Pablo Cruise at the Jefferson Theater 6/1
Has there ever been a musical group more committed to the conceptual panacea known as yacht rock than Pablo Cruise? That hindsight-made genre can be found in the name. You […]
The Pollocks celebrate 20 years with new album
Jason Pollock sits down for an interview in clothes that wouldn’t have looked out of place when he was the lead guitarist for ’90s rock band Seven Mary Three–gray graphic […]
A day of cooking in the Blue Ridge is a passport to Greece
One of the easiest and most delicious ways to learn about other cultures is to sample its cuisine. Across the globe, food brings people together in times of joy and […]
Falco & Book Play Jerry Garcia at The GUILD 5/20
Digging into the oeuvre of an Americana legend, Falco & Book Play Jerry Garcia takes the audience along for a long, strange trip. The pair, members of the Grammy Award-winning […]
Indecision at the Jefferson Theater 5/23
Some things just get better with age, and that includes Charlottesville’s beloved jam-rockers, Indecision. Known for blending Americana, rock, and jazz with improvisational styling, the group has drawn inspiration from […]
Charlottesville Arts Festival at IX Art Park 5/23 & 5/24
The sixth annual Charlottesville Arts Festival returns with a weekend full of creativity, community, and connection. This year’s celebration features 50-plus fine artists and artisans, immersive art experiences, live music, […]
Two small set plays bring big perspectives
A pair of plays from the United Kingdom theater scene, Godot is a Woman and Strategic Love Play, journey from the Edinburgh Fringe Festival to downtown Charlottesville as part of […]
Ten women artists string a vision together in Phaeton Gallery group show
In culmination of an ambitious project that began at the end of January 2025 when a group of artists convened at Phaeton Gallery to work on creating a clothesline, “Weathering: […]
Eurydice at Four County Players through 5/24
Director Devynn Thomas brings a fresh take on one of the most frequently retold Greek myths with playwright Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice. This reimagining breathes new life into the classic tale […]
Michael Hirsch at The Stage at WTJU 5/16
Richmond-based mead the dear offers a cosmic-country sound steeped in old-time influences. The act functions as an outlet for songwriter Michael Hirsch to blend a bevy of interconnected inspirations—folk revival, […]