Doublewide, Texas at ShenanArts

In this hilarious, fast-paced comedy, the inhabitants of one of the smallest trailer parks in Texas—four doublewides and a shed—are thrown for a loop when they realize the nearby town of Tugaloo is determined to annex them. And it’s not as if they don’t already have enough to deal with. The rollicking mayhem of this flat-out funny Jones Hope Wooten comedy escalates as the residents attempt to secede from Texas, discover a traitor in their midst, and turn the tables in a surprising and side-splitting finale.

Fiber Festival at Frontier Culture Museum

On Saturday, April 1st The Frontier Culture Museum is hosting their first ever fiber festival beginning at 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM. They will be welcoming fiber artist, demonstrators, and vendors from across the state to recognize one of many facets of Frontier Culture to kick off their Wool Week. This is a Pay What You Will Donation Day, and participants are able to bring the entire family. For more information you can visit the link below.

Salvation Army Eggstravaganza

On Saturday, April 1st the Salvation Army of Staunton is hosting an Eggstravaganza from 11am until 1pm located at 1700 West Beverly Street. The Easter egg hunt begins at 11. There will be free food, bounce houses, face painting, Easter arts and crafts, balloon animals, and other fun booths. For more information you can follow the salvation army of Staunton on Facebook.

Shenandoah Green’s Compost Station at the Staunton Farmers’ Market

Don’t throw your food waste into the garbage! Bring it to Staunton’s Farmers’ Market Saturday mornings and leave it with Shenandoah Green. We will convert it into nutrient-rich compost, the natural fertilizer for crops and gardens. Apple cores, banana peels, nut shells, shrimp shells, oyster shells, bones, coffee grounds, pizza boxes, grease-soaked paper towels, soiled tissues and MORE are all compostable, and Shenandoah Green wants ’em. Look for our green tent. Saturdays, beginning April 1

Music in the Taproom w/ Haze

Singer/songwriter Haze brings her tunes to the taproom! Based in Richmond, Virginia, Haze performs most frequently as half of the indie-folk duo Haze & Dacey, and occasionally solo, with a trio, or with a full band, The Haze & Dacey Collective. Her biggest influences are no-frills, badass women songwriters like The Indigo Girls, Kathleen Edwards, Patty Griffin, and K.T. Tunstall. Fans have compared her voice to Natalie Merchant, Mary Chapin Carpenter, Joni Mitchell, and Joan Baez. About Haze: https://hazyshadeproductions.com/solo

Child Abuse Prevention Month in April

The Valley Children’s Advocacy Center is gearing up for Child Abuse Prevention Month beginning in April and they are searching for local businesses to go blue in honor of the child survivors of abuse. The Valley CAC has pinwheel displays, posters, table tents, and stickers for your business to place on cups or bags. The Greater Augusta Regional Chamber of Commerce is has offered Chamber members that if they participate if with Valley CAC during April, they will give businesses a FREE banner ad to use anytime during 2023! Participants will receive some great perks supporting an even greater cause. For more information you can email info@valleychildrenscenter.org and follow the Valley Children’s Advocacy Center On Facebook and Instagram.

Easter Bountiful Brunch

Sunday, April 9th, Hotel 24 south is hosting a memorable Easter celebration with a bountiful brunch. Seating is available from 11am to 2pm in our grand historic setting. However, seating is limited and reservations are required. For additional details and menu offerings you can visit their website at the link below.

25th Anniversary Celebration at CoArt Gallery

On Saturday March 25th from 4-6pm, the CoArt Gallery located at 22 West Beverly Street in Staunton is hosting their 25th Anniversary Celebration. There will be refreshments, door prizes, art and artists. For more information you can visit coartgallery.com.

Bunny Breakfast at Stump Elementary

Stuarts Draft Quarterback Club is hosting their Annual Bunny Breakfast at Stump Elementary. There will be face painting, photo ops, games, a coloring station, and even baby goats and bunnies. The Easter egg hunt starts at 9am. Adults are $10, Ages 4-10 are $7, and 3 and under are free. For more information you can follow the Stuarts Draft Quarterback Club on Facebook.

Celtic Angels at Wayne Theatre

Thursday, March 23rd The Wayne Theater will be hosting the Celtic Angels. A joyous celebration of everything Irish will touch American soil this spring when the energetic, exciting young stars of Celtic Angels from Ireland tour the U.S. Tickets are $45. For more information you can visit waynetheater.org.