Community Calendar

Virginia Women's Music Festival - A music festival created exclusively for women, by women. Held Memorial Day Weekend in May every year at CampOut in Kents Store, VA. Celebrating women artists, community, and music in the woods. CampOut has multiple camping options. The Music festival hosts 15 artists over 3 days, nightly dances and bonfires, 5k trail run, drumming circles, Memorial Day Ceremony, camping and various workshops.

This is a fundraising festival for Dolly Parton's Imagination Library in Montgomery County. Raffles and silent auctions ill winclude gift cards from local restaurants and businesses, new household and gardening tool sets, birding supplies, original artwork, and surprise items from Dolly Parton. Funds r. aised will support free books distributed to children under the age of five. Parents can enjoy the plant sale and bake sale. Young children can enjoy StoryTime with Joelle, hand painting and free games. Come have fun and help us raise money for the Imagination Library of Montgomery County

Rooted in African American history and cultural expression, Sweet Honey In The Rock stands as a powerful artistic force that educates, entertains, and empowers through the transformative medium of a cappella song and American Sign Language interpretation. For over four decades, the ensemble has created music that speaks to spiritual resilience, social justice, and collective healing, inviting audiences into a shared space of reflection and connection. Their work transcends performance, functioning as both artistic expression and cultural testimony—uplifting voices, honoring lived experiences, and inspiring communities to engage more deeply with one another and the world around them.

Guided by the spirit of #LoveInEvolution, this presentation celebrates love as an active, evolving practice—one rooted in truth, awareness, and compassion. Drawing inspiration from the words of James Baldwin, the program calls us to see more clearly, care more deeply, and act more justly. Through layered harmonies, storytelling, and movement, Sweet Honey In The Rock creates an inclusive experience that welcomes people of all backgrounds, abilities, and identities. Their music reminds us that love is not passive; it is a conscious choice to build bridges, nurture understanding, and imagine a more equitable and humane future together.

Join Wintergreen Music Artistic Director Erin Freeman as she previews the events and repertoire to be featured during the 2026 Wintergreen Music Festival. You’ll find out how she designed the Festival and discover some surprising facts about the marvelous music you’ll hear throughout July.

Kick off the 2026 Wintergreen Music Festival in style with Red, White & Blues, a high-energy Opening Night featuring Bad Influence with special guest Mary Shaver. Known for their electrifying blend of blues, rock, and soul, this powerhouse group delivers a sound that’s both timeless and unmistakably their own. From smoky blues grooves to fiery guitar riffs and soulful vocals, the evening promises music that will have you tapping your feet—and maybe even dancing in the aisles!

Arrive as early as 6:00 pm to enjoy sparkling wine & light bites, courtesy of Wintergreen Club, or make reservations at one of the Resort dining options before this season kick-off.

Program to be announced from the stage.

Special thanks to Opening Night Sponsor: Wintergreen Club

Wintergreen audiences are familiar with Aaron Copland’s beloved Appalachian Spring, but this giant of the American music scene wrote so much more! Learn about two works featured during the Festival, and get a glimpse into the breadth of this 20th century giant.

Join guest conductor Tamara Dworetz and the Wintergreen Festival Orchestra for an evening of lyricism, energy, and classical brilliance. Our very own Elisabeth Adkins will shine in Ralph Vaughan Williams’ transcendent The Lark Ascending, followed by Aaron Copland’s playful Music for the Theatre. The concert concludes with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1, showcasing charm, wit, and youthful spirit. These three composers are favorites of the Wintergreen Music community—come find out why! Whether it’s your first MountainTop Masterworks experience or your fiftieth, this concert promises an unforgettable celebration of sound, color, and musical adventure.

Celebrate Independence Day with the Wintergreen Festival Orchestra in a fun-filled, family-friendly, and free patriotic pops concert! Headlining Wintergreen Resort's July Fourth Jubilee on Saturday night, Artistic Director Erin Freeman and Assistant Conductor Nicoletta Moss will lead the full orchestra in a sparkling mix of Broadway hits, film favorites, and patriotic classics like America the Beautiful and Stars and Stripes Forever. Ready your voices for a few singalongs and join our musicians in the fun! Grab a blanket or chair and enjoy slopeside seating or find a seat in the covered Dunlop Pavilion. Seating available on a first come, first served basis.

Join guest conductor Tamara Dworetz and the Wintergreen Festival Orchestra for an evening of lyricism, energy, and classical brilliance. Our very own Elisabeth Adkins will shine in Ralph Vaughan Williams’ transcendent The Lark Ascending, followed by Aaron Copland’s playful Music for the Theatre. The concert concludes with Beethoven’s Symphony No. 1, showcasing charm, wit, and youthful spirit. These three composers are favorites of the Wintergreen Music community—come find out why! Whether it’s your first MountainTop Masterworks experience or your fiftieth, this concert promises an unforgettable celebration of sound, color, and musical adventure.

Please note: This performance includes a pre-concert talk beginning at 2:00 pm to add color and perspective to your concert experience.

Join Wintergreen Music Festival Artists Kelly Mozeik (oboe) and Jacob Wilder (horn) as they chat about Michael Daugherty’s Songs of the Open Road, a piece about four iconic American roadways, including our own Blue Ridge Parkway!