Good morning, Charlottesville.

The Cavalier Food Pantry moved to the Student Health and Wellness building earlier in Fall 2025—its new location now offers ADA accessibility and increased storage, while its original Newcomb Hall site continues as a satellite.

The pantry is also set to receive an endowment from the Basic Needs Support Fund, with the first $3 million raised earmarked specifically for its services.

Local nonprofits in Charlottesville are preparing for Giving Tuesday on December 2nd—a national day of giving—to boost community funds with matching donations that will support food, education and childcare services.

Leaders expect the effort to strengthen local resources and keep essential programs running throughout the year.

A coat drive by Communities in Schools of Northern Virginia is helping Albemarle County students get warm coats this winter — organizers plan to reach many students in need.

AAA is warning Charlottesville shoppers about potential online scams on Cyber Monday and urging them to review deals carefully before clicking+ shoppers should stay alert as online offers may be deceptive.

Boar’s Head Resort in Charlottesville is hosting its Winter Wander light display with a miniature Christmas village that brings holiday magic—visitors are enjoying the festive atmosphere this season.

The Miller Center marked 50 years since its founding in 1975 by showing its commitment to nonpartisan policy solutions during divisive times.

David Leblang, Director of Policy Studies, explained that the center continues to host programs and events at UVA and beyond — remaining steadfast in shaping history, policy and dialogue.

Virginia wrestlers dominated Bloomsburg in Pennsylvania with a shutout win that saw them record three pins—the highest this season—after a tough loss in Ann Arbor.

Coach Steve Garland said wins by senior Keyveon Roller, sophomore Gable Porter, and senior Nick Hamilton set the tone, and the team will prepare for duals in Bridgeport and East Stroudsburg on Sunday.

The Virginia Cavaliers volleyball team closed their season with a win on Saturday as they beat Boston College in three sets after dropping the first.

Freshman Reagan Ennist led with 29 kills—giving the team optimism heading into the offseason.

UVA beat Virginia Tech 27-7 and clinched the ACC regular season title, putting them one win away from the College Football Playoffs.

Coach Tony Elliott and transfer Chandler Morris built a new team roster following past challenges — their strong leadership turned championship talk into results — and they now look forward to a key matchup against Duke next weekend.

Coach Tony Elliott said he knew the Cavaliers could contend for an ACC crown when he saw a key moment in the season—his team played with a strength that made him believe they could win big games.

He explained that moment showed the skill and heart of the team.

Coach Ryan Odom said Virginia will use both Dallin Hall and Chance Mallory in the starting backcourt to mix Hall’s steady leadership with Mallory’s fast, aggressive play after the loss to Butler.

Their complementary skills—Hall handling the ball and Mallory driving the pace—are expected to boost the team in upcoming ACC games.

Johnnyswim Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The Jefferson Theater — Ticketed event — Experience harmonious melodies from the captivating duo Abner and Amanda Ramirez.

Atlanta Rhythm Section Concert

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The Jefferson Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience the classic sounds of southern rock from Atlanta Rhythm Section.

Tab Benoit Live

8:00 – 9:30 PM — The Jefferson Theater — Ticket prices vary — Experience the soulful Delta swamp blues from Grammy-nominated artist Tab Benoit.

Cirque Dreams Holidaze

7:30-9:00 p.m. — John Paul Jones Arena — Family-friendly event — Experience a dazzling holiday spectacular filled with breathtaking performances.

Ramona & The Holy Smokes with Hannah Juanita

7-9 p.m. — The Southern Café and Music Hall — Ticket prices may vary — Enjoy a lively Honky Tonk Night with great music from local talents.

Shakey Graves Solo Concert

7-9:30 p.m. — The Jefferson Theater — Tickets available — Experience the unique musical journey of Shakey Graves up close and personal.

Rebirth Brass Band Concert

7:30-9:00 p.m. — The Southern Café and Music Hall — Ticket prices vary — Experience the vibrant sounds of the Rebirth Brass Band, a New Orleans institution.

Tuesday Rumba Night with Vincent Zorn

7-11 p.m. — The Bebedero — Check website for cost — Experience wild Gypsy Rumba guitars fused with Latin and Cuban influences in an evening of dynamic performances.

New Year's Eve Dining Experience

New Year's Eve 2025 — 4:00 p.m. onwards — Hamiltons' at First & Main — $95 per person — Enjoy a luxurious four-course dinner crafted by Chef Hunter Harding with a toast to ring in 2026.