Join us for a Saturday afternoon of music and fun.

Come rock and roll with local band "Candy Machine" live as they perform music from the 1950s through the 1980s on the water's edge at the beach amphitheater.

Come rock and roll with local band "Candy Machine" live as they perform music from the 1950s through the 1980s on the water's edge at the beach amphitheater.

The Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park will host its first “Lunch on the Lawn” summer music series for the 2024 season on Sunday, June 2, from 2 to 3 p.m., featuring The Timeless Strings Band.

Join rangers at the park for a fun nature reading session.

Enjoy the sounds of local musicians as you take in our beautiful park.

Come join us around the fire.

Save the date for the annual Claytor Lake Festival.

Come rock out with Reckless Brigade!

Pack a picnic and come early to pick the best spot on the lawn for one of the highlights of the summer season on Virginia’s Northern Neck.

Grab your favorite chair or blanket and head out to the park for an evening of local musical entertainment, featuring Delaine Healy and Powhatan Music & Sound aspiring musicians.

Join us at New River Trail State Park for our Foster Falls Music Series!

The 7 Cities Brass Band performs music from America’s newest popular music genre.

The Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park is excited to announce their Children’s Summer Music Camp.

Do you want to discover how music making can interact with being outdoors?

Enjoy the sounds of local musicians as you take in our beautiful park.

Experience life in the early 19th century with live music, blacksmiths, cooking, period camp, boats, and much more. This event will focus on two important parts of history from this area that had a profound influence on transportation and music in America: “batteaux and banjos.” See what it was like to live in the middle of the 19th century.

On the third Saturday of every June at Grayson Highlands State Park in Mouth of Wilson, Virginia, the Wayne C.

Join us for the Westmoreland State Parks one and only Music on the Cliff!

Pack a picnic and come early to pick the best spot on the lawn for one of the highlights of the summer season on Virginia’s Northern Neck.

Join us at New River Trail State Park for our Foster Falls Music Series!

If you would like to hear what music sounded like in the 1840s before the Civil War, then we have a very unique experience for you. We will have a historically accurate live music program with reproduction banjos, fiddles, and more with some great history about the songs they are playing. This only happens once a year! Please bring some chairs or blankets and enjoy a wonderful evening with us.

Experience life in the early 19th century with live music, blacksmiths, cooking, period camp, boats, and much more. This event will focus on two important parts of history from this area that had a profound influence on transportation and music in America: “batteaux and banjos.” See what it was like to live in the middle of the 19th century.

The Southwest Virginia Museum Historical State Park will host a special Father’s Day “Lunch on the featuring local father/son duo Joey & Evan O’Quinn This father/son duo first appeared on stage together fifteen years ago at the June Toliver Playhouse with the Trail of the Lonesome Pine Outdoor Drama.

Experience life in the early 19th century with live music, blacksmiths, cooking, period camp, boats, and much more. This event will focus on two important parts of history from this area that had a profound influence on transportation and music in America: “batteaux and banjos.” See what it was like to live in the middle of the 19th century.

Do you want to discover how music making can interact with being outdoors?

Enjoy the sounds of local musicians as you take in our beautiful park.

Come listen to local band "Crimson River" live as they perform southern and country gospel music on the water's edge at the beach amphitheater.

Come join us around the fire.

Bring the whole family and enjoy an evening of great music with "Common Ground".

Do you want to discover how music making can interact with being outdoors?

Enjoy the sounds of local musicians as you take in our beautiful park.

Come join us around the fire.

You are cordially invited to this laid-back “pickin” session by local musicians.

Originally from Asheboro, NC, singer/songwriter Brooke McBride made the move to Nashville, TN in 2013.