CALENDAR OF EVENTS:
Some events may be postponed or canceled. Contact the event host for updates.
June 1-29–Waynesboro.
The Wayne Theatre, 521 West Main Street will have the following events: Baby Boom (Film) on the 1st; Twitty & Lynn: A Salute to Conway & Loretta (Concert) on the 6th; Saboteur (Film) on the 8th; Ralph Stanley Tribute with Nathan Stanley on the 12th; Spartacus (Film) on the 15th; Catch Me If You Can (Film) on the 22nd; The Jungle Book (Film) on the 29th.
Website or 540-943-9999.
June 5–Front Royal.
The Special Love Golf Tournament will be held at the Shenandosh Valley Golf Club, 134 Golf Club Circle, with the Shotgun starting at 9am. We will have a delicious breakfast and lunch, exciting raffle drawings and 50/50. Awards following the tournament and more. We promise a great fun-filled day with friends while supporting children with cancer. Your donation will have a lasting impact on families facing childhood cancer.
Website or 888-930-2707.
June 5–Berryville.
Join the Clarke County Ruritan Fairgrounds, 890 West Main Street for the following events: Clothing Giveaway on the 4th-6th; Truck Pull on the 6th; Diocesan Festival on the 13th-14th; Juneteenth on the 20th; Northern Virginia Reptile Expo and a Horse Show on the 27th.
Website or 540-955-3755.
June 5-6–Harrisonburg.
Annual Ray Gordon Fly-In and Giant Scale Model Airplane Show, behind Village Inn at 4979 South Valley Pike (Rt. 11), from 10am-4pm both days. This is a family friendly event with food and beverages available for purchase. Bring a lawn chair and plan on having a great day. Free admission to spectators.
Website or call 540-533-2446.
June 6–Middletown.
The GardenFest will be held at Belle Grove Plantation, 336 Belle Grove Rd, starting at 8am rain or shine. This event is a day of gardening fun, education and shopping. The event features plants for sale, vendors, the Master Gardener information booth, Second Hand Rose rummage sale, tool sharpening, and children’s activities.
Website or 540-869-2028.
June 12–New Market.
The Town of New Market presents the 12th annual Summer Music Series: Cross Roads Music Fest. This event will be held at Rebel Park on selected dates from 6:30pm to 9pm. Admission is free. Food and drinks are available for purchase. Bring a blanket or a chair and enjoy an evening of local music, food, and brews.
Website or 540-740-3432.
June 13–Harrisonburg.
Harrisonburg Downtown Renaissance is bringing back its Summer Festival all across Downtown. This family-friendly event features a variety of activities and entertainment spread throughout the district for all ages. Listen to local live music, wonder at magicians, engage with community art projects, try out arts and crafts activities, indulge in food specials at restaurants, explore food trucks and vendors, enjoy Sip & Stroll, and more. Help keep our festivals free by making a donation.
Website or 540-432-8922.
June 19-21–Waynesboro.
Celebrate Father’s Day Weekend at Waynesboro North 340 Campground, 1125 Eastside Highway. Enjoy BBQ fun, family games, dad-friendly competitions, and special treats just for him. Because the best memories are made around the campsite. Book your Tent or RV site now.
Website or 540-943-9573.
June 20–Strasburg.
Join us for the Shenandoah Summer Wine and Music Festival at Star in the Valley, 33 Amos Lane, where you can enjoy pours from a variety of regional wines, live music all day long and delicious bites from the Sexi Mexi burrito truck—all with stunning valley views as your backdrop. We can’t wait to share this day with you.
Website or 540-514-1687.
June 20–Woodstock.
The Southern Rock Festival is kid friendly and will be held at Shenandoah County Fairgrounds, 300 Fairground Road, from 1-11pm, rain or shine. Feathing Lynyrd Sknyrd, the Allman Brothers Band, Blackfoot and many more. All proceeds go to the Homeless Warriors Charity. Thank you for your Support. No outside food, alcohol, coolers or pets and bring something to sit on.
Website or 740-645-4168.
June 22–Winchester.
Join us for the Lions Club Annual Golf Tournament at the Winchester Country Club, 1300 Senseny Road, check-in 11:30am. The course is challenging for every skill level. All proceeds will go to the Winchester Lions Club and will go back into the community. There will be Prizes for: Long Drive, Closest-to-Pin, 1st, 2nd, 3rd Place and Games: 50/50, Mulligans, Dice and more Ticket includes lunch, dinner, beverage and Captains Choise Golf.
Website or 540-664-5334.
June 25–Dayton.
Join us at three locations: Rocktown History, 382 High Street, Fort Harrison, 335 Main Street, Virginia Quilt Museum at Silver Lake Mill, 2328 Silver Lake Road for our New Savor Heirloom Market. We will have a variety of local vegetables, fruits, flowers, locally-baked delights and artisan-made wares. Also you can enjoy a picnic supper from a food truck and live entertainment. The emphasis will be on providing experiences to go along with purchases of fresh heirloom produce and artisan-made goods through demonstrations and conversations with the vendors. Explore Dayton’s history sites and museum with free admission during markets.
Website or 540-879-2681.
June 26-27–Roanoke.
The Annual “Star City Motor Madness” is a fundraiser for the Virginia Museum of Transportation. Over 300 cars are expected on Jefferson Street and elsewhere. Also the Party at the Museum, 303 Norfolk Avenue SW, on the 26th, from 5-9pm, featuring live music, food truck and more.
Website or call 540-342-5670.
June 27–New Market.
Come to the New Market Community Park to enjoy a free movie in 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). The movie ""Hook" will begin at sundown.
Website or 540-740-3432.
June 27–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.
Website or 1-800-258-2464.
June 27–Natural Bridge.
The Illumination of the Bridge at Natural Bridge State Park, 6477 South Lee Highway, 8-10pm. Experience the 200-foot-tall arch as it is lit from above and below by dozens of lights, with the only sound being the murmuring of Cedar Creek running below. A tribute to the first light program at the Bridge conducted in 1927, come see for yourself the sight that has drawn people out to the park at night for over 99 years, time and time again. The visitor center will be open until 9:00 p.m. and the trail until 10:00 p.m., with light snacks for sale. Ticket sales will end at 9:40 p.m. The trail beyond the Natural Bridge will be closed.
Website or 540-291-1326.
Events listed as they become available. Updated 4/14/26
