CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Some events may be postponed or canceled. Contact the event host for updates.
June 2-30–Waynesboro.
The Wayne Theatre presents the following events: Caddyshack (Film) on the 2nd; Inside Out 2 (Film) on the 4th; Wayne Gala (Celebration) on the 6th; Seabiscuit (Film) on the 9th; Soul (Film) on the 11th; Bladerunner (Film) on the 16th; Spiderman Into the Spiderverse (Film) on the 18th; Stir Crazy (Film) on the 23th; Zootopia (Film) and the Skillbilly’s (Concert) outdoors on the 25th; Improvisators (Live Performance) on the 27th; Alice In Wonderland (Film) on the 30th. For details visit www.waynetheatre.org/calendar or call 540-943-9999.
June 6–Woodstock.
Join the town for our "Wander Woodstock" event from 5-8pm. We encourage folks to come downtown and enjoy live entertainment and our locally owned businesses as well as home based and budding entrepreneurs from around the county. In addition, established and emerging artists from the Shenandoah Valley and beyond will be set up to demonstrate and sell their work. Entertainment Details: BINGO with goats. www.woodstockva.gov/670/Wander-Woodstock or 540-459-3621.
June 6-7–Waynesboro.
Come out to the 3rd Annual Hiker Fest from 11am-8pm, downtown. Join us as we come together to celebrate nature, music, and the joy of exploration. Admission is free. Information online at www.visitwaynesboro.com/hiker-fest-2025-waynesboro-va/ or 540-942-6512.
June 7–Grottoes.
Join us for our 3rd Annual Cave and Karst Expo celebrating National Cave Week at Grand Caverns Park, 5 Grand Caverns Drive from noon-4pm. There will be activities for all ages at this tabeled expo event where you can meet and interact with a variety of partners and local organizations in relation to Cave and Karst landscapes. Food from Hanks Grille and Bar food truck. The Cave and Karst Expo is a Free event, but our walking tours are not included in this free event. 540-249-5705 or https://grandcaverns.com/visit/events/.
June 7-30-July 5–Lexington.
Virginia Horse Center events: Overdrive Monster Trucks on the 7th; Bit-N-Bridle Horse Show, 4-H Skills Qualifier on the 7th-8th; Rockbridge Horse Show on the 12th-14th; Shenandoah Classic Horse Show on the 18th-21st; House Mountain Horse Show on the 24th-25th; Equestrian Vaulting Region IX Championship on the 26th-28th; Firecracker Classic Pre-Show and Region 15 & 16 Arabian Championships on the 30th-July 5th. For more details call 540-464-2950 or visit https://vahorsecenter.org/upcoming-events/.
June 13–Shenandoah Nat’l Park.
Join the Shenandoah Mountain Guide for the basic outdoor survival skills course at Big Meadows Lodge, mile 51 off Skyline Drive from 9am-4pm. Learn what to do when the “what ifs” of your outdoor adventures turn into the “now what”. This event will take place in all weather conditions, excluding thunderstorms. This course will teach you the best items to take on any outdoor adventure and how best to use them in a survival situation. Minimum age 12 years and reservations required. www.goshenandoah.com/activities-events/hiking/basic-outdoor-skills or 301-667-3560.
June 13, 21–Woodstock.
Join us at W.O. Riley Park, 540 Park Avenue for the following events: On the13th, the "Rivers Edge" (Folk Rock and Alternative), from 6-9pm. Free Admission, bring a lawn chair or blanket and dancing shoes; On the 21st, Luau Pool Party, from 7-9pm. Advanced ticket sales required. For more details www.woodstockva.gov/172/Events or 540-459-3621,
June 14–Winchester.
Make unforgettable family memories in Old Town at Friends of Old Town’s "KidzFest", from noon-5pm. Our downtown becomes a hub of activity with free entertainment, arts/crafts, games, workshops and live music. This family-friendly event is designed to showcase the creativity and energy of our city while driving support for local shops and organizations that help our community thrive. https://friendsofoldtown.org/event/kidzfest/ or 540-414-5138.
June 14–Harrisonburg.
Join us downtown for our "Best.Weekend.Ever" event, starting at noon. This event will have a variety of activities and entertainment spread throughout the district for all ages. There will be live music, magicians, community art projects, arts and crafts activities, food trucks, vendors, Sip & Stroll, and more. https://downtownharrisonburg.org/events/best-weekend-ever/ or 540-432-8922.
June 14–Luray.
The Page Valley Fair is hosting “A Taste of the Valley” wine, beer and spirits festival from 4-9pm at the fairgrounds, 15 Fairlane Drive. Also food, a variety of vendors and music by “Cazhmiere” and "184 Band". All proceeds will go to updating and renovating the fair grounds. For details www.pagevalleyfair.org/upcoming-events/taste-of-the-valley-winefestival-virginia or 540-743-3915.
June 14–Harrisonburg.
The 10th Anniversary of the "Ride To Fight Suicide" at Blue Ridge Powersports, 20 Heritage Drive, starting 8am. To make it 10 years, was only possible with the love and support of each and everyone of you that’s helped, participated, contributed and made donations supporting some great organizations and bringing mental health awareness to the valley. There will be a silent auction, 50/50, food and drinks, music by "Back in Time" and more. Check it out online at www.facebook.com/groups/618275721850309/posts/2500068613671001/ or call 540-849-6209.
June 14–Dublin. (Special)
Our Annual Festival will be held at Claytor Lake State Park, 6620 Ben H. Bolen Drive, from 7am-10pm.. Enjoy entertainment, fireworks on the lake at dusk, arts/crafts, food vendors, wine tasting, a law enforcement display, car show, and more. In addition, it is also National Get Outside Day. Park Naturalists and Interpreters, Master Naturalists, and our Discovery Center will be open to stop by and talk about the natural world. Visit online at www.dcr.virginia.gov/state-parks/event?id=2025-01-10-12-14-46-827727-b6d or call 540-643-2500.
June 14–Woodstock.
Seven Bends 7 Hour Adventure Race, will be held at Seven Bends State Park, 1191 Lupton Road. Are you ready for this incredible Intermediate level adventure race? We have a great course for you to trek, bike, paddle and navigate your way around. Race solo or form a team of endurance friends. We will give you a map and some basic rules to follow. You will then set out on your adventure to get checkpoints by hiking, biking and paddling. The team with the most points in the allotted time will win. This endurance event will push you to your limits. Race highlights: "Beats on the Bends" post race party, with live music, drinks and food. Your entry to this party is included in the Race Entry. www.rev3endurance.com/seven-bends-adventure-race or contact Christi Manning at 540-325-5807.
June 14–Luray.
The Swim Fest at Lake Arrowhead, 265 Lake Arrowhead Road, offers three race distances, featuring a fun and competitive open water swimming. You can combine distances as they will not overlap. You will be eligible for podium awards for each race you enter. To register call 540-743-3915 or luraytriathlon.com/swim-fest-luray/.
June 14-15–Buena Vista.
The Maury River Fiddlers' Convention will be held at Glen Maury Park, 100 Glen Maury Park Road. This is a two-day jubilee of Old-Time and Bluegrass music. For more information call 540-463-3777 or visit https://lexingtonvirginia.com/calendar/89818/.
June 15–Winchester.
The Museum of the Shenandoah Valley, 901 Amherst Street will host a Juneteenth Celebration from noon-5pm. This special celebration will feature live music, children’s activities, food trucks, vendors and free admission to the MSV galleries, including the exhibitions Jacob Lawrence: 3 series of prints and contributions: African Americans in the Shenandoah Valley. Juneteenth celebration activities and gallery admission are free to all, food will be available for purchase. Admission fee applies to tour the gardens, including Scraposaurs. Presented in collaboration with the local chapter of the NAACP. www.themsv.org/upcoming-events/ or 540-662-1473.
June 19–Front Royal.
Join us at the Gazebo from noon-7pm, as we celebrate Juneteenth as a community. There will be plenty of food trucks, music, guest speakers and more. Let's celebrate love, kindness and friendship (as a community), on this beautiful day for all. www.frontroyalva.com/calendar.aspx?eid=3826 or 540-635-5788.
June 20–Staunton.
Join us at Gypsy Hill Park Bandstand to celebrate the longest day of the year, aka the summer solstice from 7am-7pm. We will have a rundown of free activities like morning yoga, tree climbing, gaming truck, foam parties, movie night and more. Call for more information 540-332-3800 or visit online at www.ci.staunton.va.us/departments/parks-recreation/news-events-1447.
June 21–Berryville.
The 4th Annual Juneteenth Celebration will be held at the Clarke County Ruritan Fairgrounds, 890 West Main Street. This is a free day of entertainment, presentations and family fun. Enjoy arts, crafts, and food vendors, too. Gates open at 11am. This year’s Juneteenth Celebration theme is "freedom, hope, and respect" for all cultures. For more details call 703-283-0348 or visit www.facebook.com/events/606163619136951/.
June 21–Staunton.
The Juneteenth Celebration will be held at Montgomery Hall Park, 1000 Montgomery Avenue from 1-6pm. Return to a time when families came to the Park and joined in fun and unity to relax, share good times over great soul food, and celebrated each other’s life stories. We encourage families to recapture these memories by bringing folding chairs, pop up tents, swimming gear, picnic baskets, and have a day of fun connecting with family, friends, and neighbors. 540-332-3800 or www.ci.staunton.va.us/Home/Components/Calendar/Event/22270/.
June 21–Dayton.
Come to Fort Harrison and learn about trades of the past from our talented and devoted tradesmen and women at the Colonial Trades Fair, from 10am-3pm. There will be authentic live demonstrations, sales of handcrafted items and fun for the whole family. Free admission. https://fortharrisonva.org/Colonial-Trades-Fair.html or 540-879-2280.
June 21–Harrisonburg.
10th Annual “The Shop” Poker Run at the AmVets Post 7, 1340 N. Liberty Street, starting 9am and ends at up at The Clubhouse, 17183 Bergton Road, Bergton. We will have a pig roast, 50/50 drawing, live music, firearms raffles and more. All vehicles welcome. Registration starts at 9am. Road blessings and announcements 10:15am. First bike out 10:30am, last bike out 11am. Featuring food, raffles, live music and more. Single rider $15.00 and w/passenger $20.00. This event is to benefit the Brian “Bucky” Anderson Memorial Scholarship Fund, and fundraiser for “The Shop”. For more details www.facebook.com/events/2585883764955127/ or call Jimmy at 540-975-2223.
June 21–Stuarts Draft.
The New Vision Church will have it's 5th Annual Cruise-In at the Creative Wonders Learning Center, 2746 Stuarts Draft Highway, from 9am-3pm. Don't miss this local event with Live music, food trucks and more. 540-337-1421.
June 21–Staunton.
We invite you to join the Boys & Girls Club of Waynesboro, Staunton & Augusta County as a player or sponsor for the our great "Futures Golf Tournament", held at Gypsy Hill Golf Course, 1 Deaver Drive. This fundraiser is to show your support for the youngest citizens in our community, those who need us the most. Registration/Reservation deadline: June 10th. For more Information visit online at https://secure.givelively.org/event/boys-girls-club-of-augusta-waynesboro/great-futures-golf-tournament-2025 or call 540-471-3139.
June 23–Winchester.
The Lions Club will host their Annual Golf Outing fundraiser "Swing for a Cause" at the Winchester Country Club, 1300 Senseny Road, starting at noon. This will be a day of raffles, an opportunity to play fun games, fellowship,food and more. All net proceeds support local programs that provide vision care, youth services, and other vital community initiatives. For more details: https://birdease.com/WHLGolfOuting or 540-664-5334.
June 26–Salem.
Join the American Legion Post 3, 710 Apperson Drive, for their Bike Night event from 6-8pm. This event is family friendly, all bikers welcome. American Legion Riders Post 3 is partnering with the Tom McGrath Law Firm and Roanoke Valley Harley Davidson. There will be food and drinks for purchase. Raffles and all monies goes to Local Veterans and the Virginia Legacy Run. Call 973-713-5221 or www.cyclefish.com/motorcycle_event/87691/alr-june-bike-night.
June 27-28–Harrisonburg.
41st Annual Ray Gordon Fly-In and Giant Scale Model Airplane Show from 10am-5pm both days. For directions to the show www.vrcfc.org/flying-field.html. This is a family friendly event. Food and beverages available for purchase. Bring a lawn chair and plan on having a great day. Free admission to spectators. For directions visit: www.vrcfc.org/events.html or call 540-533-2446.
June 27-28–Roanoke.
The Annual “Star City Motor Madness” is a fundraiser for the Virginia Museum of Transportation. This Cruise-in along Williamson Road is a celebration of America’s passion for the automobile. Events: on the 27th, Party at the Museum from the 5-9pm; on the 28th, Car Show from 10am-4pm. 540-342-5670 or https://starcitymotormadness.com/events.
June 28–New Market.
Come to the Community Park to enjoy a free movie "Cruella", under the stars with family and friends. For your viewing comfort we encourage you to bring chairs and/or blankets. Feel free to bring snacks and drinks (no alcoholic beverages allowed). All movies will begin at sundown. www.newmarketvirginia.com/explore/page/movie-night-park-0 or 540-740-3432.
June 28–Woodstock.
The Southern Rock Festival is kid friendly and will be held at Shenandoah County Fairgrounds, from 11am-11pm, rain or shine. No outside food, alcohol, coolers or pets and bring something to sit on. All proceeds go to the Homeless Warriors Charity. For more information call 540-459-3867 or visit online at www.southernrockwoodstock.com/.
June 28-29–Berryville.
Join the Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club at the Clarke County Fairgrounds, 890 West Main Street, for Field Day starting 2pm. Its theme centers on one of the most important functions of amateur radio – the ability to communicate independently of any municipal or commercial infrastructure which would likely be inoperative or severely overloaded in the event of a major disaster. https://svarc.us/field-day/ or 540-662-6810.
June 29-October 31–Nation-Wide.
The "Let’s Ride Challenge", helps support our troops. Ride for Heroes is an extension of the Harley-Davidson spirit, celebrating our nations’ military, veterans and first responders with a contest where riders compete for prizes (win 1 of 5 new Harley-Davidson motorcycles) by logging miles with participating dealerships and earn dealership engagements, all of which add up to a “Rev Score.” By participating, you’re not just competing for prizes, you’re making a meaningful impact. Ride with pride, knowing you’re helping those who’ve served. For more information www.h-dletsride.com/.
Events listed as they become available, so check back later.
