At Shenandoah University for one day only, the world-famous Ladysmith Black Mambazo's concert is sold out. But those who missed out on securing tickets for Tuesday still have time to catch them at another venue nearby. 0

After writing a table of contents for his first book, Winchester resident Joshua Legg contacted Princeton Book Company, and it snatched up his book in little more than an instant. 0

Wayside Theatre's "Smoke on the Mountain" is a sure-fire antidote to the winter blahs. The good-natured musical boasts more than two dozen gospel hymn standards, performed impeccably, interspersed with liberal dashes of humor from the off-beat characters. 0

People are not too sure about Eleanor Sheaffer when they first see her approach the microphone at concerts. Then she sings, and any preconceptions the audience had disappear. 0

BERRYVILLE -- In the end, Wolf Trap keeps "The" while Barns of Rose Hill adds to its name. 0

It's one of Wayside Theatre's most successful shows, and this month "Smoke on the Mountain," written by Connie Ray, Alan Bailey, Mike Craver and Mark Hardwick, will return to the stage in Middletown as the theater's fifth play of its 50th anniversary season. 0

NEW MARKET -- Schultz Theatre's upcoming show, "The Dew Point," by Neena Beber, has everything, according to promotional material from the theater: "Love and marriage, sex and friendship, authenticity and blackmail ... and the lies we tell in order to stay honest." 0

Musicians Lynn Scharf and Charlotte Formichella have been traveling the U.S. for over five years under the name Driftwood Fire, but as exciting as traveling is, they say it's always nice to come home. 0

The cast of Winchester Little Theatre's upcoming play "The Love List," by Canadian playwright Norm Foster, has a message for its audience: Be careful what you wish for. 0