Kings Dominion is making live entertainment a major part of the guest experience this summer with an expanded lineup of new shows, parades, live music, roaming performers, and spectacular nighttime drone and fireworks displays for guests of all ages.
The Princess Concert brings beloved songs from film, stage and pop music to the Altria Theater, creating a magical, family-friendly experience filled with inspiration.
Thirty years after forming in college, Straight No Chaser reflects on its viral success, family life on tour, and the music that keeps fans coming back.
The new season features a sweeping lineup of jazz, comedy, Motown, roots music, theatrical storytelling, and world-class talent that solidifies the Center’s place as the premier destination for arts and culture in Central Virginia.
Dominion Energy Riverrock returns May 15–17 with new events, free concerts, outdoor adventures, and fresh energy along Richmond’s riverfront.
With these simple tips, you can turn music practice from a chore into a fun activity your kids look forward to every day.
From the big screen to the intimate stage, Alicia Witt is set to perform at The Tin Pan on December 4.
Tom Sharpe reflects on Mannheim Steamroller’s holiday magic ahead of the November 26th Richmond show.
Flutist Kim Scott balances her roles as a school director and Billboard-charting jazz artist, bringing her passion and soulful sound to the Tin Pan on November 14.
The Richmond Pops Band will honor America’s heroes with a special Veterans Day concert on November 11, featuring patriotic favorites, the VCU Choir, and guest soloist Gia Qazi.
Dobro master Jerry Douglas, a 16-time Grammy winner, shares his passion for performing, producing, and connecting with audiences ahead of his Tin Pan show.
Pianist, songwriter, and radio host Jim Brickman has spent nearly three decades bringing his signature sound to audiences across the country. This fall, he returns to one of his favorite tour stops — Richmond — for two intimate performances at The Tin Pan.
