Get Out! events, shows, things to do

Loretta Lynn Benefit Concert for the Charlottesville Free Clinic

Country music legend Loretta Lynn will be headlining an unforgettable benefit concert at the nTelos Wireless Pavilion all in the name of raising money for the Charlottesville Free Clinic. While known for her countless studio albums and for impacting the country music world in the 1960s and 70s, Loretta Lynn has managed to stay relevant by continuing to tour and even produce new music. Her latest album, the Jack White-produced Van Lear Rose, has reminded the world of Lynn's power as a vocalist and her skill as a songwriter. She has also become a philanthropist and is currently active in many political movements. Albemarle County musician/actress Schuyler Fisk, her musical partner Tim Myers, and their band FM Radio will be opening for Lynn. The Charlottesville Free Clinic has been serving the Charlottesville and Albemarle communities for over 20 years. Come out to show your support and get your groove on “country music style.”
July 27, nTelos Wireless Pavilion, 7pm, $35-$59 

Chefs in the Garden

You can find not one, but four famous chefs this Monday when Joe Sparatta, Tim Bereika, and Jason Alley come to town in order to team up with head chef Tucker Yoder at the Clifton Inn for a night of delicious southern fare and homestyle cooking. The award-winning chefs are making the trip west from the Richmond area in order to offer their own versions of exceptional southern-inspired culinary contributions. The summer feast also will feature pigs from the nearby Autumn Olive Farm in Waynesboro, and each attending guest will walk away with a complimentary jar of BBQ seasoning. The Clifton Inn is an elegant and historic property located on a beautiful and well-maintained 100-acre estate. Be sure not to miss such a unique blend of southern culinary influences.
July 29, Clifton Inn, 6pm, $150 per person with wine pairings, or $88 per person without.

Municipal Band of Charlottesville “Music from Stage and Screen” Summer Concert

The 80-member Municipal Band of Charlottesville will be performing the fifth show of its 91^st Annual Summer Concert Series in a theme guaranteed to entertain — “audience favorites.” The band has been performing in the Charlottesville area since 1922 and is continuing to push the boundaries of classical music in their summer performances. The all-volunteer band consists primarily of wind and brass instruments but also includes a percussion group and a few musicians wielding strings. The Paramount Theater is also a significant piece of Charlottesville history dating back nearly 100 years. The fully renovated venue hosts a wide variety of arts, education, and entertainment events and is a much fitting location for the reputable Municipal Band of Charlottesville. Also, be sure to arrive early for the band’s Horn Club lobby performance at 7:15pm and also a Musical Instrument Petting Zoo for the little ones from 7:30-7:45pm.
July 30, Paramount Theater, 7:15pm, Free – No Tickets Required

Rehab

Southern rock/rap group Rehab can be defined in many different ways. Dating back to the late '90s, the group’s founding members Denny Campbell (who goes by the stage name of “Steaknife”) and Danny (Boone) Alexander met in an alcohol and drug rehabilitation center— hence the band's name. The group has no shortage of personal trials and tribulations from which to draw inspiration and has also been described as a mix of smooth rap group, A Tribe Called Quest, and the hardcore rappers of NWA. After a flurry of turnover surrounding the group’s core members, the face of the band, Danny Alexander, has stayed true to the Rehab’s artistic vision and is currently touring with a new conglomerate of musicians who have not been around from the beginning. The result is a new and more grounded sound which has found a considerable amount of success. Their most recent album, Gullible’s Travels, was released this February and has received a moderate level of critical acclaim. But without a doubt, this group still knows how to rock and put on a good show. So don’t miss your chance to see a group of seasoned veterans true to its southern origins.
August 1, Jefferson Theater, 9pm, $13-$15

THE LIST

7/25
Heritage Theater Fest: Next to Normal. Culbreth Theater. 7:30pm. $20-$40
Heritage Theater Fest: The Marvelous Wonderettes. Ruth Caplin Theater. 7:45pm. $15-$35
Heritage Theater Fest: Tuna Does Vegas. 8pm. $15-$35

7/26

Art: Light and Eyes, photography by Nicholas Cummins. The Garden at Eunoia. 7pm. Free
Theater: Godspell. Four County Players. 8pm. $12-$16
Wine: Downtown Tasting Room. Old Metropolitan Hall. 5pm. $12

7/27
Film: Dancing on a Volcano. Germanna College in Culpeper. 7pm. $10
Cooking: Canning 101 class. The Haven. 1pm. $35
Sports: Best Ball Tournament 2-Man Invitational. Old Trail. 7:30am. $75-$125
Festival: LookOut for the CookOut. Constitution Park in Waynesboro. All day. Free

7/28
Art: Playfulness by Scott Dill. Thomas Jefferson Memorial Church. 12pm. Free.
Sports: First Annual Summer Cornhole Tournament. McGrady's Irish Pub. 3pm. Free
Theater: Legally Blonde: the Musical. Live Arts. 7pm. $20-$25

7/29
Food: Chefs in the Garden Series. The Clifton Inn. 6pm. $88-$150
Concert: The Wintergreen Summer Music Academy presents Music in Unusual Places. Throughout the Downtown Mall. 6:30pm. Free
Art: The Natural World of Nancy Jane Dodge opening reception. WriterHouse Gallery. 6pm. Free

7/30
Theater: Art, a play by Yasmina Reza. Big Red Barn at Rodes Farm. 7:30pm. $10-$20
Food: Clifton BBQ and Pool Party. The Clifton Inn. 6pm. $30-$45
Film: Swiss Family Robinson. Louisa Arts Center. 7pm. $2-$3

7/31
Art: Aerial Photography Workshop. The Bridge PAI. 6pm. Donations accepted
Music: Rock n' Ridgeview music series. Ridgeview Park. 6:30pm. Free
Festival: Wintergreen Summer Music Festival. Wintergreen Resort. All day. $50-$20

SOUND HOUND

7/25
Dan Deacon Ensemble, Gull, Nu Depth at The Jefferson. $12-$15
Jacob Allen at Wild Wolf
Travis Book at Devils Backbone
Travis Elliott and Friends at Fellini's #9
Loose Change at Blue Moon Diner
Jason Ring at Whiskey Jar
Le HotClub at Staunton's Historic Gypsy Hill Park Bandstand
The Pollocks at Carter Mountain Orchard

7/26
 

Dwight Howard Johnson, Jolie Fille, Gold Connections. 7pm. $30 includes food and drinks, at The Bridge PAI.

Jennifer Stuart and the Design, Scott T at Fridays After Five

Travis and Tucker at Wild Wolf
Adrian Duke and Friends at Fellini's #9
Common School Movement at Blue Moon Diner
Eli Cook at Whiskey Jar

7/27
Loretta Lynn at the nTelos Wireless Pavilion. $35-$59
Blue Line Highway at Plank Road Exchange
Scott Murphy at Devils Backbone
The Robert Jospe Experience at Fellini's #9
The Porch Cats at Whiskey Jar
Duck Brothers at Rapture/R2
A.Talmage Monroe and Slade Mankins at Mudhouse Crozet

7/28
Bubba Rose at Wild Wolf
Tony Bruno at Devils Backbone
The Hogwaller Ramblers at Fellini's #9
Radio Music Society at Charlottesville Warm Springs Gallery

7/29
Jazz Collective #9 at Fellini's #9
Steve Vargo at Blue Moon Diner
Southern Company at Heritage on Main

7/30
The Stelling String Band at Fellini's #9
Darrin Bradbury at Blue Moon Diner

7/31
Jacob Tal and Jen Stuart at Wild Wolf
Danny Barrale at Fellini's #9
Jim Waive at Blue Moon Diner
Long Arms at Rapture/R2