Escape to the tropics without leaving Goochland. Get ready for a Night at Tucker Concert. It’ll be a laid-back evening of island vibes and live music at the beautiful Tucker Park, alongside the James River. See event website for specific details.
Dolly’s Color Run is back at Powhatan High School. All proceeds benefit the Powhatan Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library. Don’t forget to wear white! See website for specific details.
Enjoy the 20th Annual Spring Garden Fest at the Goochland Sports Complex, featuring a plant sale, expert advice, garden vendors, and much more. See event website for specific details.
Get ready to enjoy a country-western style musical in which the waitresses at the Double-Cupp Diner (the Dinettes) make great music with the Pump Boys from the gas station next door. Yes, it’s Pump Boys and Dinettes on stage at Swift Creek Mill Theatre. See event website for specific details.
It’s Train Day in Downtown Ashland. Come celebrate the love for trains with choo choos and chow, plus live entertainment, a Kids’ Zone, model railroads, and much more. See event website for specific details.
A comprehensive 2-session educational course for adults ages 50-70. Learn how to build retirement income, reduce taxes, manage risk, and make informed Social Security and distribution decisions. Location: Randolph-Macon College; 200 Caroline Street, Ashland, VA 23005 Time: 6:30 - 9:30 PM Register: 703-940-1878; www.rsvp.courses (Course ID: WTP181)
The hilarious Savannah Bananas take to the field at Car Max Park for their unique brand of baseball. See event website for specific details.
Enjoy live music, food trucks and some great COTU brews when the Center of the Universe Brewing Company celebrates Derby Day. They’ll even have a Mint Julep brew, as well as other adult beverages. See event website for specific details.
It’ll be shining over the Altria Theater where Batman™ ’89 will be playing on the big screen accompanied, live, by the Richmond Symphony. See event website for specific details.
The Broken Leg Theatre partners up with the Perkinson Center for a presentation of Lionel Bart’s Oliver. See it once and you’ll be saying, “Please sir, may I have some more?” See event website for specific details.