Things to Do in Charlottesville, VA
Charlottesville, Virginia, founded in 1762 and home to around 47,000 people, currently lists about 450 upcoming events, with roughly 250 occurring within the next 30 days. Approximately 15 percent of these listings are free. The most common event types include Concerts & Live Music with about 150 entries, followed by Sports & Fitness and Food & Drink each at around 60, then Workshops & Classes at about 50, Community & Social at about 40, and Theater & Performing Arts at about 30. Venues with the highest number of upcoming listings are John Paul Jones Arena, Jefferson Theater, The Southern Café & Music Hall, Birch & Bloom on Massie Road, Paramount Theater Of Charlottesville, and Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards. Performers with scheduled dates include Virginia Cavaliers Basketball, Virginia Cavaliers Womens Basketball, The Nutcracker, Little Feat, and Tab Benoit. This programme offers a wide variety of options for visitors deciding what to do this month.
City facts
- Weather
- 71°F · Mainly clear · High 75° / low 65°F · 82% precip
- Population
- 46,553 (2020)
- Area
- 26.6 km²
- Elevation
- 181 m
- Founded
- 1762
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Frequently asked questions about events in Charlottesville
- How many events are free in Charlottesville?
- About 15 percent of the listed events are free. The total number of upcoming events is around 450.
- Which venues have the most events listed?
- The venues with the most upcoming listings are John Paul Jones Arena, Jefferson Theater, The Southern Café & Music Hall, Birch & Bloom on Massie Road, Paramount Theater Of Charlottesville, and Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards.
- What is the most common type of event?
- Concerts & Live Music is the most common type with about 150 listings. Sports & Fitness and Food & Drink each have around 60 events listed.
- Who are some performers with upcoming dates?
- Performers with upcoming dates include Virginia Cavaliers Basketball, Virginia Cavaliers Womens Basketball, The Nutcracker, Little Feat, and Tab Benoit.