Join us every Thursday evening for live jazz music with the best upcoming local players! more
The Harrisonburg International Festival is a very special event that celebrates this area's rich cultural and language diversity. One of Harrisonburg’s largest annual attractions, the festival draws more than 9,000 people every year from the Shenandoah Valley as well as areas such as Baltimore and DC. This family-friendly event is free, with plenty of food and crafts available for purchase, and activities for visitors of all ages. more
SHOWTIMES Fri (9/13) 2:30 + 7:00 Sat (9/14) 1:00 Sun (9/15) 6:30 Wed (9/18) 4:30 Thurs (9/19) 2:00 + 7:00 Fri (9/20) 11:30am Sun (9/22) 4:30 more
SHOWTIMES Thurs (9/5) 2:00 Sun (9/8) 2:00 Wed (9/11) 7:00 Sun (9/15) 4:30 Wed (9/18) 2:30 Sun (9/22) 6:30 more
Happy hour from 5-7 with St Catherine of Siena, Tides Away, and more at 8! more
Live performances from Primordial Chris, Trapp Hill Collision, and Bantam Draper after happy hour! more
Harrisonburg Public Works will host an open house where community members will discuss with staff their experiences, thoughts, and questions relating to traveling this corridor. more
Nestled in the heart of Downtown Harrisonburg, Friendly City Events has quickly become a beacon for local gatherings and celebrations since its inception just over seven months ago. Taron Bryant, the visionary behind this vibrant venue, sat down with HDR to share more about his journey from idea to execution and the thriving community space he's created. more
MRL is excited to welcome Amanda Ohlke of the International Spy Museum to Central Library on Thursday, July 25th for Women Spies of WWII! From 6 to 7 PM, Amanda will discuss true stories of daring women spies in the war, including Virginia Hall and Noor Inayat Khan. Swipe to see some recommended reads for the event! more
Wednesday evening, Harrisonburg and Rockingham’s high school bands joined forces, donned their matching tie-dye T-shirts and marched onto the Turner Pavilion lawn. With approximately 1,400 community members in attendance, the marching bands kicked off the first show of HDR’s Levitt AMP Harrisonburg Music Series. more