Last year, Harrisonburg’s annual expose of culinary destinations, Taste of Downtown, fell on March 9 to 15. What began as a week of exciting deals and promotions quickly came to an end, bringing fear of a pandemic on its heels and closing some of the very businesses that celebrated a few day…
In past years, Harrisonburg has celebrated its diverse dining options in March during the weeklong event Taste of Downtown. But last year’s event sank when news of the novel coronavirus drove patrons away from businesses. Read more
Put down the trimmers. Read more
Mid-February celebrations of fertility and matrimony date back to the 13th century during the Roman pagan festival of Lupercalia, but did not become affiliated with love, romance or St. Valentine until the 14th century, when Pope Gelasius I created the Feast of Saint Valentine. Read more
February is often associated with extravagant appetizer trays, face paint and love notes. But for one Harrisonburg business, the shortest month of the year only means one thing. Read more
For nearly three years, Restless Moons Brewing has occupied the interstellar warehouse on Wolfe Street, hosting comedy festivals, B-film viewings and live music along the way. Read more
Synonymous with summer lawn parties and home-cooked comfort, nothing quite captures the essence of rural Virginia like the taste of a country ham sandwich. Read more
Each year, Virginia Tourism Corp. releases a guide of what new opportunities await visitors traveling through the LOVE state. Read more
All dressed up with nowhere to go this Halloween? Head to downtown Harrisonburg, where your costume can mean prizes from several establishments. Read more
During the warmer months, Billy Jack's Wing and Draft Shack and Jack Brown's Beer and Burger Joint acclimated to social distancing by offering seating in the parking lot across from Court Square. Now that the weather is cooling down, guests are dining in a new space. Read more
Every morning, Rey Gotay goes to set up and open his newest business, Old 33 Beer & Burger Grill in Elkton, but the classic American-style eatery is far from Gotay’s first or last business endeavor. Operating and managing a business is his bread and butter, and it’s work he’s done since … Read more
Brothers Craft Brewing's Fall Coffee Fest is back for its sixth year this weekend, and beers are roast-flavored and barbecue has a coffee kick. Read more
