Good morning, Charlottesville.

Today, Charlottesville hosts its 22nd marathon that is expected to draw about 1,200 runners in full, half, and 8k races and cause road closures from 6:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. Market Street from First Street N to Third Street NE will be closed—heaviest delays are expected between 8:30 a.m. and 10 a.m.

The Charlottesville Police Department is investigating a shooting near downtown that occurred early Friday morning.

Zara’s Chance, a nonprofit animal rescue in Greene County, is accused of neglecting exotic animals and misleading authorities while employing a convicted child sex offender who hosted children’s birthday parties — local veterinarians report that animals including a lizard and a rabbit died in care — as authorities begin reviewing its practices.

Grey’s Anatomy star Jason Winston George, a Virginia Beach native and UVA Class of '94 graduate, will serve as the Valedictory speaker for Finals Weekend from May 16 through 18.

He will speak at JPJ on May 16 at 3:30 while Michael Suarez and Cedric Rucker are scheduled for May 17 and May 18.

UVA Health Culpeper Medical Center now offers aquablation, a new water jet procedure that removes extra tissue from enlarged prostates to ease bladder issues.

Doctor Gregg Eure said the treatment is 85 to 90 percent effective—offering a safer option with fewer side effects than other methods.

Virginia’s women’s lacrosse team is set to play two key games as they face No. 16 Maryland on April 9 in Towson—where both teams seek a win—and travel on April 12 to face No. 1 Boston College.

The Cavaliers, who recently won three games in a row, need these wins to improve their ACC postseason seeding.

After a four-game win streak that included a sweep of Stanford and a win against Old Dominion, Virginia Baseball is aiming to climb the ACC standings as it faces NC State in a three-game series in Raleigh—Jay Woolfolk pitched Friday while Evan Blanco starts today at 3:00 p.m. and Tomas Valincius will pitch Sunday—hoping to improve their 10th-place ranking.

Virginia softball will face a tough series against No. 8 Florida State in Tallahassee this weekend; the Cavaliers have lost nine of 10 road games and now must counter a top team in the ACC.

The team will rely on pitchers Eden Bigham and Savanah Henley — who must better control walks — as they aim to secure a win that boosts their postseason hopes.

Vincent Zorn Live Performance

12-6 p.m. — Pippin Hill Farm & Vineyards — No cover charge — Enjoy award-winning wine and captivating Latin guitar melodies on the beautiful veranda.

Swan Tavern Archaeological Investigations Presentation

6-7 p.m. — Jefferson-Madison Regional Library Central Branch — Free entry — Explore the findings from the archaeological investigations of Charlottesville's first tavern.

Spring Dance Concert

7:30-9:30 p.m. — Culbreth Theatre — Ticketed event — Experience the vibrant performances from UVA Dance in their annual spring showcase.

Rebecca Porter Live Concert

8-11 p.m. — Dürty Nelly's Pub - Deli — Free show — Experience the vocal talents of Guam-born Rebecca Porter with local favorites, the Rhinestone Roses.

S.G. Goodman Concert

7:00-8:30 p.m. — John Paul Jones Arena — Check for ticket prices — Enjoy an evening of live music from S.G. Goodman in Charlottesville.

Liberty Flames vs. Virginia Cavaliers Baseball

6 p.m. — Disharoon Park — Free entry — Witness an exciting collegiate baseball matchup between the Liberty Flames and Virginia Cavaliers.

Crowdfunded Pitch Night

7-9 p.m. — The CODE Building — Donations welcome — Witness ten local entrepreneurs pitch innovative ideas to the community.

Wine & Zen: Community Yoga and Meditation

1-3:15 p.m. — Eastwood Farm and Winery — Cost not specified — Unwind with yoga, meditation, and a sound bath amidst a scenic winery backdrop.

Jefferson Cup Road Race & Cavalier Criterium

8 a.m. - 4 p.m. — Charlottesville, VA — Check website for entry fees — Experience thrilling racing on stunning courses featuring scenic hills and technical loops.

Tom Tom Festival 3rd Annual Downtown Mall Block Party

5-11 p.m. — Downtown Mall — Free entry — Experience live music and community vibes at this vibrant annual celebration.