Good morning, Charlottesville.

Central Virginia Violence Interrupters lost $250,000 in federal funding and saw their local support drop from $200,000 to $94,000—leaving them with just enough funds to last until the fall, and they may not survive if additional grants do not bridge the gap.

The group, which works to reduce gun violence on Prospect Avenue, now faces a dire future as funding appeals continue.

The Albemarle Charlottesville Historical Society is working with the Scottsville Museum and a UVA intern to study the Hatton Ferry site after the ferry was decommissioned in January for safety issues—research will continue this summer to prepare a nomination for the National Register of Historic Places by fall.

Work is underway at CATEC on Charlottesville’s largest solar installation + the project will bring more renewable energy to the city.

Mayor Juandiego Wade and Vice-Mayor Brian Pinkston raised $68,000 for their joint City Council campaign while challenger Jen Fleisher raised $22,000 — the primary is set for June 17 and will be the first use of rank choice voting in this race.

The NCAA outdoor track and field championships run from Wednesday to Saturday in Eugene, Ore.—11 Cavaliers will compete in events including the 400 hurdles, hammer throw, 1500, 10k, 5k, high jump, and discus, with senior Gary Martin and senior Margot Appleton facing stiff competition in their races.—

Charlottesville High School boys soccer won 3-0 on Tuesday when Gilbert Kashindi scored late in the state quarterfinal against Park View—keeping the Black Knights undefeated at 17-0-3 as they prepare to play Friday in the state semifinals to chase back-to-back state titles.

The Charlottesville Tom Sox won a Valley League game 10-7 against the Culpepper Cavaliers last night when the visitors took a 5-run lead in the 5th inning before local hitters rallied in the 6th.

Patrick Niehus hit a decisive slam (lifting the team to a 3-5 record), and the win felt key for the season.

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.

Aimee Mann: 22 ½ Lost In Space Anniversary Tour

8:00-9:30 p.m. — The Jefferson Theater — Check venue for pricing — Celebrate Aimee Mann's iconic album with a live performance featuring Jonathan Coulton.

Tom Petty and Bob Dylan Tribute Concert

8:00-9:30 PM — The Jefferson Theater — Cost info not provided — Celebrate the music of Tom Petty and Bob Dylan in an exciting tribute concert.

Charles Wesley Godwin Concert

7-8:30 p.m. — Ting Pavilion — Ticket prices vary — Experience the soulful sound of West Virginia in an enchanting evening of music.

Lydi Conklin: Songs of No Provenance

7-8 p.m. — New Dominion Bookshop — Free entry — Engage in a compelling discussion about identity and art with the debut novelist Lydi Conklin.

The Legwarmers Live Show

9-11 PM — The Jefferson Theater — 18+ event — Relive the Eighties with fun music and nostalgic moves from the Legwarmers.

2nd Annual Cultivate Cup Pickleball Fundraiser

This will be a fun-filled day of friendly competition and community engagement, all to support local nonprofit Cultivate Charlottesville! All levels are welcome, and we will match you with a partner if you need one for this round-robin style tournament.

2nd Annual Cultivate Cup Pickleball Fundraiser

This will be a fun-filled day of friendly competition and community engagement, all to support local nonprofit Cultivate Charlottesville! All levels are welcome, and we will match you with a partner if you need one for this round-robin style tournament.