Miller’s Downtown in downtown Charlottesville, VA, is a historic restaurant with a beautiful first floor bar, a large outdoor patio, and a third floor sports and cigar bar. Miller’s is known for live music and people watching on a lazy afternoon. ...

Potter’s Craft Cider is a cider tasting room in a renovated stone church just south of Charlottesville, VA, serving craft cider, wine, and non-alcoholic options with snacks and frequent food trucks. Potter’s features live music, plentiful shade, and generous outdoor spaces. ...

Rapture is a restaurant and nightclub on the Charlottesville downtown mall serving cocktails and beer in a fun, unpretentious atmosphere. Rapture Charlottesville has 6 Brunswick pool tables, live music, a safe place for Charlottesville’s LGBTQ community, and Central Virginia’s best spot for DJs and dancing. ...

The Jefferson Theater is a concert venue located on the historic downtown Mall in Charlottesville, VA. The theater’s acoustics make The Jefferson an excellent environment to experience live music. Established in 1912 as a live performance theater, and renovated in 2009, the proscenium theater features two full‐service bars on separate floors, a balcony, state‐of‐the-art sound and lighting systems and acoustic treatment. A bar is located within the theater on the upper auditorium level, and another bar in the basement off the lower  level. ...

The Paramount Theater Charlottesville is a vibrant and versatile venue for performing arts and community events located on Charlottesville’s Downtown Mall. The theater is a 1930s movie palace that has been renovated into a traditional proscenium theater with seating in a lower and balcony level as well as a seated orchestra pit. The auditorium has retained its delicate detailing, painted tapestries, and brass chandeliers. ...

Located on Charlottesville’s Historic Downtown Mall, The Southern Café & Music Hall opened in 2009. The basement level Music Hall offers world class sound and professional lighting with a capacity of 300+ while playing host to local, regional, and national touring acts of all genres.The main bar, and restaurant-style seating can be found within The Southern Café. The café serves traditional Southern-inspired fare for lunch and dinner five days a week. The kitchen is always open during shows. ...

Located on the east end of Charlottesville’s historic Downtown Mall since 2005, Ting Pavilion is the city’s premier outdoor venue for live performances. It features premium seating, a spacious lawn, a professional stage house, state-of-the-art sound systems, great acoustics and sight-lines, and comfortable seating.The seasonal Fridays After Five concert series is a free community event featuring local and regional bands performing a wide range of musical styles, from rock and blues to salsa and reggae. ...