Events in Danville today

Walk-in hiring sessions offer on-the-spot interviews for a variety of company-wide roles. All backgrounds are welcome, including entry-level candidates, experienced professionals, and those exploring a new career path. Meet directly with hiring team members with the potential to leave with a job offer. For questions, call 434-201-8012.

Learn practical ways to use Google’s free apps, with clear guidance on how to get more out of these tools. Participants should ideally be able to access their own Google account during the session.

Friends of Eden Animal Rescue will once again take part in Remember Me Thursday, an annual observance that honors dogs and cats who never found a home while shining a light on pet adoption. The focus is on remembrance for animals who were lost, forgotten, or never given a chance, and on hope for those still waiting. Luminaries will be available for $5 each and may be dedicated in memory of a beloved pet who has crossed the Rainbow Bridge, in honor of animals still seeking families, or in remembrance of those who never made it out of the shelter. Each glowing tribute represents a life remembered and a shared commitment to creating more happily ever afters.

Work on your own knitting, crochet, embroidery, or other needlecraft project in a relaxed setting alongside other crafters. Trade skills, pick up new techniques, and enjoy a creative hour together. This program is for adults 18 and older. Registration is required, and you can reserve a spot online or by calling 434.799.5195.

Snow strands a group of strangers at a secluded country guesthouse, where fear mounts as they realize a killer is in their midst. Tensions escalate while long-hidden secrets emerge, building to a final reveal that exposes the culprit. Agatha Christie’s classic mystery is celebrated for its ingenious plotting, steady suspense, and a twist that keeps audiences guessing. A VIP preview is reserved for Patreon supporters, sponsors, and invited guests.

Racing for ALS is bringing a high performance driving event to VIR to raise funds in the fight against ALS. Designed for Intermediate and Advanced run groups, drivers can fundraise their entry fee, and with enough support they may be able to participate at no cost. The experience includes a silent auction, parade laps, and hot laps that provide ride-along thrills at full speed in exchange for a donation. All proceeds support the Triple Target Fund, benefiting the Patient Assistance Grant Program, ALS TDI, and Duke Neurology.

Virginia Rain returns to Danville Community College for a bluegrass event. Admission is $10 per person.

The Legendz Tribute Band brings a feel-good soundtrack of yesterday’s hits you still love today to Thread Bar in Caesars Virginia. Enjoy a performance filled with familiar tunes that spark memories and keep the vibe lively.

Hand-tied bouquets crafted from flowers grown on a farm in Blanch, North Carolina. The selection evolves week by week throughout the flower season, with colors and varieties shifting as new blooms arrive. Each bouquet offers a fresh blend that highlights the changing beauty of the season.

Santa's Misfit Elves 2nd Annual Toy Run brings riders and supporters to Jeni's Joint for a community ride focused on giving. Participants are encouraged to bring a toy to help brighten the holidays for those in need. Expect a shared ride, music, and a friendly atmosphere centered on generosity and fun. The event welcomes riders and supporters who want to make a difference, one toy at a time.

Art on the Lawn 2026 marks three decades of this outdoor celebration of the arts at the Danville Museum of Fine Arts and History. Browse original work by regional artists, watch live pottery and blacksmithing demonstrations, listen to local bands, and enjoy food trucks along with specialty beer and wine. A dedicated area for kids encourages hands on creativity. Spanning two days, the festival spotlights Danville’s growing art scene and offers an inviting experience for collectors, families, and casual browsers alike.

Cornerstone Festival brings together local artisans and vendors with food, children’s activities, music, and other attractions. Browse creative works, enjoy something to eat, and let kids take part in fun activities while music sets a lively backdrop.

At Carrington Pavilion in Danville, the Out of the Darkness Community Walk supports the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention and brings the community together to help prevent suicide. This fundraising event includes check-in and registration, access to resources, an opening ceremony, and a community walk. Participants who raise at least $150 by the stated deadline will receive an official event T-shirt at the walk.

At Eden’s Ember Bookshop, this hands-on workshop invites participants to build and decorate a 3D miniature bookshelf. Customize a 3D printed shelf with tiny books, themed decor, and props, choosing from four variations in fall, Halloween, or whimsical styles. A $28 ticket includes one 3D printed bookshelf, 15 miniature books, six props, glue and all crafting supplies, plus processing fees that support the independent bookshop. Space is limited to 12 participants, and everyone will take home a finished miniature shelf.

This guided tour explores Danville, Virginia, with a focus on the historic downtown and nearby neighborhoods. Participants will encounter Victorian-era architecture, historic churches, and vintage hotels while hearing the stories connected to these places. The tour presents the city from a fresh perspective, showcasing its rich history and notable landmarks.

Grogan Park hosts a free family movie night featuring a screening of Hocus Pocus. Settle in for an outdoor film experience with food trucks on site offering meals, snacks, and drinks for purchase. Attendees are encouraged to bring blankets and chairs for comfortable seating and enjoy a cozy fall evening outdoors. This is a community gathering with no tickets required and no payments owed to the Eden Chamber. Watch out for scammers asking for money, as the only costs are purchases made directly from the food trucks.