Events in Harrisonburg, VA

The Fall Tool Sale returns to Rocking R Ace Hardware, offering major discounts on professional tool brands such as Milwaukee Tool and DeWalt, along with other trusted options used by contractors and DIYers. This sale features some of the most competitive pricing in the area, whether you are replacing worn equipment, expanding your toolkit, or preparing for fall projects. More details will be shared soon from this locally owned tool store.

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 a guided ghost tour of Staunton, Virginia during the Queen City Mischief and Magic weekend. This walking tour weaves together history, science, paranormal lore, and local legend while visiting four notable sites: the former Western State Lunatic Asylum, the Charlotte Coffman House, White Star Flour Mill, and the American Hotel. Tours run every 30 minutes on Friday and Saturday throughout the celebration. In honor of the tour’s 19th anniversary, tickets are discounted, with prices at $15 for adults and $13 for seniors 60+, military veterans, and children ages 6 to 12. Capacity is limited and tours are expected to sell out.

This year-long play reading series takes place at Black Sheep Coffee, offering the chance to hear plays read aloud and talk about them together over coffee. Each session features a different title, with selections that include Educating Rita by Willy Russell, Dog Sees God by Bert V. Royal, The Dumb Waiter by Harold Pinter, True West by Sam Shepard, Stop Kiss by Diana Son, The Wolves by Sarah DeLappe, At Home at the Zoo by Edward Albee, God of Carnage by Yasmina Reza, Rabbit Hole by David Lindsay-Abaire, The Moors by Jen Silverman, and Danny and the Deep Blue Sea by John Patrick Shanley. Admission is free and no reservations are required.

Settle into comfortable seating beside a cozy fireplace and unwind in a refined lobby setting with luxurious details. Enjoy tasty snacks and refreshing drinks while live music from Josh Davidson Music sets a relaxed, welcoming tone.

Head out for a welcoming group run starting from Black Sheep Coffee Harrisonburg. Participants can run, walk, or combine both at any pace and distance. Parking is available in the bank lot during non-office hours, along nearby streets, or in the nearby parking garage. Restrooms will be open beforehand. Afterward, gather for coffee and conversation. Route ideas include options of about 3, 5, or 10 miles.

Fall Krawl returns as a fundraiser for the McGaheysville Volunteer Fire Company. Expect live performances by Friday Night Special, an awards presentation, and a beer garden, along with a menu featuring hamburgers, cheeseburgers, hot dogs, fries, and fried chicken. The registration fee is $25. Vendor opportunities are available in 12-by-12-foot spaces for $50, limited to 20 spots and offered on a first come, first served basis, with no food vendors accepted.

Kitty Time is a gentle, kid-focused session for families with children under 7. Little ones can meet the cats in a quieter setting, enjoy a complimentary kid’s drink, and stay engaged with coloring pages, while parents sip and relax.

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 live acoustic performance. Performing as a duo, they bring a close-up set to a venue that is a favorite with locals.

Disney magic meets brunch at The Ridge Room with a premier drag showcase, freshly prepared breakfast and lunch dishes made to order, and craft beverages to keep the celebration going. Take in sweeping Shenandoah Valley vistas from the patio while you savor your meal and cheer on show stopping performances. Admission is $35 per person and includes entry plus a $25 credit that can be used toward food and drinks. A $25 per person minimum applies, with any additional charges settled at the event. Tickets are sold by the table for groups. All sales are final and nonrefundable.

Connect with fellow Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber of Commerce members over coffee and conversation at Biggby Coffee - Stone Spring Rd. Held on the first Friday of each month, this friendly gathering offers a relaxed setting to network, meet new faces, and build connections.

The final market of the season brings a carefully selected mix of goods from small farms and homesteads in the community. Shoppers can expect locally raised meats, seasonal produce, fresh sourdough, eggs, and other essentials that work for a weekly restock or a relaxed evening browse. A food truck will be on site for dinner, making it easy to stay and enjoy the atmosphere. The market takes place rain or shine and reflects a community effort by neighbors who care about how food is grown, how animals are raised, and who they nourish. Limited accessible parking is available nearby, with additional parking just a short walk away. It offers a welcoming chance to meet area producers and bring home real, nourishing food with meaning.

Settle in at Massanutten Base Camp for a complimentary night of live acoustic music with no cover. Enjoy an easygoing mix of classic rock, pop, and country favorites, featuring tunes from Journey, GnR, CCR, Janis, Dolly, Jewel, Heart, Alanis, 4 Non Blondes, The Cranberries, and more. Pick what plays next using an online request list with hundreds of options you can access from your phone. Sing along to familiar hits or relax and take in the laid back vibe. Bar and patio seating make it a comfortable setting for dinner, drinks, and unwinding.

Experience downtown Staunton, Virginia after dark on a lantern-lit ghost tour that has been captivating visitors for years. The route weaves through historic streets where tales of Mary Baldwin, James Vames, and Jimmy Atkins still stir the imagination, hinting at lives that left a lasting imprint. Along the way, hear why many consider this city a hotspot for the unexplained, as storytellers share eerie accounts of lingering spirits and uncanny happenings. It is an atmospheric walk through the Queen City where history and hauntings meet.

Rocktown Improv delivers an evening of spontaneous storytelling crafted from audience suggestions and lively theater games. This team of local actors builds brand new scenes on the spot, so every performance is different. A suggested donation of $5 will be accepted at the door. Most shows are recommended for ages 13 and up, with content that can shift based on audience input.

Experience Staunton after dark on a 90-minute guided walk that blends history, mystery, legend, lore, and ghost stories. Hear accounts of murder, madness, and the uncanny while delving into the city’s darker chapters, from courthouse apparitions and rumored tunnels beneath the streets to the Spotts-Coffman House and a view of Western State Asylum from afar. The content includes mature themes and is not recommended for young children. Please plan to arrive about 15 minutes early for check-in. All stories and tour content are © 2026 Black Raven Paranormal, and unauthorized use or reproduction is prohibited.

Celebrating its fifth year, the certified Harrisonburg Half Marathon returns as a hallmark event in the Shenandoah Valley. Runners can participate individually or on a relay team. The race pairs a serious competition with a friendly, neighborhood feel, with enthusiastic support along the route, finish line name announcements, and a high quality atmosphere and amenities from start to finish.

On the first Saturday of each month, SAWAS sets up at Petco in Staunton with dogs available for adoption. If weather is unfavorable, the event may be canceled, so confirm the status. Petco provides grant funding that helps cover daily care, food, supplies, and veterinary expenses for animals at the shelter. Every SAWAS adoption includes a coupon for 20 percent off an entire purchase, redeemable with the adoption contract receipt.

Explore the haunted side of Staunton on a focused, one hour walking tour centered on the historic Depot Station, a site known for more reported paranormal activity than anywhere else in the city. As you move through the areas around the station, guides share chilling narratives grounded in documented history and eyewitness testimony. Hear about Myrtle Knox and her connection to the 1890 train wreck, uncover the American Hotel’s era as a Civil War hospital, and learn the tales of DC McLewery who is said to still walk the tracks. This family friendly experience welcomes curious minds of all ages. Tickets are $12 per person for a limited time. Blending history, hauntings, science, and folklore, the tour offers a memorable experience. For more information, call 540-448-2743.

Take the next step from renting to owning with a free workshop focused on buying your first home. Expect practical guidance from experts, with insights useful for those just beginning to explore options as well as past home buyers looking for a refresher. An RSVP is required to attend, and capacity is limited.

A friendly open air market that brings the community together. Support small businesses as you browse, enjoy good food, and let kids play in the kids zone. Share a beautiful day with neighbors in a relaxed outdoor setting.

At Gypsy Hill Park, the Greater Shenandoah Valley - Charlottesville Out of the Darkness Walk brings people together as part of the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention’s nationwide fundraising walks that unite communities to help prevent suicide. Attendees can check in, register, and explore available resources, followed by an opening ceremony that leads into the walk. Fundraisers who reach $150 are eligible to receive an official T-shirt for the Out of the Darkness Community Walk at the event. Registration and donation options are available.

CSHD and Valley Community Services Board host free REVIVE! office hours at local libraries throughout the month, every month. This session at Staunton Public Library provides free naloxone and training on how to use it.

Hosted by the Sadie Rose Foundation, this inaugural Art Night class focuses on creative expression when words fall short. Instructor Loring Gibson begins with simple guidance, then participants create their own unique pieces at their own pace. The atmosphere is welcoming and low pressure for seasoned artists and those new to art alike. All necessary supplies are provided, and participants may bring their favorite tools if they prefer.

The Sadie Rose Foundation welcomes the community to an annual awareness walk that honors the experiences of pregnancy and infant loss and offers a supportive space so no family faces this journey alone. Participants begin on the courthouse steps with luminary making, followed by a brief ceremony that includes a reading of names. The walk continues with a two-part route around the square in tribute to the little ones remembered. Hosted at Rockingham County Courthouse, this gathering centers on connection, reflection, and remembrance.

Homecoming weekend at Eastern Mennonite School features a welcoming mix of gatherings and activities. The festivities begin with a picnic at The Gathering Space accompanied by music from alumnus Randy Harry, class of ’78. The next day offers a homecoming breakfast and uplifting alumni stories, followed by campus tours along with volleyball and soccer matches. Reunions are planned for class years ending in 6 and 1. Attendees can update their contact information by calling 540-236-6025 or emailing alumni@easternmennonite.org.

Josh Davidson performs live in the Quills lobby bar at Hotel Madison. Guests can enjoy snacks and drinks, relax in comfortable seating by the fireplace, and take in the music within a polished and welcoming atmosphere.

Staunton, Virginia sets the stage for a high-energy live music show. Expect a festive evening with food, cold drinks, and lively tunes from start to finish.

Blind Peach shares the bill with DJ Dadimal and The Dadbods at Wizard Mode Brewcade. The occasion marks the opening of the Wizard Mode tap room and arcade, a brewcade. For clarity, DJ Dadimal is not the same as Danimal.

Southern Smoke brings a night of music and camaraderie to the Staunton Moose Lodge, taking charge of the evening’s soundtrack. The set spans a little of everything, shifting from heavier tunes to country, with a few Waylon Jennings selections in the mix.

At Massanutten Resort, mountain adventure meets a tough test as participants take on a course framed by Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains. The route combines rocky paths, steep climbs, and technical stretches that put endurance, strength, and mental grit to the test. Cool mountain air and rugged scenery raise the stakes with every step. Whether it is a first race or one of many, this dynamic course at an all-season resort asks for your best from start to finish.

A fall vendor fair offers a chance to shop from participating vendors. Those interested in taking part as a vendor can contact Crystal Beck at 540-908-8575 or email crockvfwpost9660@gmail.com for details. Please be aware of scammers.

Blind Peach Band brings lively music with a playful streak to the Harvest Market, performing an earlier set to kick things off. Expect feel-good tunes with a touch of humor.

Illustrator and comic book artist Orion Zangara leads a hands-on class focused on sketching a manga-inspired warrior. Participants follow clear, step-by-step guidance in Google Slides, progressing from basic shapes to a finished figure. All materials are provided. Adults and teens are welcome. Registration is required. The fee is $75 for members and $100 for nonmembers.

Settle in for live music with Beth Turner at Hotel Madison. The Virginia Beach artist is a singer-songwriter who performs on piano and guitar, blending indie pop, folk, Americana, and classic songwriter influences into a distinctive sound informed by her travels and life stories. Her rich, expressive voice pairs with a rhythmic, percussive approach to create a warm, organic vibe.

A Halloween-themed drag brunch sets the scene at The Ridge Room with a full menu of freshly prepared breakfast and lunch favorites, all prepared to order. Enjoy the patio’s sweeping views of the Shenandoah Valley while a talented cast delivers high-energy performances that bring the celebration to life. Craft beverages and other refreshing drinks are available to pair with your meal. Tickets are $35 per person and include entry plus a $25 credit that can be used toward food and drinks. A $25 per person minimum spend applies, with any additional charges settled at the venue. Tickets are sold by table, and all sales are final with no refunds.

Heralds of Hope hosts a banquet focused on fellowship, encouragement, and a satisfying meal. The program shares how prayer and partnership are helping carry the hope of the Gospel to people around the world. Attendees will hear special music from the Glory Road Singing Group and a message from Jeff Meyers. Guests will also have an opportunity to connect with the Heralds of Hope team and learn about the ministry’s vision to use media to make disciples of Jesus Christ, working toward the fulfillment of the Great Commission within our lifetime. Registration is required.

Heartland Veterinary Clinic hosts its 3rd Annual Trunk or Treat with a full Pixar theme. Families can explore creatively decorated trunks inspired by favorites like Toy Story, Cars, Finding Nemo, Monsters, Inc., and Up while gathering plenty of candy and capturing fun photos. Activities include games for all ages and chances to win prizes, with seasonal sips such as hot chocolate and warm apple cider available. Costumes are encouraged, especially Pixar or other movie characters. Well behaved, leashed pets are welcome, and there will be special treats for them too, creating a cheerful, family-friendly celebration.

Rocking R Ace Hardware presents the First Responder Bucket Sale, a simple way to save while supporting the Harrisonburg Professional Firefighters Foundation. Donate five dollars at checkout to receive a free five-gallon bucket, then take 20 percent off almost everything you can fit inside. All five-dollar donations collected during the event go directly to the foundation, helping support the firefighters who serve the community. It is an easy opportunity to stock up on home, farm, or workshop essentials while contributing to a meaningful cause.

Touch A Truck brings big rigs and service vehicles to the Rocking R Ace Hardware parking lot for a hands-on day of discovery. Families can get an up-close look at work trucks and other heavy equipment. Children can climb into the cabs, explore the features, and learn how these vehicles help the community. The roster of trucks and equipment is still being confirmed, with more details to be shared.

Take a one-hour walking tour devoted to Staunton’s historic Depot Station, featuring true ghost tales and local lore. This special installment of the city’s long-running haunted history tour explores the grounds around the depot, where many encounters have been reported. Storytellers draw on history and eyewitness testimony, weaving together hauntings, science, and legend. Hear about Myrtle Knox and the 1890 train disaster, the American Hotel’s role as a Civil War hospital, and the figure known as DC McLewery who is said to pace the rails, then cap the walk with a final Halloween story made to send a shiver down your spine. The tour is family-friendly and welcomes curious minds of all ages. Tickets are $12 per person. Please arrive 15 to 20 minutes early for check-in.

Explore Staunton after nightfall on a 90-minute Halloween edition walking tour that weaves together history, mystery, legend, lore, and ghost stories. Encounter narratives of dark deeds, lingering sorrows, and unexplained phenomena tied to local landmarks, including stories from the courthouse, views of the Western State Asylum from afar, rumors of tunnels beneath the streets, and unsettling accounts from the Spotts-Coffman House. For this special edition, tickets are discounted to $16, and candy and snacks are provided at the start. The material includes mature themes and is not recommended for young children. Please plan to arrive 15 minutes early for check in.

This meetup takes place on the first Friday of each month and offers coffee and conversation at Biggby Coffee - Stone Spring Rd. Attendees connect with members of the Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber of Commerce in a relaxed setting, creating an easy opportunity to build professional relationships.

This adventure race features two options at Massanutten Resort in Virginia as part of the USARA Series and the ARWS North American Series. The courses highlight the singletrack at the resort and the surrounding Shenandoah Valley near Harrisonburg, with collaboration from local racers and organizations from Rocktown, also known as Harrisonburg, Virginia. The 30-hour race combines mountain biking, trekking, paddling, and ropes, designed to keep participants engaged with unexpected twists and meaningful challenges. The 5-hour race offers a shorter mix of mountain biking, trekking, and ropes for a fast-paced experience. All races conclude at the resort’s Basecamp Patio with food and an awards celebration.

Enjoy an afternoon of live performances by Carrendo Studios artists, featuring musical theatre, classical, contemporary, jazz, and more. This free recital takes place at First Presbyterian Church in downtown Harrisonburg. Student performers are asked to wear a red, black, or yellow T-shirt with jeans, preferably with no words on the clothing.

History and hauntings come together on a lantern-lit, 90-minute ghost walk through downtown Staunton, Virginia, as Historic Haunts of Staunton celebrates its 19th season. This long-running tour weaves local lore with eerie accounts, leading participants along streets where tales of lingering spirits persist. Stories feature figures such as Mary Baldwin, James Vames, and Jimmy Atkins, whose lives helped shape the city and who are still said to be sensed after dark. Discover why Staunton is regarded as a true hotspot for unexplained activity. All tickets are $15. For more information, call 540-448-2743.

Art Night creates a welcoming space for expression and healing through creativity, offered by the Sadie Rose Foundation and led by Loring Gibson. The session begins with simple, beginner friendly guidance, then shifts to unstructured creative time so each person can craft a piece that is uniquely their own. All supplies are provided, and participants may bring favorite tools if they prefer. The atmosphere is relaxed and pressure free, making it comfortable for longtime artists as well as those returning to art after many years. Designed to support processing and release of emotions through art, this gathering is the foundation’s first Art Night class.

After night falls in Staunton, the Queen City, this guided 90-minute walk explores grim chapters of local history, uncanny legends, and reported hauntings. Hear about murder, madness, and the unexplained as the route highlights places tied to lingering spirits and long-whispered secrets. Stories include reports of courthouse apparitions, views of Western State Asylum from a distance, the Spotts-Coffman House, rumored tunnels beneath the streets, and other eerie sites. This Friday the 13th edition offers $13 tickets for ages 8 and up, and a Jason prop will be available for photos. As a winter tour, it may be canceled with full refunds if the temperature at the start is below 30°F or if snow or ice creates unsafe conditions. Arrive 15 to 20 minutes early to check in.

Customer Appreciation Day at Rocking R Ace Hardware offers a full day dedicated to thanking the community that supports this locally owned store. Expect barbecue samples from the grill, specials across departments, and added savings available throughout the day. Whether finishing fall projects, preparing for hunting season, or simply curious about the bargains, visitors can explore deals while enjoying a bite. Details on individual promotions will be announced closer to the event.

Admission is free with no cover for a laid-back acoustic set that blends easy-listening takes on classic rock, pop, and country favorites. Expect songs from Journey, GnR, CCR, Janis, Dolly, Jewel, Heart, Alanis, 4 Non Blondes, The Cranberries, and more. Browse an interactive online request list on your phone and pick from hundreds of tracks to hear live. Sing along if the mood strikes or simply relax while the music creates an easy backdrop for dinner, drinks, and unwinding.

Merit Badge University 2026 returns to Blue Ridge Community College for another day dedicated to Scouting. An updated list of merit badges is being prepared, with the complete lineup and registration information to be announced soon.

Prepare for the colder months in a practical, hands-on workshop built for families with full schedules. The session centers on one winter staple... fire cider... and keeps the focus on clear, doable steps rather than trying to cover every health topic. Together, participants make a batch, compare ingredient options and simple variations, and talk about how fire cider has been used traditionally. There is also a straightforward discussion of everyday wellness during cold and flu season, including what is most helpful, what can be optional, and what does not need to be complicated. Expect an emphasis on understanding, confidence, and readiness, not perfection.

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.

A community gathering in the fellowship hall at Harrisonburg First Church of the Brethren centers around a shared meal of autumn favorites. Participants are encouraged to bring a seasonal dish to share, while turkey, beverages, and tableware will be provided.

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

Settle into an elegant lobby bar for a memorable evening with music by Josh Davidson. Enjoy tasty snacks and refreshing drinks as you unwind in plush seating near a cozy fireplace. Refined décor and a welcoming atmosphere create the perfect setting to relax and take in the tunes.

Step into a 70s vibe at a signature drag brunch hosted at The Ridge Room, a highly regarded local dining destination with patio views stretching across the Shenandoah Valley. Enjoy a made-to-order menu featuring breakfast and lunch selections, a high-energy drag show filled with standout numbers, and a selection of craft beverages and refreshing drinks. Tickets are $35 per person and include entry plus a $25 credit toward food and beverages. A $25 per person minimum applies, and any additional charges are settled at the venue on the day of the event. Tables are sold as units rather than individual seats, so advance table reservations are encouraged. All ticket purchases are final and nonrefundable.

Rocking R Ace Hardware hosts an after-hours shopping evening for women, offering a relaxed, festive setting to jump-start holiday gifting. Expect exclusive savings on seasonal favorites, gift bags for early arrivals, local vendors with unique finds and ideas, and hors d'oeuvres and refreshments while you shop, with more surprises planned. Bring friends for a night of browsing, treats, and holiday cheer.

A two-day Milwaukee Christmas Sale at Rocking R Ace Hardware will offer discounts on Milwaukee brand power tools, hand tools, and accessories. The sale is timed for holiday shopping and suits contractors, DIY enthusiasts, and anyone upgrading a toolbox. Expect event-only pricing, with details on featured deals and any in-store activities to be announced soon.

This casual coffee meetup brings together Harrisonburg-Rockingham Chamber of Commerce members for conversation and networking at Biggby Coffee - Stone Spring Rd. Taking place on the first Friday of each month, it offers an easy way to connect over a cup of coffee in a relaxed setting.

After nightfall, Staunton, Virginia trades its daytime charm for a darker side as a 90-minute tour explores the city’s hidden past. Expect a blend of local history, unsettling mysteries, eerie legends, and ghost stories, with whispers of murder, madness, and the supernatural threading through each tale. Hear about a courthouse said to harbor those who never left, view the storied Western State Asylum from a distance, consider the Spotts-Coffman House and its restless reputation, and learn about tunnels believed to run beneath the streets, along with other locations steeped in lore. This Christmas edition adds seasonal stories and extra stops that weave winter traditions into the haunting narrative. The content includes mature themes and is not recommended for young children. Arriving a little early to check in is advised.

Hosted by the Sadie Rose Foundation at Harrisonburg First Church of the Brethren, this first Art Night class centers on creative expression as a pathway to healing. Instructor Loring Gibson begins with simple guidance, then participants create their own piece in a welcoming, pressure-free setting. All experience levels are encouraged, from seasoned artists to those picking up a brush after many years. Materials are provided, and attendees may bring favorite tools if they wish. Expect a come-as-you-are atmosphere that supports processing emotions through color, texture, and personal creativity.

Ladies Night Out brings an after-hours, women-only shopping experience to Rockingham Cooperative Ace Hardware - Bridgewater. Enjoy storewide sales, a quieter shopping atmosphere, and time to explore gift ideas, holiday décor, and treats for yourself. Final details are still in the works, with more information on special offers and activities to be announced. Hosted by a locally owned hardware store, this relaxed evening centers on shopping, savings, and good company.

Celebrate seasonal savings at the Christmas Sale hosted by Rockingham Cooperative Ace Hardware in Bridgewater. This two-day shopping event features special in-store discounts throughout the store to help with winter projects, practical gift ideas, and a wide selection of tools, hardware, and seasonal merchandise. Updates on highlighted deals, in-store demonstrations, and other festive happenings will be shared soon.

Disney’s Frozen KIDS brings a magical journey to Arendelle to the First Presbyterian Church main sanctuary and stage. This community production celebrates sisterhood, bravery, and a touch of ice magic as local performers bring Anna, Elsa, Olaf, and Kristoff to life. Admission is $5 at the door, with cash, card, and Venmo accepted.