Latest Events in Invercargill(July Updated)

Get ready to groove to the hottest R&B tunes at RICHMOND RNB FESTIVAL 2026 - it's going to be a vibe you won't want to miss! NO REFUNDS!! Welcome to the 4TH ANNUAL RICHMOND RNB FESTIVAL 2026 happening at Kanawha Plaza on August 29 , 2026 at 2:00 PM (Eastern Time)! Get ready for a day filled with amazing R&B music, delicious food, and great vibes. Join us with your friends and family for an unforgettable experience. Don't miss out on this opportunity to groove to your favorite tunes live! See you there! RAIN OR SHINE!!! 90’s - 2000’s Concert of the Year!!! Gates OPEN at 2️⃣pm Aajah's House Presents THE 4TH ANNUAL Richmond RnB Festival featuring Live Performances by ****** SILK ****** ******LYFE JENNINGS ***** ******H-TOWN ****** ******CASE ****** ******BMUSIQ***** ***** David Lyve**** @ Kanawha Plaza 801 East Canal St Richmond, Va.23219 *FOOD Vendors *Merchandise Vendors *Beer & Spirits Available *CASH BARS Only *General Admission & VIP are allowed to Bring Lawn Chairs. *N🚫 Backpacks, Coolers, Liquids, Alcohol, Food or Tents are Allowed in the Gates. *Everyone will be SEARCH at the Entry Gates. *RAIN OR SHINE!!!!!! *No Refunds or Exchanges (unless concert is canceled) ❇️ ULTRA VIP TICKET holders will have a separate entrance , VIP area close to stage , Drink and food ticket!! Vendors Sponsors & More info call 804-399-1111 RAIN OR SHINE!!!! NO REFUNDS OR EXCHANGES!! Information Source: Joh Bros Entertainment Group | eventbrite

Celebrating the importance of children's literature The RVA Children’s Book Fair/Festival is scheduled for August 8, 2026, at Diversity Richmond, with a mission to promote public awareness of the importance of children's literature. Join us for a literary extravaganza, where the magic of storytelling comes alive in an immersive celebration of literature, creativity, and community. This event is a great opportunity for community members to meet and engage with their favorite authors, publishers, or bookstores. There will be several featured authors. What you can expect Come out to support your authors, meet them face to face, get pictures, buy books at discounted prices, network with other professionals, and bring back reading books into normalcy and support authors in spreading their messages. This event will feature author and publisher exhibits, author discussions, book signings, entertainment, networking, door prizes, and food and drinks. The event will attract a wide array of authors, publishers, book clubs, libraries and individual readers. This event is free and open to the public. Come enjoy this free community Festival that celebrates the beauty, power, passion, and excitement of the written work. Authors, publishers, and bookstores, don't miss out. CLICK ON "GET TICKETS" to view your vendor options. Additionally; copywriter services, editing/proofreading services, bookmarks, etc., may also register. Upon registration, a Vendor's Packet will be sent. Interested in performing, click here to submit the Entertainer/Performer Request Form. Information Source: Virginia Business Expo Corporation | eventbrite

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The Georgetown Cultural Arts Program (GCAP) is pleased to present our ninth annual Plein Air event in vintage, picturesque Georgetown, CO Georgetown Plein Air 2026 Call for Artists Thursday-Saturday, July 30-August 1 Exhibit and Sale August 2-9 The Georgetown Cultural Arts Program (GCAP) is pleased to present our ninth annual Plein Air event in vintage, picturesque Georgetown, Colorado. Just 45 minutes west of Denver along I-70 at 8,500 ft elevation, and part of the Georgetown-Silver Plume National Landmark Historic District, a charming town of colorful Victorian buildings ringed by mountain views, Georgetown has long been a favorite of artists. Includes Quick Draw in historic downtown. Exhibit and sale through August 9. Registration and exhibition will be held at Georgetown Old School, recently restored 1874 schoolhouse, at 809 Taos Street. Join us for this painting event in the summer mountain air! Eligibility Open to qualified plein air artists. After the registration fee is paid, application information will be requested by email. All fine arts mediums are acceptable, using plein air technique. All artwork must be created outdoors on stamped canvas or other medium on July 30, 31, or August 1 within the defined area. Although not a juried entry process, only qualified plein air artists are eligible for the exhibition and prizes. Payment must be made before application and acceptance. Artists may arrive and have work stamped any day of the event. Registration Registration cost is $35 non-refundable, application must be received by July 16. Late registration fee is $45 and will be open through August 1 if space is available. Price includes all event processing fees. Apply online and pay the registration fee at georgetowntrust.org/events . After payment, artists must then submit a resume including exhibits and shows and three (3) images of plein air paintings in jpg format, or a link to a website displaying their work in this genre. Submit by email to artschair@georgetowntrust.org . Only requested attachments will be opened. Accepted applicants will be contacted by email. Payment must be made before application and acceptance . Or send check or credit card information by mail to: Georgetown Cultural Arts Program Georgetown Trust for Conservation and Preservation, Inc. PO Box 1037, Georgetown, CO 80444 Checks should be made to GCAP (for Georgetown Cultural Arts Program). Emerging Artists For those who have painted en Plein Air but are not qualified as defined above, this year, in response to past requests, we have added a new Emerging Artists category. Artists can still participate and enjoy the fun and excitement of the event. Although not included in the sale or awards, Emerging Artist works will be exhibited. Registration fee is $25. After payment, applicants must submit two (2) images of plein air paintings in jpg format, or a link to a website displaying their work in this genre. Submit examples by email to artschair@georgetowntrust.org. All materials must be stamped in advanced and be ready to hang for the exhibit. Event Schedule January 1-July 16, 2026 Online Registration July 17-August 1 Late registration July 30 10-12:00, 2-4:00 Registration July 31 6-10:00, 2-4:00 Registration 5:00pm Meet & Greet August 1 6:00-9:30am Registration 10:00am-12:00 Quick Draw on 6th Street 3:00-3:30pm Submission of completed art ready for hanging 3:30-4:00pm Judging 4:00-8:00pm Opening reception August 1-9 Exhibit and sale open to the public daily, 10:00am-4:00pm August 10 Artist artwork pick up or by appointment Awards Best of Show $500 Best Quick Draw Downtown $200 Best Historic District $100 Best Train / Train Station $100 Honorable Mention (2) $50 Juror To be announced. During the event, artists may paint at locations of their own choice within the following defined area: Town of Georgetown Town of Silver Plume Georgetown Lake Guanella Pass Road to Mt. Bierstadt Georgetown Cemetery Georgetown Loop Railroad, along the route and train stations Exhibit and Sales All artwork must be created outdoors on stamped canvas or other medium on July 30, 31, or August 1 within the defined boundary area. All fine arts media are acceptable. Indoor scenes or portraiture will not be eligible for inclusion in the exhibit or awards. Canvases and other medium will be stamped upon in-person registration. All works must be framed and prepared for exhibit with wire hangers or suitable hanging device and be ready to hang. Up to two (2) paintings will be accepted from qualified participants. If space allows a third may be accepted, to be determined the day of the show. This event is a fundraiser for the Georgetown Cultural Arts Program. GCAP will retain 40% of all sales. Commissioned pieces as a result of the event or exhibit will be subject to the same rate. Payment for all work sold will be mailed to artists no later than two weeks after the exhibit closing. Digital images of exhibited work may be used for publicity in future events. About Georgetown Arts at the Old School The restored 1874 school opened in Fall 2015 as the Georgetown Heritage Center , now called The Old School, is a place to celebrate our past, arts and culture, and enjoy live performances. We celebrate our diversity and strive to include multifaceted arts experiences. GCAP is part of Georgetown Trust for Conservation and Preservation, Inc., a Colorado non-profit, 501(c)(3) corporation. Website: GeorgetownTrust.org , Contact: ArtsChair@GeorgetownTrust.org Lodging Contact Georgetown Gateway Visitor Center for lodging and restaurant information VisitorCenter@georgetowntrust.org 303.569.2405 Information Source: Georgetown Mountain Jams | eventbrite

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