Things To Do In Staunton and Waynesboro!
 

 ART

Staunton Beverly Street Studio School Artists formed the Beverley Street Studio School in 1992. The mission was to provide serious adult students of all levels with opportunities to study directly with practicing artists in an informal, yet structured studio environment. Children’s Art Network Children's Art Network is a non-profit organization, which was formed in 1993 to serve the children and educators of the Shenandoah Valley of Virginia. Staunton Augusta Art Center Staunton Augusta Art Center is a non-profit, professionally staffed arts organization, which offers exhibits, educational programs, workshops, tours and gallery purchases for the community. Board and Batten House Gallery Sharon Morris Kincheloe, botanical drawings and etchings. Co- Art Gallery The Shenandoah Valley’s largest co-operative art gallery. P Buckley Moss Museum Pat Buckley’s art seems to speak to people in a very simple way. With her generous donations and contributions, too many different groups she has been deemed the Peoples Artist.

 ENTERTAINMENT

Shenandoah Shakespeare Shenandoah Shakespeare is an educational and entertainment organization that makes Shakespeare accessible to all with fresh, energetic productions.   Staunton Music Festival Great Classical Music Jazz in the Park Free Jazz all summer; bring your own chair, mixed venue. Waynesboro Community Orchestra A unique blend of professional, student and community players—seeks to provide area musicians with an opportunity to play orchestral music. The orchestra aspires to become a vital part of the cultural community as an intergenerational educational experience.   Waynesboro Choral Society A non- professional Choral group that puts on several concerts a year. Augusta Expoland Shows of all kinds from monster trucks to home decor.

 SPORTS AND RECREATION

Staunton Staunton Youth Football League Gypsy Hill Park Gypsy Hill Park is a sprawling 214-acre multi-use recreational facility located in the heart of Staunton at the intersection of Churchville Avenue (Route 250) and Thornrose Avenue. The Gypsy Express Mini-train For more than 45 years, the Gypsy Express has carried children and their dreams across Staunton's sprawling Gypsy Hill Park.  The Gypsy Express Incorporated, a non-profit group of enthusiastic volunteers, operates the Express, Virginia’s “hometown” mini-train, weekends during warm weather. Grand Caverns Natural Chimneys Grand Caverns and Natural Chimneys are two of the oldest attractions in the US. They booth offer an array of outdoor activities including, hiking, swimming, camping, tours of the caverns and much more.

 SHOPPING

Staunton Colonial Mall Downtown Staunton Shopping Guide Duke and Fitzpenn Antiques Waynesboro Virginia Metalcrafters A tradition of craftsmanship and design for over 100 years, with a broad line of gifts and accessories. Waynesboro Village Outlet Stores

 DINING

The Belle Grey Inn An elegant country bed and breakfast, with a Victorian décor and a commitment to personal service. The Depot Grill Fresh Seafood and Steaks The Mill Street Grill “There’s nothing run of the mill about the mill street grill.” Baja Bean Co. and Cantina Mexican Family Restaurant Pecks Bar-B-Que Good homey bar-b-que restaurant 250 Central Excellent coffee house

 SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS

Woodrow Wilson Birthplace and Library Frontier Culture Museum Describes with real time architecture the different immigrant heritages of the frontier settlers. Augusta County Fair Offering 5 nights packed with music, activities, and family fun!