Chase the Taste!

Join us for a wine tasting event at one of the many participating shops & locations offering tastings from Accordia Wine Shop in beautiful downtown Staunton, Virginia. Stop by Accordia and pick up a glass and map to start your tastings at one of several locations. Bring back your glass afterwards for a tasting at Accordia. Fee is $10. Enjoy yourself and enjoy some shopping and sipping in downtown Staunton!

Movie Poster Sale

The Visulite is having a movie poster sale. These posters could make great Valentine’s Day gifts. You can learn more information by visiting visulitecinemas.com

Staunton Innovation Hub Happy Hour

This event is open to all Staunton Innovation Hub members and anyone else who might want to meet some of the amazing community members within the Hub. This month’s sponsor is Spirit Homes. They are kicking off SPIRIT WEEK, where they donate $10,000 and a team of volunteers to help a needy family make necessary repairs to their homes.

Vision Board Workshop

Participants will be given the opportunity to tap into your big vision for 2023 and visualize clearly what you want to be, do, have, or accomplish. The Burrow and Vine is a Home décor, houseplant, and gift shop with a focus on purpose-driven brands and local artisans located at 10 East Beverly Street in Staunton. You can register in advance by visiting burrowandvine.com

Sunset Saturday with The Hot Mamas

The Hot Mamas will play their eclectic mix of original songs and fun, quirky covers. With instruments including clarinet, toy piano, ukulele, banjo, washboard, bodhrán, dueling kazoos and lush harmonies The Hot Mamas always put on an entertaining show.

30th Anniversary screening of “Groundhog Day”

Presented by Turner Classic Movies Snowed in during a trip to Punxsutawney, Pennsylvania, to cover the annual Groundhog Day festivities, television weatherman Phil Connors (Bill Murray) finds himself stuck in time, endlessly repeating February 2nd.

12 Angry Jurors

Silver Line Theater Exchange is presenting “12 Angry Jurors” February 3rd-5th. This is their first ever all-valley high school show, combining talents from public, private, and home school students in the Shenandoah Valley. This performance opportunity aims to give kids an alternative to the musical theatre productions that most high schools focus on in the winter months, and to expand the theatre kid network. This will be an annual production of a non-musical that is available free of charge to participants. For more information you can visit silverlinetheatre.org.

We Have Always Lived in the Castle

On Sunday January 29th. Staunton Downtown Development Association will host the first play reading of the 2023 Season. “We Have Always Lived in the Castle” is a play by Hugh Wheeler, adapted from the novel by Shirley Jackson. The play is a gothic horror piece revolving around a perverse, isolated, and possibly murderous family and their alienation from a hateful, suspicious New England village. There are seven roles available for reading, giving participants an opportunity to read as well. This event will be held at 1 East Beverly Street, Second floor, in Staunton, Va. You can visit stauntondowntown.org for more information.

Euphorigen Investigation Escape Room

Saturday January 28th at 1pm the Staunton Public Library is hosting an escape room entitled the Euphorigen Investigation. Participants can work as a team to decode and uncover clues. Registration is required for adults and young adults 14and older. You can call 540-332-3902 for more information.

Dance Your Art Off

Strut and Shake off the Winter Shivers at Dance Your Art Off- Saturday, February 4 from 7 pm – 12 midnight in the Art Center galleries! Tickets may be purchased via the website www.saartcenter.org or at the door. All proceeds benefits the arts in your community!