Lots of our audience members come from far away. It can be a bit of a drive to come all the way from DC or Philly just to see a short play and have some fire circle time.
We’ve assembled a list of other things going on in the area during our productions, so you can plan a whole weekend of fun. We’re not affiliated with any of these events, they just look like a good time.
Theater & Film
- All of September: The Tempest at American Shakespeare Center (Staunton)
- Sept 11-13: Agree to Disagree at Court Square Theater (Harrisonburg)
- Sept 12: A Night to Die For – Murder mystery to benefit Connections Early Learning Center (Bridgewater)
- Sept 17-20: The Trojan Women at Act One Theater Company (Harrisonburg)
- Sept 19: The Other Mozart at JMU Forbes Center (Harrisonburg)
- Sept 19: The Firestarter Revue at the Society for the Preservation of Gravity (Woodstock)
Other fun things:
- Sept 11 & 12: Virginia Chili Brews & Blues Festival in Waynesboro
- Sept 11-12: 25th Anniversary Celebration at Randy’s Hardware. Personal note – we love Randy’s in Bridgewater. Most of the money we spend on sets goes to Randy’s, and they are always super helpful when we have weird requests. (Bridgewater, Timberville, Mt Jackson, Ruckersville)
- Sept 13: Run the Runway at Shenandoah Valley Airport (Weyers Cave)
- Sept 19: Food Truck Fest to benefit Valley Open Doors (Harrisonburg)
- Sept 20: Shenandoah Valley Pride Festival (Harrisonburg)
- Enjoy a glass of wine and the view at any of the amazing vineyards and wineries in our area. In our neighborhood, Bluestone Vineyard is the place to go!
- Harrisonburg, Staunton, AND Waynesboro have great farmers’ markets every Saturday.
- The Green Valley Bookfair is an amazing place to find new books at low prices.
- So many amazing hikes! Here’s a good list from Walkabout Outfitter.
- Fantastic caverns, including Shenandoah, Grand, and Luray.
- Frontier Culture Museum is a living history museum where you can interact with the past.
- Dinosaur Kingdom II, which invites visitors to ask…”What if, the Civil War…but with dinosaurs?”
- Virginia Scenic Railway is a round-trip tourist train ride through Shenandoah.
- Virginia Safari Park is a fun place where you can feed elks and things.
- Harmony Harvest Farm (Augusta County) has pick-your-own flowers.
- Virginia Quilt Museum has an amazing collection of art quilts.
- Factory Antique Mall is the largest antique mall in America at 150,000 square feet.
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