June 2025 Events Newsletter
The Revolutionary Rumble
Your monthly guide to events commemorating Virginia’s key role in the founding of our nation as we approach America’s 250th birthday.
JUNE 1
Isle of Wight County
From its pre-colonial existence to the present day, Windsor Castle tells the fascinating history of the development of Smithfield. Join us for this walking tour through history as we explore the house and several of the outbuildings.
JUNE 4
Isle of Wight County
Executive Director John Ericson will present the connection between the Puritan movement and the Road to Revolution. Was the American Revolution truly “Old Oliver’s Cause?”
JUNE 5
Henrico County
Celebrate National Gingerbread Day by going back in time 250 years. Munch on some gingerbread cookies while listening to Gingerbread for Liberty. Create gingerbread themed crafts and activities that will spice up your day with combining fun and history.
Richmond
Join the Richmond Symphony and the Virginia Museum of History & Culture for a special evening of history and music, featuring selections commemorating the international and Indigenous communities that supported the colonies in their journey to forge a new American nation.
JUNE 7
Clark County
A Journey to Freedom: Josephine Williams
A FREE 90-minute tour that connects two historic properties with two remarkable women. In 1870, Ellen Jett McCormick was widowed, in debt, and selling off land. Her former slave Josephine asked Mrs. McCormick to subdivide 31 acres for freed slaves, who bought the one-acre lots for $100 each. The Black community that developed became known as Josephine City.
Fairfax County
Join the Friends of Green Spring Gardens (FROGS) and test your knowledge of Black History at our Trivia Night.
Frederick County
A seven-mile bike ride with stops at historic sites with costumed interpreters sharing brief information.
Louisa County
Jack Jouett, the Paul Revere of the South, rode from Louisa County to Monticello to warn Thomas Jefferson and other Virginia legislatures of incoming British troops. Celebrate Jouett’s ride with a festival featuring historical demonstrations, children’s activities, craft and food vendors, and more.
Middlesex County
This marker will replace a Hewick marker that was erected in 1930 on Route 17 near Warner. The new marker will be placed at the gate of Hewick adjacent to a historic marker that was erected in 1992 about Hewick owner Christopher Robinson.
Portsmouth
250 Years of the U.S. Marine Corps
Part of a speaker series from the Friends of the Naval Shipyard Museum on 250 years of the U.S. Marine Corps. The speaker will be Shawn Callahan, Ph.D., Director, U.S. Marine Corps History Division.
Westmoreland County
Virginia Resolved: A Commemoration of Independence
Join us for a day of festivities marking the 249th anniversary of Richard Henry Lee’s Resolution on Independence.
Williamsburg
The National Civics Bee® is an annual competition that inspires young Americans to engage in civics and contribute to their communities. The National Civics Bee is a nonpartisan initiative of the U.S. Chamber of Commerce Foundation to enhance civic literacy, skills, and participation. Middle school students from public, private, charter, and homeschools are invited to apply to the 2025 National Civics Bee by submitting an essay with ideas about improving their communities.
York County
Those pesky British are at it again. The Royal Artillery has invaded the Yorktown Battlefield, and they are showing off their might. Join us for a series of artillery demonstrations behind the Colonial National Historical Park Visitor Center. Participants will be able to meet re-enactors, learn about the weapons used during the American Revolution, and watch live cannon firings.
JUNE 7, 14, 21 & 28
Richmond
Give Me Liberty Highlight Tour
Join members of the Virginia Museum of History & Culture education team for thirty-minute highlight tours as they offer you an introduction to our newest exhibition, “Give Me Liberty: Virginia & The Forging of a Nation.”
Alexandria
Specialty Tour: Hamilton’s BFFs & Frenemies
Inspired by the musical Hamilton, learn how the paths of Washington, Lafayette, Jefferson, Madison, and Burr all intersected with this local tavern. Includes discussion of the issues they faced and how their choices impacted local citizens.
JUNE 7 – 8
York County
250th Anniversary of Lord Dunmore’s Virginia Campaign
Lord Dunmore – He’s the man the colonists loved to hate. Join us for a look back at the controversial British leader during the 250th Anniversary of his Virginia Campaign. After dissolving the House of Burgesses in Williamsburg and in the midst of rising unrest, Dunmore escaped to a British ship in the York River on June 8, 1775. From there, he organized numerous raids and attacks along the waterfront. We’ll take a look back at this pivotal moment in American history during a week filled with reenactments, musical performances, and family-friendly activities. This event is part of the Virginia 250 Celebration and is open to the public.
JUNE 8
Loudoun County
Dance, Dance, & Revolution: Historic Dance Class
This program is for people of all ages and will explore the significance of music and dance during America’s colonial, revolutionary, and early republic eras. You’ll learn the steps and try your hand (and foot) at two historic dances! Led by Dance instructor Sarah Stillman, no prior dance experience is needed.
Richmond
Roots of Revolution: Shockoe Bottom Neighborhood Walking Tour
Commemorate #VA250 in Richmond with the Valentine Museum. Step into the past in Shockoe Bottom, one of Richmond’s oldest historic districts, to learn about the struggles for freedom that shaped our nation. Join Richmond’s most experienced guides as we explore this historic neighborhood that was both the center of the domestic slave trade and the birthplace of American religious liberty. We’ll visit Richmond’s canal walk, explore the remnants of Richmond’s industrial origins, and stop by the Henry “Box” Brown monument.
JUNE 12
Dinwiddie
Dinwiddie’s VA250 Kickoff – Commemorative Tree Planting
This special event will feature a commemorative tree planting to honor the formation of the Dinwiddie Committees of Correspondence — a pivotal moment in the county’s Revolutionary history. Cheryl Wilson, Executive Director of VA250 will share insights on statewide efforts to celebrate America’s 250th anniversary.
Lancaster County
Patrick Henry: The Civic Faith of an Enlightened Patriot
Historian Jon Kukla says if he were to choose a modern-day T shirt for Patrick Henry it might have been the one that says: “Under-Estimate Me: That will be fun!” In this presentation Kukla shows you cannot understand the American Revolution without Virginia and you cannot understand Virginia without Patrick Henry.
Richmond
Book Talk With Andrew Lawler | A Perfect Frenzy
A talk by author and journalist Andrew Lawler on his latest book, “A Perfect Frenzy: A Royal Governor, His Black Allies, and the Crisis that Spurred the American Revolution.” Lawler explores the surprisingly little-known story of the early American Revolution in Virginia, focusing on Lord Dunmore, the colony’s royal governor, who is commonly portrayed as a villain who opposed the patriots and destroyed the port of Norfolk.
Warren County
Held annually to honor the memory of the County’s namesake Dr. Joseph Warren, this year’s ceremony will include a dedication of a granite bench with the names of Revolutionary War soldiers who are buried in Warren County and the Town of Front Royal.
JUNE 12, 19 & 26
Richmond
Join Virginia Museum of History & Culture educator as they facilitate a variety of 18th-century themed crafts
JUNE 13
Bedford County
Jefferson’s Curiosities: Music
Thomas Jefferson had a well-known love of music. He played the fiddle himself and purchased instruments for his daughters and grandchildren throughout much of his adult life. Join Poplar Forest as we partner with musicians from the Lynchburg Symphony Orchestra to explore Jefferson’s interest in music.
Frederick County
“When a Trumpet Cries,” an original play by local playwright Bleu Do’zia
This compelling new work offers a powerful and unexpected portrayal of Abba, a woman enslaved by the Hite family at Belle Grove, challenging audience expectations and prompting a crucial reevaluation of historical narratives.
Prince George County
Army’s 250th Birthday Celebration at Fort Gregg-Adams
Our celebration includes the opening up of a museum enclave outside the gate of the post, increasing public accessibly. The museum enclave includes the U.S. Army Quartermaster Museum, the U.S. Army Women’s Museum, and the Ordnance Training Support Facility. Enjoy tours of the museums and a presentation on 250 years of Army Sustainment.
Richmond
A special ceremony at the Virginia War Memorial honoring the 250th anniversary of the founding the U.S. Army.
Virtual
Red Hill Rediscovered: Thomas Jefferson v. Patrick Henry – A Personal & Political Battle
Join award-winning author Dr. John A. Ragosta for this virtual presentation as he discusses the long and tense relationship between two of Virginia’s most important Founding Fathers, Patrick Henry and Thomas Jefferson.
JUNE 13 – 14
Newport News
“Prelude to Freedom” The Contraband Slave Story by Gerri L. Hollins
“Prelude to Freedom: The Contraband Story” is a musical drama depicting the historic events that occurred at the onset of the Civil War at Fort Monroe in Hampton, Virginia – significantly, the very same site where the first captured Africans arrived in the future United States in 1619.
JUNE 14
Albemarle County
Feast of Reason in the Courtyard
Inspired by Thomas Jefferson’s legendary dinner parties—where great minds gathered to exchange ideas over food and drink—the Feast of Reason is a unique guided conversation dedicated to intellectual exploration, civil discourse, and the pursuit of knowledge. After getting your food and beverage, sit down with friends, old and new, and engage in conversation using our new conversation card deck. Dialogue about civics is the goal.
The Highland Council of Descendant Advisors welcomes anyone working on or interested in the histories of slavery, the shared work of making our present and future more equitable based on historical knowledge, and collaboration in research. Plan to share information, resources, and encouragement with others journeying on the same path.
Charlottesville
Also known as Freedom Day, Jubilee Day, and Liberation Day, Juneteenth commemorates the day that enslaved people in Galveston, Texas were finally emancipated. This year’s festivities in Charlottesville occur on June 14, from 9 am to 3 pm, and will include a parade, ancestral tribute, and concert on the lawn.
Culpeper County
Revolutionary Culpeper Walking Tour
This walking tour explores the people, places, and events shaped by Culpeper’s patriots and how these activities were written into the Declaration of Independence, the Bill of Rights, and other founding documents in this downtown walking tour led by staff and volunteers of the Museum of Culpeper History.
Come learn about Revolutionary War history, the Culpeper Minutemen and the road to independence! Race to get ready, march like a soldier, wear a tricorn hat and explore what life was like in Virginia during the beginning of the American Revolution. The event is free and open to all who come with someone of another generation.
Fairfax County
250th Celebration of Washington Taking Command
Celebrate the 250th birthday of the U.S. Army and the historic moment when George Washington took command of the United States Army. Visit an 18th-century military encampment and witness military drills and firing demonstrations.
The American Revolution: Ken Burns Film Preview & Conversation
Watch a preview of a new six-part documentary series coming to PBS on November 16 from film directors and producers Ken Burns, Sarah Botstein, and David Schmidt, which explores the country’s founding struggle and its eight-year War for Independence.
Gunston Hall’s Declaration Day
Save the date for the commemoration of the 249th anniversary of the Virginia Declaration of Rights! The day will be full of activities for the whole family, including live music, speakers, tours of the historic house, and museum theater performances.
Henrico County
Faces of Freedom: A 160th Juneteenth Celebration
Since 1619, people of African ancestry have been woven into the American tapestry. Our Faces of Freedom event celebrates Africans and African Americans from the 1600s to today. Atumpan will perform traditional dance with drums to honor the first Africans. Historical interpreters will be on-site and on stage to introduce themselves and how they found freedom in a society where that was not always legal or the norm.
James City County
Live music, performances and a presentation on the history of the Juneteenth holiday. Local vendors and food onsite for purchase.
Prince William County
Tavern Night at Williams Ordinary
Take a sip of history while learning about Williams Ordinary, a historic tavern in Dumfries. Enjoy a unique experience in this local landmark by listening to colonial music, interacting with reenactors, and playing 18th-century games. This Tavern Night serves as the opening for Resolves to Revolution, a new exhibition exploring the impact of the American Revolutionary War on Prince William County.
Dinwiddie County
Cry Liberty! Dinwiddie County Musters for the American Revolution
Join the Park as we commemorate the muster of over 500 militia men from Dinwiddie County, Virginia who answered the call at Dinwiddie Courthouse in June of 1775. After forming an active Committee of Correspondence in protest of the Intolerable Acts, before the events of Lexington and Concord, Dinwiddie residents rose to join the patriot cause for liberty.
America’s Founding Story: Church Hill Neighborhood Walking Tour
Join the most experienced guides in Richmond to explore the revolutionary history of the Church Hill neighborhood — from historic St. John’s Church to Benedict Arnold’s raid on Richmond and beyond.
Westmoreland County
Historic Landscapes Lecture and Garden Tour
Celebrate National Great Outdoors Month by joining Stratford Hall’s Director of Landscapes, Matt Peterschmidt, for an insightful talk on 18th-century landscapes and a guided tour of Stratford Hall’s historic gardens.
York County
“The American Soldier” Theatrical Performance
In salute of the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army on June 14, the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown will present “The American Soldier” – a theatrical performance that honors military veterans and their families.
Commemorate Juneteenth at the McReynolds Athletic Complex. Bring your lawn chairs or blankets along for live performances, family activities, inflatables, food trucks, face painting, and more!
JUNE 14 – 15
Westmoreland County
George Washington Birthplace National Monument is kicking off the summer with “Washington’s Call to Command,” a two-day event commemorating the 250th anniversary of the U.S. Army and honoring George Washington as the Army’s first Commander in Chief.
JUNE 15
Alexandria
Family Day with Young Historians
Tour through the historic tavern led by students 4th grade and older; includes activity stations about period clothing and chocolate making.
Clarke County
Learn how to spin with confidence on a great wheel. This class will cover wheel setup & maintenance, minor repairs, fiber preparation, and spinning technique. New spinners are welcome, however some experience with a drop spindle is helpful.
Hampton
Celebrate, educate, and commemorate at the fourth annual Juneteenth Freedom Fest in Hampton. Enjoy cultural arts and dances, storytelling, kids activities, live entertainment, food trucks, games, and more! All are welcome to join as we reflect and recognize our freedom for this Juneteenth celebration.
JUNE 17
Albemarle County
Pursuits of Knowledge: Conversations at Monticello
Join us this spring for our ongoing “Pursuits of Knowledge” series, featuring programs that explore the past and present to help us think about our modern world. These eclectic offerings include discussions on recent publications, a theatric performance, and a dynamic conversation about the important role that museums play in sharing women’s history.
Isle of Wight County
Lunch & Learn: Hills and Stamps and Self-Governance
Today is the 250th anniversary of the Battle of Bunker Hill which was fought during the Siege of Boston in the first stage of the American Revolutionary War. The battle boosted American morale and demonstrated the colonists’ willingness to fight. Several stamps have been produced to commemorate this event. View these stamps to understand this historic event as well as its connection to Isle of Wight County.
JUNE 18
Richmond
MCV & VMHC Partner Lecture: Founding Martyr
The Virginia Museum of History & Culture and the MCV Foundation are joining forces to shed light on the life of Dr. Joseph Warren, one of history’s forgotten founding fathers, in their annual Health and History Lecture.
Roanoke
Lord Dunmore’s War & the Battle of Point Pleasant
Highlighting the narrative of Capt. John Stewart of Greenbrier County, Virginia, Dave Robbins will speak on Andrew Lewis, William Fleming, and other area natives and their roles in the Battle of Point Pleasant on October 10, 1774. This single, decisive battle of Lord Dunmore’s War has been argued as the first battle of the Revolution, and shaped how some Native Americans sided during the Revolution.
JUNE 19
Alexandria
Specialty Tours: Tell Me Your Name
Join Carlyle House Historic Park staff for a tour focusing on the experiences of the enslaved community at Carlyle House and his plantations. The guided tour will explore the historical context of slavery in 18th century Alexandria and the importance of ongoing research efforts to connect with descendants.
Prince William County
Juneteenth at Lucasville School
Learn about the celebration marking the emancipation of enslaved African Americans throughout the South. Visit the one-room schoolhouse to learn about the development of freedmen communities throughout Prince William County and the progression of education throughout Prince William County throughout Reconstruction and the Jim Crow Era.
JUNE 19 – 21
Fairfax County
Freedom Before Emancipation: Family Day for Juneteenth
Join Mount Vernon as we celebrate Juneteenth by remembering how enslaved people resisted enslavement and sought freedom before the Emancipation Proclamation.
JUNE 20
Richmond
This program will focus on book 2 “Mystery on Church Hill” and include connections to our temporary exhibition, “Give Me Liberty: Virginia & the Forging of a Nation” which highlights Virginia’s role in the American Revolution. Participants will discuss what makes a good story & use details and descriptions to craft their own original mystery!
Prince William County
Walking Tours of Historic Prince William Towns: Sudley Springs
Explore the remnants of Sudley Springs, which at one time was a bustling hamlet, home to a church, a mill, and a mineral spring. This tour is co-hosted by the Sudley Springs United Methodist Church and Manassas National Battlefield Park.
Appomattox County
Appomattox will celebrate the 160th Anniversary of the last of the enslaved people gaining their freedom. There will be games, food, raffles, and prizes. We will have vendors and musical performances. This event is free, family friendly, and open to the public.
JUNE 21
Henrico County
This celebration includes a fantastic vendor fair featuring 160 local vendors, a kid zone with thrilling inflatables, a vibrant community stage showcasing local talent, and a variety of delicious food. And that’s not all – this year’s musical theme is Go-Go music, a uniquely regional sound that’s deeply rooted in the African American community, symbolizing resilience and unity. Originally from Washington, D.C., Go-Go has become a beloved genre across the DMV area, including right here in Henrico County!
Hanover County
A Revolution in Art Expo – A Common Call to All
The expo coming in summer 2025 promises to be an exhilarating showcase of American Revolution inspired art. This event will feature innovative works from emerging and established artists, with a moving display of creativity and expression inspired by Colonial Virginia.
Albemarle County
Join Monticello’s Gardens & Grounds team on a guided, family-friendly nature walk along the Saunders-Monticello Trail, a community space where nature and civic life intersect. Our knowledgeable and enthusiastic staff will lead you through diverse habitats, highlighting the variety of butterflies, birds, and wildflowers that thrive along the trail. Whether you’re a budding naturalist or simply looking to enjoy a peaceful day outdoors with your family, this walk invites people of all ages to engage with the natural world and community around them.
Voices of Freedom: Songs and Stories of the Underground Railroad
In honor of Juneteenth, join Monticello for an unforgettable evening of storytelling and music that delves into the heart of the Underground Railroad, the fight for freedom, and the enduring human spirit. This compelling program features acclaimed storyteller Sheila Arnold alongside renowned vocalist Dr. Kathy Bullock and singers from the Jubalo Choir. Together, they weave a powerful tapestry of narratives and melodies rooted in the history of enslaved people’s journey to freedom and the abolitionist movement.
Alexandria
When colonists came over from England, one of the popular methods of preserving berries was covering them with vinegar and letting them ferment over time eventually becoming shrubs or drinking vinegars. The shrub was then used to flavor water, soda waters, and even became a mixer for cocktails! What goes great with shrub? Cheese!
Discover Alexandria Architecture Walking Tour
Alexandria has grown from a small town in the 18th century to a bustling small city in the 21st century. Join us for a tour of Alexandria as we explore looking at the various Architecture styles that adorn the city streets and make it one of the best places to live and work.
Isle of Wight County
Cemetery Preservation Workshop
The Cemetery Preservation Workshop is a free program designed to educate volunteers on the necessary training needed to safely preserve and protect historic tombstones and markers. This program promotes engagement and preservation of the church cemetery through education and practical experience.
Clarke County
Clarke County’s “Juneteenth Celebration” – noon to 7 p.m. Saturday, June 21, at the Clarke County Ruritan Fairgrounds in Berryville – is a FREE event for the whole family. The day features live music and entertainment, arts, crafts, and food vendors. The theme is freedom, hope, and respect for all cultures.
Newport News
Join Newport News for a day filled with excitement for the whole family. This much-anticipated event will feature one of the hottest DJs, (DJ Eroc), inspiring spoken word artists, line dancing, and four national recording artists/groups to keep you on your feet: Dru Hill, Jazze Pha, Sammie, and 702!
Roanoke
Soft-Cover Journal Bookbinding Workshop
Step into the past and learn more about the 18th century art of bookbinding in this hands-on workshop.
JUNE 21
Charlottesville
Early Music Access Project presents Bellringer: Celebrating the Poetry of Rita Dove
Early Music Access Project collaborates with Pulitzer Prize-winning poet Rita Dove for a program that celebrates the intersection of poetry and music
Newport News
Bring your little ones to Lee Hall Depot for Tots and Trains! This fun morning outing includes a train-themed story and a craft in our freight room.
JUNE 22
Richmond
Inspired by Thomas Jefferson’s legendary dinner parties—where great minds gathered to exchange ideas over food and drink—the Feast of Reason is a unique guided conversation dedicated to intellectual exploration, civil discourse, and the pursuit of knowledge. After getting your food and beverage, sit down with friends, old and new, and engage in conversation using our new conversation card deck. A conversation about civics is the goal! Here, everyone shares ideas and learns from one another.
Roots of Revolution: Shockoe Bottom Neighborhood Walking Tour
Step into the past in Shockoe Bottom, one of Richmond’s oldest historic districts, to learn about the struggles for freedom that shaped our nation. Join Richmond’s most experienced guides as we explore this historic neighborhood that was both the center of the domestic slave trade and the birthplace of American religious liberty.
Smyth County
The Life of John Broady: American Patriot
This event will honor the life of John Broady, enslaved man and patriot who accompanied William Campbell at the Battle of King’s Mountain. John Broady’s direct descendant, Arthur “Scrapper” Broady, will portray his ancestor and give a presentation on his history.
Pulaski County
County Pulaski Chapter NSDAR Historical Marker Dedication
Count Pulaski Chapter NSDAR invites you to join us for the dedication of the historic marker celebrating the service of local patriots Joseph Howe, James Hoge Jr., and Daniel Howe.
JUNE 26
Albemarle County
This summer, join Monticello in bringing culinary history forward and experience a dynamic new event series, Culinary Diplomacy at Monticello. In partnership with The Culinary Diplomacy Project, this program explores the intersection of history, food, and diplomacy.
Alexandria
Join Carlyle House for an hour long Yoga class on Carlyle’s Magnolia Terrace. Afterwards, enjoy a mocktail with yoga participants and staff.
Henrico County
Two hundred and fifty years ago, in June 1775, George Washington took command of the newly formed Continental Army. What made him qualified? His experiences during the French and Indian War prepared him for leadership in the Revolution.
JUNE 26 – 28
Bedford County
Enjoy the 10th annual performance of events that took place 249 years ago at the retreat home of the principal author of the Declaration of Independence!
JUNE 27
On the Menu: Dinner with Chef Marc Murphy at Montalto
This summer, join Monticello in bringing culinary history forward and experience a dynamic new event series, Culinary Diplomacy at Monticello. In partnership with The Culinary Diplomacy Project, we’ll explore the intersection of history, food, and diplomacy, delving into how food has been—and continues to be—a bridge for better cultural understanding and communication.
Henrico County
National Bingo Day: Henrico Revolutionary War Edition
Celebrate National Bingo Day as we debut a new local history Bingo edition! As the nation begins to commemorate the 250th anniversary of the Revolutionary War, you’ll learn about the people, places and events from Henrico’s Revolutionary War era.
JUNE 27 – 28
Fairfax County
Independence Fireworks at Mount Vernon
Watch a dazzling fireworks show at George Washington’s estate! On June 27-28 and July 4, relax on the east lawn and watch fireworks soar over the Potomac River.
JUNE 27 & 29
Albemarle County
Step aboard a hand-built James River batteau and experience Virginia’s past like never before. At James River Batteau Company, we craft unforgettable evenings that blend the region’s rich, often-forgotten history with the pleasures of local food, live music, and the serene beauty of the James River.
JUNE 28
Albemarle County
Feast of Reason in Downtown Charlottesville
Head to downtown Charlottesville at South Street Brewery for an afternoon of food and discussion. Inspired by Thomas Jefferson’s legendary dinner parties—where great minds gathered to exchange ideas over food and drink—the Feast of Reason is a unique guided conversation dedicated to intellectual exploration, civil discourse, and the pursuit of knowledge.
Oral History Workshop with Getting Word
Join historians from Monticello’s African American Oral History Project for an educational workshop that explores the practice of oral history. Participants will gain practical guidance and tools on how they might engage in oral history in their own communities, documenting community stories and family memories.
Spotsylvania County
Spotsylvania Stars & Stripes Spectacular
Head to Spotsylvania County for this popular patriotic festival, featuring historic building tours, live music, food vendors, and more, for attendees of all ages. Festivities always conclude with a magnificently grand fireworks display.
Isle of Wight County
Culinary historian Winette Jeffery will share the significance of tea in the American colonies—covering topics ranging from the Boston Tea Party to more localized tea parties and tea merchants.
Richmond
America’s Founding Story: Church Hill Neighborhood Walking Tour
Join the most experienced guides in Richmond to explore the revolutionary history of the Church Hill neighborhood — from historic St. John’s Church to Benedict Arnold’s raid on Richmond and beyond.
Henrico County
Stealing the Night: The Underground Railroad
There was a train that travelled at night… and it carried passengers to Freedom! The underground railroad in Virginia and across the South had many heroes who saved countless lives. The legacies of the conductors and passengers will be explored and remembered.
Giles County
3rd Annual George Pearis DAR Heritage Day
Join the Daughters of the American Revolution for a special program at the Johnston House & Giles County Historical Society Museum.
JUNE 29
Middlesex County
Archaeologist Julia King to speak about the Rappahannock Tribe and Bacon’s Rebellion
Professor Julia King of Saint Mary’s College of Maryland will be speaking in the court room on the second floor of the Old Courthouse in Saluda about her recent archaeological work in the Dragon Swamp, which lies on the southern border of Middlesex Country.
Fairfax County
The Situation Room Roleplaying Experience
Step back in time to 1790s Philadelphia with a roleplaying experience, the Situation Room. During this 75-minute game, the actions you take will decide the fate of our young nation.
