Here's your local news at a glance for Tuesday, the 26th of November.
Good morning, Charlottesville.
Camp Holiday Trails, a nonprofit in Charlottesville, marks its 50th year of offering special summer camp experiences to children with medical needs, supported purely by donations and volunteer efforts.
Charlottesville developers struggle to find a grocery store operator for the 501 Cherry Ave. project, which aims to address the local 'housing crisis' and food accessibility issues in the Fifeville neighborhood.
A fire in the Jackson-Via Elementary School parking lot affected four cars during student drop-off, with no injuries reported and the cause under investigation.
Albemarle Police are investigating a weekend crash in the Ivy area where one person was found deceased in a vehicle after it was extinguished from being fully engulfed in flames.
Walter Lawrence Banks was sentenced to 10 years for shooting the mother of his children in Albemarle County after a history of threats and violence.
Simon Davidson shares insights on celebrating Thanksgiving in Charlottesville, with a focus on local culinary traditions and honoring the legacy of the late Chef Will Richey.
Charlottesville's Butterfly Greenway will undergo a two-week closure in December for the removal of invasive plant species to promote ecological restoration.
The National Security Data and Policy Institute, a partnership between the federal government and the University of Virginia, aims to enhance intelligence work through data and technology research in Charlottesville.
Virginia's squash teams experienced mixed results, losing to Pennsylvania but achieving decisive victories against Chatham.
Mama Tried Live with Sisters
Experience a live music performance by Mama Tried with Sisters at The Jefferson Theater in Charlottesville.
43rd Annual Boar's Head Turkey Trot 5K
Experience a cherished Charlottesville Thanksgiving tradition by participating in the 43rd annual Boar's Head Turkey Trot 5K road race that benefits UVA Health Children's.
Chamomile and Whiskey Live Concert
Experience a live performance by the band Chamomile and Whiskey at the historic Jefferson Theater in Charlottesville.
Get The Led Out: The Ultimate Led Zeppelin Tribute
Experience the epic music of Led Zeppelin live with Get The Led Out, a talented tribute band that captures the essence of the legendary rock group.
Experience LA LOM - An Evening of Instrumental Music
Experience the captivating blend of Cumbia Sonidera, 60’s soul ballads, and classic romantic boleros by the LA LOM trio at The Southern Café and Music Hall.
First Street Fair and Holiday Market
Experience live music and shop from over 20 local artisan and food vendors at the First Street Fair and Holiday Market.
Annual Holiday Celebration Concert by The Charlottesville Band
The Charlottesville Band will host a family-oriented concert featuring traditional holiday favorites, guest artists, and a visit from Santa, while also collecting food donations for the Emergency Food Network.
Lively Gipsy Rumba Night with Vincent Zorn
Experience an evening of lively gipsy rumba music with guitarist Vincent Zorn, showcasing influences from Spain, Mexico, and Southern French gypsies.
Christmas Celebration with Elvis Presley Tribute
Enjoy an evening of holiday classics and Elvis hits performed by tribute artist Matt Lewis and the Big Ray and the Kool Kats at The Paramount Theater.
The Wilson Springs Hotel with Holler Choir
The Wilson Springs Hotel will perform alongside Holler Choir at The Southern Café and Music Hall in Charlottesville.
Park Street Coffee House featuring Billboard Top 40 Hitmaker Dean Friedman
International singer-songwriter Dean Friedman who hit the Billboard Top 40 Pop Charts with memorable songs including Ariel, Lucky Stars, and Lydia is including Charlottesville's Park Street Coffee House on his 2025 US/UK tour. Get your tickets now before this show sells out!
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