Farmville, VA (3.5.26) — Spring brings a new mix of entertainment, campus traditions, and community events to the Joan Perry Brock Center at Longwood University. From the Harlem Globetrotters’ 100 Year Tour to a Yung Gravy concert during Spring Weekend, the arena continues to welcome a wide range of audiences to Farmville.
The Joan Perry Brock Center at Longwood University will host a diverse lineup of events this April, bringing family entertainment, live music, and specialty community shows to Central Virginia.
Upcoming April Events at the Joan Perry Brock Center
- April 1— Harlem Globetrotters 100 Year Tour
- April 11 — Yung Gravy (Longwood Spring Weekend Concert)
- April 18 — Campus Card Show (Free Admission)
- April 19 — Reptile Expo
The month begins on April 1 when the Harlem Globetrotters bring their 100 Year Tour to Farmville. Known for their signature blend of athleticism, humor, and crowd interaction, the Globetrotters continue a legacy that stretches from legends like Curly Neal and Meadowlark Lemon to today’s stars, delivering high-energy entertainment for audiences of all ages.
On April 11, platinum-selling artist Yung Gravy will headline the concert for Longwood University’s Spring Weekend, one of the university’s most anticipated annual traditions. Known for blending nostalgic soul samples with modern hip hop production, Yung Gravy has grown from a breakout SoundCloud artist into a global touring performer with billions of streams and multiple platinum and gold singles. The concert is expected to draw students and the community from across the region.
Community events round out the arena’s April calendar. On April 18, the venue will host the Campus Card Show, where collectors can buy, sell, and trade sports cards and memorabilia. Admission is free, and the event will include music, contests, and door prizes.
On April 19, the arena will welcome a regional reptile expo, offering visitors the opportunity to explore a wide selection of reptiles and supplies in a safe and educational environment.
“Part of our mission at the Joan Perry Brock Center is to bring a wide variety of events to campus and the surrounding community,” said Craig Stover, General Manager of the Joan Perry Brock Center. “From touring entertainment to student traditions and community shows, we’re excited to welcome audiences from across Central Virginia.”
Event details and ticket information are available at: https://www.longwood.edu/jpb
Organizations interested in hosting concerts, tournaments, performances, graduations, or community events at the Joan Perry Brock Center are encouraged to contact General Manager Craig Stover to learn more about rental opportunities and available dates.