no charge. A Kickstart Trauma Kit is available with a discounted class option. The class is led by Mark Ryan, MD, and is sponsored by Sanctuary Family Medicine.

Explore tarot in a beginner-friendly, hands-on class designed to build comfort and confidence with the cards. Learn about the structure of a tarot deck, the Major and Minor Arcana, imagery and symbolism, and how traditional meanings can complement your intuition. You’ll also practice simple spreads and begin piecing together readings for yourself. No prior experience or deck is needed, though you may bring a deck you’d like to use. The class offers a relaxed, welcoming setting to ask questions and connect with others interested in tarot.

Explore movement, recovery, nutrition, and wellness businesses from the Roanoke Valley in one place. Meet local practitioners, try their offerings, and learn what services are available close to home. Entry is free, and all ages are welcome.

Browse a large yard sale and local vendor market featuring more than 150 vendors outside, along with over 125 local vendors inside The Elephant’s Trunk. Shop for yard sale finds, home décor, handmade goods, collectibles, antiques, furniture, clothing, jewelry, baked treats, fresh-squeezed lemonade, children’s items, and many other offerings.

Yoga returns to Parkway Brewing with Laura of Uttara Yoga in Roanoke leading a Sunday morning flow.

Enjoy a free day of open Commander play. Please enter the companion code shown on the screen when you arrive.

Explore the 5Rhythms practice through Flowing, Staccato, Chaos, Lyrical, and Stillness, using movement to connect with the body’s energy, intelligence, and freedom. An eclectic mix of global soundscapes and beats offers space to awaken to personal truth and enjoy dancing. The class is open to people of all shapes, fitness levels, and dance experience. Participation requires only a body, curiosity, and a willingness to move. Led by certified 5Rhythms teacher Jeffrey Boynton, the class offers tiered pricing, with sponsor payments helping make the reduced rate available to others. Scholarships or work exchanges may be requested if the reduced rate remains a barrier.

Bring a bagged or wrapped duck-themed gift valued at $10 or more. Each gift earns a ticket, and you may bring more than one. When a ticket is drawn, its holder can choose an unopened gift or steal one that has already been opened. Gifts can be stolen twice before they are frozen. Once all gifts are open, the person with the first ticket may keep their gift or take any other gift, including one that has been frozen.

Compete in a Pokémon TCG League Cup using the Standard format with Regulation Marks H and higher. Deck lists are required. Swiss rounds are 30 minutes plus three turns in best-of-one format, with top-cut rounds lasting 60 minutes plus three turns in best-of-three format. Championship points are attendance-based, and prize support depends on the number of entries. Capacity is limited to 48 players. Entry is $25, with payment available in store or on the website.

Sunday’s Best Farmers Market features local vendors offering handcrafted goods, treats, unique gifts, and more. Shoppers can also explore handcrafted soaps, whipped body butters, exfoliating scrubs, and other bath and body essentials from Revive Me Bath & Body Essentials by Barbie LLC. The market highlights small businesses and handmade products.

Graybo’s hosts a casual, community-focused Pokémon meetup for players of all skill levels. Spend time with other Pokémon fans, trade cards, battle, learn the game, and enjoy prizes offered throughout the gathering.

Browse an outdoor, open-air market featuring local artisans and handmade home décor, art, jewelry, apparel, ceramics, candles, woodworking, and more. The market is hosted at Brambly Park, an urban winery described as a hidden oasis, and is kid-friendly, with space for dogs to roam. It is a free opportunity to discover local makers and support small businesses.

Compete in a Pace Match Play tournament featuring seven guaranteed rounds of group play with 7/5/3/1 scoring. After the seventh round, players with fewer than 25 points are eliminated. The survival target then rises by seven points each round, and players below the target are eliminated until eight or fewer remain. Those players advance to a three-strike knockout final. Trophies and cash prizes will be awarded to the top three. Entry costs $15 for members and $20 for nonmembers.

Enjoy a variety of oysters, including raw oysters on the half shell, roasted oysters, and Rockefeller-style oysters. Oyster shooters are available upon request, alongside fall beers on tap and $5 mimosas and Bloody Marys. Choose a seat indoors to watch NFL football on the big screens or relax outdoors on one of the two patios. Oysters are available while supplies last, and the regular and brunch menus are also available.

The MAMC Crawling Center opens its course for anyone interested in testing and tuning their rigs or simply enjoying some crawl time. Entry is $5 per person. Please avoid parking in front of the store and do not block the driveways leading to the garages. Heaters or fans will be available as needed. Indoor pit space is limited but includes outlets for charging, and, weather permitting, setup outside in the driveway is welcome. If the garage door is closed, knock or gently lift it to come inside.

Learn basic sewing skills in this beginner-friendly workshop as you make a practical, microwave-safe bowl cozy. Follow step-by-step guidance on cutting fabric, using a sewing machine, and stitching simple seams. You’ll leave with a finished cozy and confidence to try another sewing project at the shop. The workshop is open to ages 15 and up, and attendees under 18 must be accompanied by a parent or guardian. Cost is $5 for members and $10 for non-members. Instructors are Frances Miller and Amanda Carr.

RVA Thriving Artists hosts figure drawing sessions at Art Works. Participants should bring their own art materials and easel. Donations go toward the model’s fee, while Art Works provides the space. Minors may attend unless otherwise noted, with identification and a parent or guardian’s permission form required.

Explore creative flow through an instructor-led introduction to neurographic watercolor art, followed by open studio time to craft with materials available in the studio. During the open studio session, DeUnna Hendrix will provide live DJing intended to guide an energy shift and support a deeper creative flow state. Light refreshments will be provided. Glue Craft Studio uses 90% reclaimed items for crafting to help reduce environmental impact and crafting costs, with a shared, family-style table setting where guests can chat with neighbors.

Welcome the cozy season by learning the candle-making process with the Shop Made team. Choose from a variety of scents, from woodsy notes to fall spices, and blend a candle that brings a touch of autumn warmth to your home.

Boy Moms Rock™ Paint & Sip offers mothers raising sons a chance to take a break, get creative, and connect with other boy moms. Enjoy a specially designed painting experience with supplies included, mimosas for guests 21 and older, brunch, and time to socialize and capture photos. Boy Moms Rock™ merchandise will also be available for purchase separately. No artistic experience is needed.

Children aged 6 and older, along with their families, can create their own adventure-themed terrariums using air plants, glass vessels, sand, rocks, moss, animal figures, and other decorations. The workshop includes instruction and assistance from the PlantHouse crew, materials for the project, and care tips for nurturing each terrarium. Activities are suitable for all ages, and a project-sharing option is available for two people creating one terrarium.

Create a layered, blacklight-reactive Mothman artwork in a hands-on paper-crafting workshop that combines folklore, theatrical storytelling, and guided art-making. Participants assemble precision-cut cardstock pieces using glue, with tweezers needed for some delicate details. No prior art experience is required, though the project calls for a gentle touch and patience with intricate steps. All materials are provided and are nontoxic. The experience includes loud noises, flashing lights, blacklights, laser lights, and campy humor. Due to the delicate pieces and the patience involved, it is not recommended for children under 13, and minors must remain accompanied. You will leave with a completed artwork and a deeper appreciation for weird folklore.

A relaxed, supportive circle offering Reiki in a calm, welcoming setting. Everyone is welcome, including those new to Reiki, and it provides a low-pressure opportunity to experience it. You are welcome to bring a friend.

Spend an afternoon with the Highland cows and other animals at Whiskey Springs Farm while exploring your creativity in a Sunshine Studios painting class. Paint winter Highland cows, with painting supplies and food to feed the cows included for $40 per person.

This encouraging seminar offers practical suggestions and reassurance for people facing the holidays after the death of a loved one. Video interviews with counselors, grief experts, and others who have experienced the holidays after a loss explore why the holidays can be difficult, what to expect, how to prepare, managing relationships and holiday gatherings, and ways the season can support healing.

No painting experience is needed for this relaxed paint party. Each canvas comes pre-drawn, with step-by-step instructions and helpful tips as you create a seasonal design. Bring a friend or meet others while painting. Food will be available for an additional fee, and the event will also feature door prizes, raffles, and fun.

Explore handmade quilts and the stories of their makers in an interactive, social gathering inspired by the bed-turning tradition. Quilts will be revealed one by one on a bed, highlighting their beauty, construction, and histories where known. Special paper block cards will encourage attendees to share their voices, and up to 10 people can bring a cherished quilt for a brief sharing turn. The gathering also includes refreshments, a quilt raffle, and a welcoming space for community and cultural exchange.

Mercy Creek brings aggressive folk rock to WayGone Brewery, presenting earthy, edgy music in Richmond.

Spend Sunday Funday at a neighborhood spot with Prabir, featuring music and ramblings.

More than a fashion show, this event features one-of-a-kind outfits designed and made by local sewists, inspired by the elegant, spirited style of 1928 Paris. A runway presentation showcases the original designs, followed by a themed reception with signature drinks and bites at Black Iris Gallery. The event celebrates Richmond’s sewing and maker community, with proceeds supporting Richmond Really Sews’ free classes and events.

Settle into a cozy, Noah Kahan-inspired evening featuring a restorative yoga practice and sound healing. Flannel, comfortable clothing, and a favorite blanket are welcome. Song requests and questions can be sent to the organizer.

Hard Light Cinema celebrates its second birthday with a double feature of two early films by Kelly Reichardt, both set in and around Oregon and centered on finding moments of joy amid hardship. In Wendy and Lucy, Wendy’s plans for a new life with her dog Lucy are unsettled when her car breaks down and financial pressures mount. Old Joy follows two longtime friends on an overnight trip into the woods, where their efforts to reconnect reveal how much their lives have diverged. The films feature Will Oldham, and Old Joy includes an atmospheric score by Yo La Tengo.

With a career spanning more than five decades, The Seldom Scene brings progressive bluegrass rooted in both original and traditional songs, along with fresh interpretations of music by artists such as Merle Haggard and James Taylor. The current lineup features Lou Reid, Ronnie Simpkins, Ron Stewart, Fred Travers, and Clay Hess. Known for blending musical traditions while expanding bluegrass beyond a strictly traditional sound, the band has helped shape the genre’s evolution.