Green River Revival
Kick-off spring festivities with Green River Revival. Watch as the Whitewater Center’s resident leprechaun transforms the river green for St Patrick’s Day. Start the day with the Color Me Green 5K Trail Run before rafting down the river and listening to live music.
Date
March 14, 2026
Schedule
March 14, 2026
1/2 Mile Kid's Run
9:00 am
Slow Flow Yoga
9:30 am
Open Flow Yoga
11:30 am
Wildwoods Event Begins
12:00 pm
River Turns Green
1:00 pm
Live Music
1:00 pm
Open Flow Yoga
2:00 pm
Live Music: Magnolia Boulevard
1:00 pm
Live Music: Surfing for Daisy
3:00 pm
Wildwoods Event Ends
4:00 pm
Live Music: Sam Burchfield & The Scoundrels
5:00 pm
Fun Flow Yoga
5:00 pm
Color Me Green 5K Trail Run
Green clouds, green water, and green clothes make up the Color Me Green 5K Trail Run. Prepare to get covered in (or try to dodge) green powder throughout your trail run. Choose between two 5K divisions (Competitive or Recreation) or the 1/2 mile kid’s run and snag an award if you finish as the cleanest or greenest racer. And remember… leprechaun sightings are always possible.
Live Music: Sam Burchfield and the Scoundrels
Raised in the foothills of the Blue Ridge mountains of South Carolina, Sam Burchfield was brought up on Appalachian music: folk, gospel, country and southern soul. His instinct to write was there from the start, his itch to share was unrelenting. He spent his childhood setting speakers up in parking lots and coffee shops, playing with whomever would join him on “stage” to whomever would listen. Burchfield is as sincere and unassuming as his guitar playing— earthy and affectingly to-the-point. He’s been building a catalog since 2014— originals, concept works and live recordings— with his latest album, Nature Speaks, serving as his best offering to date.
Live Music: Surfing for Daisy
What started as friends jamming on a Porch in Asbury Park, NJ has turned into something much larger. Their songs are a dynamic rollercoaster with heartfelt lyrics, punching rhythms and screaming guitars, leaving you yearning for more.
Live Music: Magnolia Boulevard
Formed in Lexington, Kentucky, Magnolia Boulevard is a rapidly rising ensemble in the same vein as Tedeschi Trucks Band, Bonnie Raitt and Grace Potter. Their music combines southern rock with Delta blues, all with a hearty helping of Americana and Appalachian soul.
Slow Flow Yoga
A slower paced Vinyasa Flow for beginner to intermediate yogis. This class is perfect to reduce stress, slow down and find your breath.
Difficulty: Beginner / All Levels
Location: South Ridge
Time: 9:30am
Open Flow Yoga
An intermediate Vinyasa Flow that’s challenging and leaves you feeling refreshed and invigorated.
Difficulty: Beginner / All Levels
Location: South Ridge
Time: 11:30am & 2:00pm
Fun Flow Yoga
A Vinyasa Flow class with an emphasis on having fun and moving for yourself. This flow features more challenging postures and includes modifications to ensure everyone can participate.
Difficulty: Beginner / All Levels
Location: South Ridge
Time: 5:00pm
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FAQ
Is there a fee to enter the Whitewater Center?
No ticket or pass is required to access the Whitewater Center property, though the Whitewater Center charges a parking fee for guests who enter the facility by automobile, which can be purchased on-site.
Daily Parking Fee: $13 per vehicle
Oversized vehicles: $25
Annual Parking Pass: $45 (valid From January 1 – December 31 each year)
Can I bring my own food and beverage?
Outside food and beverages are not permitted on Whitewater Center property, including the parking lots.
What is your pet policy?
Pets are always welcome at the USNWC and must remain on leash, unless within the designated Off Leash area.