Good morning, Charlottesville.

The Sexual Assault Resource Agency is asking local volunteers to work its 24/7 hotline—no previous hotline experience is required.

Volunteers will receive full training and help support those who have endured sexual violence—this effort directs callers to proper resources.

Four graduating arts leaders at the University built strong groups by making the arts more open and friendly—leaving a mark on music, theater, and dance.

They hope new students will carry on these changes—helping all peers share their creativity.

On May 17, thousands of people gathered on the University of Virginia lawn for the 196th final exercises as the Class of 2025 became alumni.

University President Jim Ryan praised their hard work and urged graduates to remember the strong community they built — a reminder of the trust they shared.

Natalie Rodriguez and her father Juan Pablo Rodriguez graduated from UVA this weekend; Natalie finished her studies on Saturday while Juan Pablo completed his degree today.

Natalie will pursue a master’s degree next year and her father will work on affordable housing in D.C.—their shared journey shows that family support made their success possible.

C3 delivered climate action kits today to elementary school students to teach them how to care for the climate with fun activities and crafts—showing simple ways for kids to learn about protecting the environment.

Charlottesville Mayor Juandiego Wade announced he will retire from his job as Social Services Career Center coordinator in neighboring Albemarle County, ending his additional role in public service.

Charlottesville has named John Maddux as the new managing director of the city attorney’s office—after the previous attorney, Jacob Stroman, went on leave over a year ago.

Maddux comes from Asheville and awaits his swearing-in by the Virginia Supreme Court after his bar application was approved, bringing extensive public and private legal experience.

Virginia lost by a score of 5—4 in game two on Friday against Virginia Tech after a baserunning mistake in the ninth inning cost the Cavaliers a tying run and dropped their record to 31—17.

The loss raises concerns about their NCAA Tournament chances as they prepare for a decisive rubber match tomorrow at 1:00 p.m. on ACCNX.

Spring Candle-Making Workshop

6-8 p.m. — South Street Brewery — $44 plus fees — Create two personalized candles while enjoying a vibrant brewery atmosphere.

Open House at 1317 Still Meadow Avenue

6-8 p.m. — 1317 Still Meadow Avenue — $795,000 — Explore a beautifully updated home with community amenities in one of Charlottesville's most sought after neighborhoods.

Ramona Martinez Live

1-7 p.m. — Chiswell Farm & Winery — Cost not specified — Experience a heartfelt performance by honky tonker Ramona Martinez, bringing classic country vibes to life.

Louis & Larrabee Duo Live Performance

7:30-9:30 p.m. — The Batesville Market — Preorder for guaranteed entry or cash at the door — Experience a genre-blurring musical collaboration featuring heartfelt originals and classic covers.

Virtual Tour of Senior Living Community

9 AM - 7 PM — The Harbor at Renaissance of Greene County — Free entry — Explore award-winning senior living amenities and culinary offerings in a virtual setting.

Ramona and the Holy Smokes Live

5-9 p.m. — Ting Pavilion — Free entry — Enjoy classic country vibes with Ramona and the Holy Smokes at a local favorite venue.

Piano Accordion Book Workshop

12-3 p.m. — Virginia Center for the Book — $25/$30 fee — Create a playful accordion booklet while exploring best crafting practices.

The Arcadian Wild Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The Jefferson Theater — $ — Experience an evening of connection and community with The Arcadian Wild.

Tuesday Rumba Night

7-9 p.m. — The Bebedero — Free entry — Experience vibrant gypsy rumba music led by guitarist Vincent Zorn every Tuesday evening.