WNRN (Charlottesville, VA)

The Central Valley Alliance for Community Living aims to provide resources to older adults and adults with disabilities, enabling them to live with dignity in accordance with their own personal choice. For 50 years, CVACL has provided services and resources to help seniors live independently, and continues to adapt and evolve as a new generation enters retirement age.

Restoration Housing is a nonprofit developer in Roanoke working to create affordable housing through the preservation and stewardship of historic buildings. They welcome you to engage with their Preserve Campaign — Preserving History, Serving Community — September 17-October 15. Throughout the month-long campaign, they’ll explore the growing need to safely house our senior neighbors facing housing insecurity.

Freedom 4/24 is a non-profit organization in central Virginia with the mission to prevent human trafficking and exploitation, pursuing protection, dignity and restoration for individuals and communities. They welcome you to their 2026 Freedom Gala on Thursday, September 17, starting at 6:30PM at Solara Ridge. During this event, attendants will learn more about Freedom 4/24’s work of preventing the abuse of trafficking.

Central Valley Habitat for Humanity is a nonprofit serving Harrisonburg and Rockingham County. They welcome you to their Annual Banquet on September 16 at the Hotel Madison in Harrisonburg to enjoy an evening with a banquet meal and participate in live and silent auctions, with items donated by local artisans and businesses.

Adagio House is nonprofit in Harrisonburg working to ensure people living with disabilities and their families are cared for, included, and valued members of our community. They provide psychotherapy, executive function coaching, onsite respite, caregiver support groups, and adult day support.

Culture Encounters is a Richmond-based nonprofit organization that works to build understanding and strengthen communities through cultural arts, education, and shared experiences. The 3rd Annual International Dance Festival is being presented on August 15 from 11AM to 5PM at the Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen. The festival highlights 18 cultures through traditional dance performances, music, cultural arts, global cuisine, family activities, and cultural exchange.

The Fralin Museum of Art at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville welcomes guests to engage with art in ways that are personal and meaningful, striving to make their motto “art together” come alive. This summer, they are thrilled to partner with the Virginia Theater Festival on their one-woman show, Frida…A Self-Portrait. On Friday July 24, Karen Milbourne, the J. Sanford Miller Family Director of The Fralin, be sitting down with the creative team behind the play for a post-show discussion.

Rural Virginia Coalition is a nonprofit working to preserve and protect rural Virginia’s environment, communities, and quality of life. They strive to bring together residents, landowners, and local organizations to keep people and places at the center of what shapes rural Virginia.

Ride with Pride is an adaptive and therapeutic horsemanship program for individuals with special needs located in Staunton and serving Augusta and the surrounding areas. They are excited to announce their 1st Annual Giddy Up and Give event on August 8 from 1PM-5PM.

9am Grateful Dead – Weather Report Suite (11/10/1973 San Francisco, CA) Grateful Dead – Bird Song (03/26/1976 Hartford Civic Center Hartford, CT) Grateful Dead – Dancing In The Street (05/22/1977 Sportatorium Pembroke Pines, FL) Grateful Dead – Ripple (2/21/1971 Capitol Theatre, Port Chester, NY) 10am Jerry Garcia and John Kahn – Rubin and Cherise (06/05/1982 Oregon State Prison Salem, OR) Grateful Dead – Uncle Johns Band>I Need A Miracle>Bertha>Good Lovin (12/28/1979 Oakland Auditorium...