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Arts on Main survey closes, juried entries due on Friday (8/6/2025) - Arts on Main is asking the community to help shape its upcoming shows and programs by providing two opportunities to comment. In July, the gallery invited the public to participate…
Auditions Sunday for ‘Dead Giveaway’ (8/6/2025) - Auditions for the Court House Players production of the breezy chiller “Dead Giveaway” by Pat Cook will be held from 6-8 p.m. Sunday at the Cobbs Creek Arts Center, 61…
arts ral august exhibits Two exhibits on display in August at RAL (8/6/2025) - Two new exhibits will be on display this month at the RAL Arts Center in Kilmarnock: “Waterman’s World” and “Artful Aging: Artwork Created by Tartan Village Residents.” Stephanie Brown, executive…
arts library quilting Learning to quilt (7/30/2025) - Gloucester County Public library held an introductory quilting program for children ages 10 to 15 last week. Instruction was led by members of the River County Quilting Guild. Shown is…
arts on main wagner sculpture show First Friday reception this week at Arts on Main (7/30/2025) - A First Friday opening reception for Arts on Main’s August show, “Reclaimed; Carved & Cast” by award-winning sculpture artist Christopher B. Wagner, will be held from 5:30-7:30 p.m. this Friday,…
Mock’s work featured at R W-C (7/30/2025) - White Stone artist Doug Mock is the August featured artist at Rappahannock Westminster-Canterbury, 132 Lancaster Drive, Irvington. His work will be on display daily from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.…
Full schedule now until fall at Bay School (7/30/2025) - The Bay School Community Arts Center will have a celebration of all forms of art this fall with Mathews ArtFest, which will take place throughout September in Mathews. From visual…
‘Why Good Books Fail’ topic of Chesapeake Bay Writers’ talk (7/30/2025) - Award-winning author and former Edgar Award judge Bradley Harper will speak on, “Why Good Books Fail: Top 10 Mistakes That Sink a Novel,” at a program of the Chesapeake Bay…
West Point to unveil first mural and LOVEworks sign (7/30/2025) - The Town of West Point will hold a ribbon cutting and an artist meet-and-greet in two weeks to celebrate completion of the town’s first mural and LOVEworks sign. Created by…
neighbors porch gliders Porch Gliders in concert (7/30/2025) - The Porch Gliders will return to the Reedville Fishermen’s Museum for Concerts by the Creek, 6-9 p.m. on Saturday, Aug. 9. The band, based in Farmville, plays music from rock…
neighbors bluegrass in urbanna Bluegrass in Urbanna (7/30/2025) - The monthly Bluegrass and Country Music show returns this Saturday night to the Urbanna Firehouse, 335 Virginia Street. Admission is free with musicians donating their time and talent for the…
‘An Artist’s Journey’ opens Friday at Bay School (7/23/2025) - “An Artist’s Journey,” a Bay School Community Arts Center show that focuses on the student artist, opens this Friday, July 25, with a reception from 5-7 p.m. at the gallery…
arts chp lost in yonkers 1 CHP’s ‘Lost in Yonkers’ opens (7/23/2025) - Neil Simon’s Pulitzer Prize-winning play “Lost in Yonkers” will be presented by the Court House Players Friday through Sunday at the Cobbs Creek Arts Center, 61 Cobbs Creek Lane, Cobbs…
Ballet school undergoes changes (7/23/2025) - Bayside Youth Ballet, formerly the Diggs School of Dance, has more than a new name. It is also undergoing other changes after the retirement of founder Debbie Diggs, with new…
arts on main summer camps Arts on Main hosts youth summer camps (7/23/2025) - For the fourth year, Arts on Main is hosting its popular youth summer art camps and workshops. In these weeklong sessions, Gloucester’s young artists create art while learning about new…
‘Clue’ is coming to Westmoreland Players (7/23/2025) - The Westmoreland Players Theater, 16217 Richmond Road, Callao, will present farcical stage play of “Clue” on Aug. 1-17. Tickets are $30 per person and can be purchased by clicking tickets…
Poet to be interviewed on WXGM (7/23/2025) - Poet Loralee Clark will be interviewed on an upcoming Neal Steele radio show on WXGM (99.1 FM). The interview will air at 8 a.m. on Monday, Aug. 11. Raised in…
arts donks Li’l Ole Opry to hold second 50th anniversary show Saturday (7/16/2025) - Virginia’s Li’l Ole Opry will celebrate its 50th season of country music shows with its second anniversary show on Saturday night. This show will highlight the past, present and future…
Artists invited to compete in Arts on Main’s juried show (7/16/2025) - Gloucester Arts on Main has issued an invitation to artists of every medium and level to submit up to three works of art for a chance to be featured in…
C.H. Players to present ‘Lost in Yonkers’ (7/16/2025) - “Lost in Yonkers,” one of playwright Neil Simon’s funniest yet, most heartrending plays, will be presented by the Court House Players from July 25 to 27 at the Cobbs Creek Arts…
NNO Chamber Music Series opens Sept. 7 at Good Luck Cellars (7/16/2025) - Northern Neck Orchestra’s 2025-2026 chamber music season will feature compositions by Ludwig van Beethoven, Felix Mendelssohn, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart and Franz Schubert, a solo performance of works for piano and…
arts RAL Artists invited to enter RAL Labor Day Show (7/16/2025) - The RAL Art Center, 19 North Main Street, Kilmarnock, invites all artists, 18 and older, to enter its annual Labor Day Art Show. The Rappahannock Art League expects to exhibit…
Plunky & Oneness to perform tonight at Mathews Memorial Library (7/9/2025) - Get ready for an evening of electrifying Afro jazz as legendary saxophonist and bandleader, Plunky Branch, brings his renowned group of performers to Mathews Memorial Library at 7 o’clock tonight,…
arts bay school faerie tea 2 Faerie Tea Sunday at Bay School (7/9/2025) - A Faerie Tea will be held from 2-4 p.m. Sunday at the Bay School Community Arts Center, 279 Main Street, Mathews. The magic happens at Faerie Tea, said a press…
arts RAL Juried exhibits on display at RAL Art Center (7/9/2025) - Two new exhibits, “See it Your Way” and “Small Works,” opened to the public on July 1 the RAL Art Center at 19 N. Main Street, Kilmarnock. Over 114 pieces…

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