Oct 09, 2025 / egnidziejko
By this time of year, you’ve likely gotten used to downtown Staunton closing to vehicular traffic and transforming into a pedestrian mall each weekend. What a way to experience the best of Staunton’s welcoming community, notable restaurants, and unique boutiques! More
Aug 08, 2025 / johnsonsj
Staunton and Augusta County residents—this fall, rediscover the incredible cultural experiences right in your own backyard. The Local Culture Pass, found in your Staunton Parks & Recreation Fall Activity Guide, unlocks exclusive discounts and special offers at some of Staunton’s most beloved attractions—all just for locals. More
Jul 18, 2025 / egnidziejko
July in Staunton can be scorching, but it has places to swim, sip, and slurp your way back to comfort. Here’s our splashy, boozy, frozen-treat guide to help you cool down the summer heat. More
May 23, 2025 / egnidziejko
There are many reasons to pick Staunton for your next long weekend getaway. Here's a mix-and-match guide to help you shape your perfect long weekend escape. More
Feb 27, 2025 / egnidziejko
National Wedding Planning Day is March 1. Let us help you plan the Staunton wedding of your dreams with our picks for venues, florists, photographers, and more. More
Jan 30, 2025 / egnidziejko
Stressed out over the heavy pressure of planning the perfect, memorable Valentine’s Day date? Looking for ways to rock Galentine’s Day with your gang? Single and seeking ways to feel fabulous? Here’s how to level up your date game in Staunton. More
Jun 20, 2024 / egnidziejko
June 20 marked the first day of summer, and Staunton is bursting with life! The longer days and warmer weather mean that plants are blooming and animals are out and about. Whether you’re hiking in Shenandoah National Park or strolling down a local country road, there’s no better time to appreciate the natural beauty of Virginia. More
Apr 20, 2023 / egnidziejko
(Published 04/20/2023) The Shenandoah Valley has always been known for its views. And more recently, it’s been making a name for itself for its wines. According to Richmond Magazine, “The relatively cool, dry, and gentle climate of the Shenandoah Valley produces a wider breadth of more resilient varietals, leading to bright wines that pack bright acidity.” So why not celebrate this abundance by pairing one of these wonderful wines with some stunning scenery at one of our Staunton-area wineries with views? More