Live Entertainment in Charlottesville

John Paul Jones Arena is a 14,593-seat arena at the University of Virginia in Charlottesville — one of Virginia's premier concert and sports venues. The arena serves the Charlottesville and central Virginia market alongside growing gaming options in the state, including the Oxford area and the expanding gaming footprint that Bristol's Hard Rock is establishing in far southwestern Virginia.

John Paul Jones Arena is the University of Virginia's state-of-the-art arena — presenting UVA Cavaliers basketball and major concerts for Charlottesville's remarkable community. JPJ Arena's beautiful position on the UVA campus (one of the most architecturally significant American university campuses) and its consistent programming of outstanding entertainment create a venue of genuine Virginia academic community entertainment significance.

Scott Stadium at the University of Virginia is one of college football's most beautiful venues — a 61,500-capacity Charlottesville stadium nestled in the Blue Ridge Mountain foothills where Thomas Jefferson's Academical Village creates the most historically extraordinary setting in American college sports. Virginia football's extraordinary recent success under Bronco Mendenhall and his successors, combined with Charlottesville's remarkable quality of life, creates college game-days of unusual elegance and community spirit.

Scott Stadium at the University of Virginia presents ACC college football in the most architecturally beautiful university setting in America — Thomas Jefferson's UNESCO World Heritage Site campus. UVA's remarkable 2019 NCAA Basketball National Championship (the Cavaliers became the first team to win the national championship the year after losing to a 16-seed) and the beauty of Jefferson's Lawn create college sporting events of extraordinary American academic and athletic cultural significance.