April showers may bring flowers, but it also brings incredible events in Lynchburg that you won’t want to miss.
First Friday – April 5
Where: Downtown Lynchburg
The first Friday of every month is a favorite here in Lynchburg. On April 5th, you’ll have the chance to hop on the Hopper and explore downtown Lynchburg’s galleries and artist communities. Plus…it’s completely free. You can check the upcoming schedule of events here.
Warehouse Concert series: North Mississippi Allstars – April 5
Where: Academy Center of the Arts
Spend a night of southern rock and blues straight from the heart of Mississippi. The North Mississippi Allstars will take the stage on First Friday. Tickets are $25 for advance or $30 at the door. Find ticket information here.
Opera on the James Presents: La Traviata – April 5 & 7
Where: Academy Center of the Arts
If the opera is more your speed, you can spend that Friday (and Sunday!) immersed in Verdi’s tale of the fallen woman. Tickets range from $20 to $247. Find more information here.
Academy Presents: Ladies of Laughter – April 12
Where: Academy Center of the Arts
Get your gal pals together for a night of laughter with the Ladies of Laughter Funny & Fabulous Tour at the Academy. This beloved comedy tour is how some of today’s greats got their start, including Amy Schumer and Big Bang Theory’s Melissa Rauch. Find ticket information here.
Warehouse Concert Series: The Hackensaw Boys with Chamomile and Whiskey – April 19
Where: Academy Center of the Arts
Known for their raw, gritty sound and their deep Americana roots, The Hackensaw Boys will take the stage with Chamomile and Whiskey during the Academy’s Warehouse Concert Series. Find ticket information here.
Renaissance Theatre Presents: Driving Miss Daisy – April 19, 20, 26, 27 & 28
Where: Renaissance Theatre
Witness the budding friendship between Daisy Werthan and Hoke Colburn in this theatrical performance that transcends racial prejudices and social conventions. Find ticket information here.
Thomas Jefferson’s Poplar Forest Presents: Jefferson & Adams, On Stage and In Conversation – April 27
Where: Academy Center of the Arts
Get an insider’s glance at the turbulent friendship between Thomas Jefferson and John Adams in this theatrical adaptation of their collection of letters. Find ticket information here.