Downtown Culpeper Trick or Treat
Downtown Culpeper merchants hand out treats along East Davis Street for a safe, festive Halloween evening.
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Downtown Culpeper merchants hand out treats along East Davis Street for a safe, festive Halloween evening.
Wrap up Halloween around the campfire with rangers, roasting s'mores and sharing sweets while hearing the seasonal lore behind the park's native wildlife.
Bull Run Rotary Club's annual Flags for Heroes fills the Manassas Museum Lawn with a continual display of American flags honoring local heroes.
The library's Fabulous Friday series goes bear-themed for November with games, activities, and more for grades K-6.
Free live music at Market Square on First Friday evening in downtown Fredericksburg.
An all-you-can-eat pancake breakfast with eggs, bacon, and biscuits and gravy for just $5, and families are welcome.
The Fredericksburg SPCA's Animal Rescue Festival fills Hurkamp Park with rescue organizations, local vendors, music, family activities, and adoptable animals.
Join a Virginia Master Naturalist for a gentle, guided walk of about three-tenths of a mile on the Sensory Explorers' Trail.
Bring your pets for a photo with Santa Paws at Old Dominion Humane Society.
The 18th annual Northern Virginia Veterans Parade honors all service members past, present, and future.
The evening starts with a half-hour Junior Astronomer program for kids, followed by a talk on dark skies and space news from NASA Jet Propulsion Lab Ambassadors.
Explore what life was like after dark in the 1700s at Historic Kenmore.
The musical version of the Dickens classic, with music by Alan Menken and lyrics by Lynn Ahrens, follows Ebenezer Scrooge and the three ghosts who visit him on Christmas Eve.
Bring the family to the Snow Branch for a showing of Disney's Hocus Pocus 2 (rated PG).
Culpeper County Parks and Recreation hosts a once-a-month evening for families to connect, play, and create, and November's theme is a no-bake take on Chopped.
Downtown Fredericksburg kicks off the holiday season with Holiday Open House Weekend on Saturday and Sunday, November 14 and 15, from 9 am to 7 pm.
Create a holiday-themed room box to display during Kenmore's A Wee Christmas Dollhouse and Miniatures Show or at home.
Enjoy autumn at Caledon with a relaxing wagon ride, a short hike to see the changing leaves, and a leaf rubbing craft.
A one day mini convention celebrating anime, video games, and cosplay, billed for fans of all ages.
The city lights its holiday tree at Riverfront Park at 5 pm during Holiday Open House Weekend.