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Black Artist Showcase at Jamestown Settlement Event Details: Black Artist Showcase at Jamestown Settlement is connecting the past and present through vivid intersections of contemporary art and 17th-century history. The...
Ice Skating in Colonial Williamsburg Ice Rink Normal Operating Hours:Visit the ticketing page Enjoy a family-friendly activity this holiday season on historic Duke of Gloucester St. at the Liberty Ice...
In the 18th century, gaming was embraced as a creative educational tool. Join Kyle Collins of Governor’s Musick as he explores music from two games: a Goose-like board game guiding young women toward marriage and a musical dice game once owned by Thomas Jefferson.
Meet a variety of animal critters and discover their role in the ecosystem with educators from the Virginia Living Museum. Space is limited; pick up a ticket at the Youth...
Pop-Up Archaeology! 🚨 Pop-Up Archaeology Alert! 🚨 from 2 - 4 pm Visitors to the museum can enjoy a special pop-up archaeology exhibit! 🏺 Archaeologists will be on hand to...
Explore 250 years of history with the Williamsburg Bray School, the oldest building in the U.S. dedicated to educating Black children. Follow a small rat on this engaging, family-friendly journey.
Yoga • Ages 18+ with Disabilities FREE! Tuesday, Jan. 28, 7-8:30 p.m.James City County Recreation Center or Legacy HallMove through a series of postures to allow the body to become flexible...
Black Artist Showcase at Jamestown Settlement Event Details: Black Artist Showcase at Jamestown Settlement is connecting the past and present through vivid intersections of contemporary art and 17th-century history. The...
Explore key treasures from Colonial Williamsburg’s diverse collections on a guided tour. This event is open to the public.
Ice Skating in Colonial Williamsburg Ice Rink Normal Operating Hours:Visit the ticketing page Enjoy a family-friendly activity this holiday season on historic Duke of Gloucester St. at the Liberty Ice...
June 1776: Rebels occupy the Governor’s Palace as war rages across North America. When Benjamin, an enslaved man, delivers a meal to the Palace Commander, he meets Major James Innes, who shares startling news—the Fifth Virginia Convention has voted for independence. But what does freedom mean for Benjamin and the 57 enslaved people still at the Palace?
Drumming for Wellness Drumming is for everyone! Step into the rhythmic world of drumming and experience its transformative power through sound and movement. Join our drum circle to connect, have...
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