Community Events
Medicine Wind to Perform June 18 at Gazebo Gatherings
The Blue Ridge Arts Council’s Gazebo Gatherings 2026 Summer Concert Series continues Thursday, June 18, with a free performance by Medicine Wind.
The concert begins at 7 p.m. at the gazebo in downtown Front Royal, located at Town Commons at Main and Chester streets. There is no admission charge.
Medicine Wind will bring an eclectic mix of Americana roots, classic rock, and blues to the summer series.
Gazebo Gatherings concerts are held on Thursday evenings throughout the summer. Weather updates will be posted on Facebook at www.facebook.com/BlueRidgeArts.
The concert series is presented by the Blue Ridge Arts Council and sponsored by the Virginia Commission for the Arts, Warren County, and the Town of Front Royal.
More information is available at www.blueridgearts.org.
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