get ready to dance!
This Saturday • 5:30-10 PM
Get ready to dance as we welcome back
ToNY CaMM & The FUNK Allstars!
ToNY CaMM & The FUNK Allstars!
ToNY CaMM & The FUNK Allstars is a high-energy "psychedelic funk circus" hailing out of Central Virginia, with a "funk and jam" touring show that features covers of George Clinton, Parliament-Funkadelic, funky renditions of Grateful Dead tunes, top Pop hits, R&B and Hip-Hop favorites and a few originals. 20 musicians, 5 music genres...and 1 groove!
Kicking off the evening will be The Late Night Stumblers.
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Hailing from the hills of Rockbridge County, Virginia, The Late Night Stumblers play an eclectic mix of country, Americana, and rock and roll. Influenced by a variety of artists and bands from Hank Williams to Drive by Truckers, The Stumblers perform cover songs as well as a healthy dose of original material with an emphasis on story telling. The current line up consists of Callum Baxter on drums, Taylor Mason on bass guitar, Travis Odell on lead guitar, banjo and mandolin, and Bryce Teague on rhythm guitar and vocals. The Late Night Stumblers have provided quality live entertainment for public and private events since August of 2019. With the flexibility to play intimate acoustic shows as well as full bore electric performances, the Late Night Stumblers offer up something for everyone.
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4th of july children's bike parade
The 37th annual Children’s Bike Parade will take place downtown on Monday, July 4th. This beloved annual event features tikes on trikes, kids on bikes, and babes in strollers, along with a special guest, Uncle Sam, leading the way. Well-behaved, leashed dogs are also welcome.
Children ages 12 and under (along with their accompanying adult) are invited to come down to The Hub next to the Oak Grove Cemetery (formerly Stonewall Jackson Cemetery) beginning at 10 a.m. to receive free decorations, including flags, balloons, and streamers to adorn their vehicles. Additionally, a face painting and 4th of July Tattoo station will be part of the pre-parade festivities. The parade begins at 11 a.m., with Uncle Sam leading, the bikes proceed down Main Street, and end at the Washington and Lee Parking Corral on Jefferson Street. Live music will take place in the corral. Free hot dogs and water will be available courtesy of the Mountain City Masonic Lodge No. 67, as well as fresh watermelon provided by The Georges.
The parade will take place in fair weather or light drizzle. Heavy rain or electrical storm will cause cancellation. Notification of cancellation will be provided by 8:30 a.m. on the Main Street Facebook page, website, and 3WZ radio.
Coordinated by MAIN STREET LEXINGTON, the Parade is generously sponsored by the Rockbridge Community Health Foundation and many downtown merchants.
Children ages 12 and under (along with their accompanying adult) are invited to come down to The Hub next to the Oak Grove Cemetery (formerly Stonewall Jackson Cemetery) beginning at 10 a.m. to receive free decorations, including flags, balloons, and streamers to adorn their vehicles. Additionally, a face painting and 4th of July Tattoo station will be part of the pre-parade festivities. The parade begins at 11 a.m., with Uncle Sam leading, the bikes proceed down Main Street, and end at the Washington and Lee Parking Corral on Jefferson Street. Live music will take place in the corral. Free hot dogs and water will be available courtesy of the Mountain City Masonic Lodge No. 67, as well as fresh watermelon provided by The Georges.
The parade will take place in fair weather or light drizzle. Heavy rain or electrical storm will cause cancellation. Notification of cancellation will be provided by 8:30 a.m. on the Main Street Facebook page, website, and 3WZ radio.
Coordinated by MAIN STREET LEXINGTON, the Parade is generously sponsored by the Rockbridge Community Health Foundation and many downtown merchants.
