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February 1-28–New Market.
“Toys for Tots” – Help make history for a needy child. Bring a new unwrapped toy or more and receive a free admission pass (valued at $10.00) for one adult . New Market Battlefield State Historical Park. 1-866-515-1864.
February 1-28–Dayton.
The Heritage Center, 82 High Street, presents “A Century of the New Method” exhibit–Photographers in Rockingham County, from 1850-1950. 540-879-2681.
February 1-28–Middletown.
Wayside Theatre presents “The Buddy Holly Story”. The musical chronicles of Buddy Holly and The Crickets, from 1950’s rise to the death of Buddy Holly. 540-869-1776.
February 3–Bridgewater.
Did you ever want to explore, discover, uncover, or simply learn about Virginia’s fascinating past? Come to a meeting of the Massanutten Chapter of the Archeological Society of Virginia at Arey Hall of Bridgewater Municipal Building, 201 Green Street. There will be a lecture, or sometimes a workshop. Topics vary and cover a variety of subjects. 540-564-0635.
February 3, 6–Stephens City.
Bowman Library, 871 Tasker Road, events: Bowman Bill Groundhog Day Celebration on the 3rd; Come and read your favorite story to our specially trained dog who loves to listen to stories on the 6th and the 20th. 540-869-9000.
February 3-24–Staunton.
Whether we are celebrating Mardi Gras, Saint Patrick’s Day or our birthday, we are upbeat and entertaining. Join the Mill Street Grill, 1 Mill Street, every Wednesday for some good jazz music, different musicians each week. 540-886-0656.
February 4–Harrisonburg.
Court Square Theater presents “The Black Lillies”. 540-433-9189.
February 4, 6–Salem.
Civic Center events: Jason Aldean with special guest Luke Bryan on the 4th; “Kiwanis Valley Shootout”, $5.00 from each ticket goes to the Kiwanis children fund on the 6th. For times and ticket information call 540-375-3004.
February 4-6–Verona.
ShenanArts located at the intersection of Route 11 and Highway 612, presents “100 Years of Dance on Broadway”. A musical. For times and tickets call 540-248-1868.
February 4-22–Lexington.
Virginia Horse Center events: Stonewall Country Horse Show II on the 4th-7th; Old Time Music Jam on the 9th; Star City Canine on the 19th-22nd. For more information about these events call 540-464-2950.
February 4-25–New Market.
Want to play, sing, or hear some Bluegrass for free? Come to The Opera House, 9357 N. Congress Street, 7 p.m. every Thursday. Late comers will miss the free snacks and coffee. 540-740-8585.
February 5–Harrisonburg.
“First Friday” at the Harrisonburg Children’s Museum. Your adventure begins with interactive exhibits that excite and engage the entire family. Free admission from 5-8 p.m. 540-442-8900.
February 5–Salem.
“Winterfest Beach Bash”, featuring the summertime sounds of the “Band of Oz” at the Civic Center. 540-375-3057.
February 5–Winchester.
Come explore the Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum, for free, from 5-7:30 p.m. Also there will be a puppet show–“Our Friends in Nature”. 540-722-2020.
February 5-6–Roanoke.
Advance Auto Parts “Monster Jam” at the Civic Center. The biggest names will be seen racing and ripping up a custom-designed track full of obstacles, to soar over or smash through. 540-853-5483.
February 5-7–Wintergreen.
Wintergreen Resort has planned a exhilaration fun weekend filled with winter sports, games, a fashion show, and lots more. 434-325-2200.
February 5-7–Verona.
ShenanArts presents “Godspell”. This performance, portrays a message of kindness, tolerance and love. 540-248-1868.
February 5-25–Lexington.
Washington and Lee University/Lenfest Center events: Kevin Spirtas on the 5th-6th; Applied Student Recital on the 7th; American Classics on the 13th; Di Wu, pianist on the 17th; “Beyond Text and Image–The Book as Art” on the 25th. For more information call 540-458-8007.
February 5-28–Front Royal.
Vino E Formaggio, 124 E. Main Street, will host wine tastings on Fridays-Saturdays and beer tastings on Sundays. Always fun and free. 540-635-2812.
February 6–Roanoke.
10th Annual “Tons of Fun” at Tanglewood Mall. We will have all your old favorites such as, life-size chess, balloon sculptures, a caricature artist, clowns, rides, games, creative craft activities. Also we have planned some new and exciting entertainment. 540-387-6455.
February 6–Lexington.
“Taster’s Choice at Washington and Lee University. The food tastings will be prepared by local chefs and restaurants. Drinks will be available. There will be a silent auction of various items. Admission fee. Fund-raiser for Yellow Brick Road Early Learning Center. 540-463-7344.
February 6–Luray.
“Open Stage Night” hosted by ‘Ragged Dan’, at the BB&T Center for the Performing Arts, One East Main Street. The evening will have skits, magic, comedy, and more. There is no admission fee, but donations are appreciated. 540-896-6907.
February 6, 27–Galax (special).
Fairview Ruritan Club, 2265 Fairview Road, presents “Fox River Bluegrass Band” on the 6th; Bill Yates and the Country Gentlemen on the 13th; Junior Sisk and Ramblers Choice on the 20th; Doyle Lawson and Quicksilver on the 27th. Call for directions. 276-238-0376.
February 7-28–Rockingham County.
Shenandoah Valley Bicycle Coalition will have, each Sunday, two road rides. One leaving from Harrisonburg and one leaving from Bridgewater. Call 540-578-2259 or www.svbcoalition.org.
February 9-11–Roanoke.
“Celtic Woman” will be at the Civic Center, with their six piece band and the Aontas Choir. Their performance of unique Irish, classical favorites, and contemporary music, is awe inspiring and mesmerizing. 540-853-5483.
February 11–Edinburg.
Join us at the Shenandoah County Library, 514 Stoney Creek Blvd., for our “Chocolate Festival”, from 6-7 p.m. For more information call 540-984-8200.
February 11-12–Harrisonburg.
Valentine’s Day walk-in indoors blooming plant sale, at the Frances Plecker Education Center located on the grounds of the Edith J. Carrier Arboretum and Botanical Gardens, during normal arboretum hours. 540-568-3194.
February 12–Roanoke.
The Gaithers homecoming tour and Gaither down-home buffet will be held at the Civic Center. Join us for entertainment and meaningful music hosted by Bill Gaither. 540-853-2241.
February 12–Harrisonburg.
The JMU Jazz Ensemble lights up the concert hall with an exciting concert of Big Band Jazz. Chuck Dotas leads this outstanding collegiate band in providing the finest in jazz music. 540-568-7000.
February 12–Roanoke.
Enjoy the Science Museum of Western Virginia free from noon-6 p.m. Also Friday afternoon at the MegaDome, film and planetarium shows are $3.00 each or both for $5.00. 540-342-5726.
February 12-14–Roanoke.
Log Home and Timber Frame Show at the Civic Center. Meet manufacturers and builders from all over the United States. One-of-a-kind homes, hand-crafted log furniture, fine art, antiques, displays, educational seminars and more. 1-888-564-7469.
February 12-15–Wintergreen.
Wintergreen Resort will host “President’s weekend with a Valentine’s Twist”. Great skiing, riding, and tubing. Events include Freestyle demo days on the 13th; Freestyle double cross race on the 14th; The USSA Slalom race on the 15th. 434-325-2200.
February 12, 19–Lexington.
Virginia Military Institute for Leadership and Ethics, will show the following movies at their Marshall Hall: “The Contender” on the 12th; “ Paths of Glory” on the 19th. 540-464-7361.
February 12-28–Salem.
Civic Center events: Curious George live on the 12th-14th; Career Premiere on the 16th; VHSL Group A and AA State wrestling on the 19th; Roanoke Valley bridal show on the 21st; Old Dominion Athletic conference basketball championship on the 26th-28th. 540-375-3004.
February 13–Buena Vista.
The Rockbridge YMCA will host a Valentine’s Day dance with ARC, at Magnolia Center, from 6:30-8 p.m. Free admission. Call 540-464-9622 for directions.
February 13–Winchester.
Beethovan Festival at Millbrook High School Auditorium, 251 Woods Drive. Andrew Gekoskie will be the music director. Admission fee. 540-533-4126.
February 13–Nellysford.
Barbara Bates Smith will be performing various works of Lee Smith at the Nellysford School. Admission includes dessert, coffee, rose, and chocolates. For more information call 540-943-9999.
February 13–Stephens City.
Shenandoah Valley Runners will host the 5K “Run for a Rose” starting at Sherando High School, 185 South Warrior Drive. 540-868-2853.
February 13-14–Winchester.
Visiting Artist Series presents “Origami Galore” with Harry Holloway at the Shenandoah Valley Discovery Museum, 54 South Loudoun Street. Folded paper that is fun, fanciful and a work of art. Weather simple or complex you’ll be fascinated and absorbed in this ancient creative craft. The program is free with museum admission fee. 540-722-2020.
February 13-14–Nellysford.
Bring your favorite Valentine to Wintergreen Winery, 462 Winery Lane, for a “Wine, Chocolate and Roses” event from 10 a.m.-5 p.m. RSVP. 434-361-2519.
February 14–Edinburg.
Treat your sweetheart to a romantic Valentine’s Day event at Shenandoah Vineyards. Known for their award winning wines and picturesque view. Reservations required. 540-984-8699.
February 14–Waynesboro.
Barbara Bates Smith stars in “On Agate Hill” at Fairfax Hall. Musical accompaniment by Jeff Sebens. Admission includes dessert, coffee, rose, and chocolates. For times and ticket prices call 540-943-9999.
February 14–Basye.
Bryce Resort will be the site for the Open GS Championship. 540-856-2121.
February 14–Winchester.
Winchester Orchestra’s Valentines Day concert will be held at the George Washington Hotel. 540-533-4126.
February 16, 23–Staunton.
Frontier Culture Museum “Winter Lecture Series”: Grist-milling and flour production in the Shenandoah Valley during the age of grain on the 16th; Against extraordinary odds–seeking to settle in the Shenandoah Valley on the 23rd. 540-332-7850.
February 17–Harrisonburg.
Mrs. Hardesty’s Tea Room, 212 Main Street, will host a “Knit Nite” from 7-9 p.m. Bring a project that you are working on and a mug. Tea is provided and there is no charge. 540-432-8942.
February 17-21, 24-28–Harrisonburg.
The Playhouse presents the comedy Life X 3 by Tony Award-winning playwright Yasmina Reza on February 17-21 and 24-28 at Court Square Theater in downtown Harrisonburg. Show times are Wednesdays through Saturdays at 8 P.M. and Sundays at 3 P.M.Tickets are $12 each or $10 each for groups of ten or more. Reserve at http://www.courtsquaretheater.com/ or call 540- 433-9189.
February 18–Roanoke.
“Winter Jam Tour Spectacular” at the Civic Center. Christian music featuring “Third Day”, “Newsboys”, “Newsong”, “Tenth Avenue North”, “Fireflight”, and the pre-jam party with “Sidewalk Prophets, “Revie”, and Robert Pierre. 540-853-5483.
February 18, 27–Harrisonburg.
James Madison University events: “Cirque D’or”, presented by the Golden Dragon Acrobat’s, performance’s will be held at Wilson Hall Auditorium on the 18th; “Oklahoma”, Rodger’s and Hammerstein’s popular musical at Latimer-Shaeffer Theatre on the 23rd-27th. For times and ticket prices call 540-568-6211.
February 19–Weyers Cave.
Appalachian Music Concert at Blue Ridge Community College Humanities Building (V). The talents of Wayne Henderson and Helen White focus on the rich heritage of the area. 540-453-2215.
February 19, 27–Roanoke.
Civic Center events: Tim McGraw, and “Band of Oz” on the 19th; Disney Live, Rockin’ Road Show on the 27th. Admission fee. 540-853-5483.
February 20–Staunton.
Valley Conservation Council’s 20th Anniversary Celebration at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel. Join us for dinner, music, dancing, and a silent auction. 540-886-3541.
February 20–Roanoke.
“Camp Fair” at Tanglewood Mall. Come browse summer camp programs for about any age or interest. The fair is featuring over $5,000.00 in door prizes, including t-shirts, water bottles, and gifts galore. Also free weeks of summer programs from selected camps. 540-387-6114.
February 20–Weyers Cave.
Valley R/C Flying Club’s swap meet at the Community Center. There will be raffles, door prizes, food, and an auction at 1 p.m. Call 540-280-2616 for directions.
February 20–Lexington.
The Rotary Club will hold their annual Winter Community Bazaar at the Washington and Lee University’s Pavilion, from 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Come out and shop for bargains and crafts to support the hungry. Proceeds will benefit the Food Pantry of Rockbridge Area Relief Association. This is an indoor yard sale and flea market. Also food will be available for purchase. For more information call 540-463-7770.
February 26–Winchester.
12th Annual Evan’s Home Chili Dinner at the Braddock Street Fellowship Hall, corner of Braddock and Wolf Street. Chow down on the best chili ever served by mystery celebrity waiters starting at 5:30 p.m. Live Music and lots of fun. Admission fee. 540-662-8520.
February 26-28–Fishersville.
23rd Annual Western Virginia Sports Show at Augusta Expoland. At our family event you can shop with over 200 vendors or check out some of the displays. Also enter contests, catch rainbow trout, eat great food, meet outdoor celebrities/TV personalities and lots more. 540-337-7018.
February 27–Monterey.
52nd Annual Highland Maple Festival pre-events, Maple Queen Contest at 7 p.m., and the Maple Queen Ball at 9 p.m. For more information call 540-468-2550.
