Williamsburg History Events

Monday, Feb 20 7:30p
Williamsburg Library Theatre, Williamsburg
On Feb. 20 at 7:30 p.m. Paula Winn, adjunct professor of art history at Virginia Commonwealth University and John Tyler Community College examines the sacred environments created by the Maya.

Saturday, Mar 17 9:30a
Bruton Heights School, Williamsburg
The 2nd Annual Lemon Project Spring Symposium will take place on Saturday, March 17th from 9:30am-4:00pm (Check-in and Continental Breakfast begins at 8:30am) at the Bruton Heights School.

Saturday, Feb 25 7:30p
Bacon's Castle, Surry
Please join Spirited History for a night of paranormal investigating inside Bacon’s Castle. Several Hankins family letters, the melodic poetry of Sidney Lanier, the beautiful love letter from Dr.

Thursday, Feb 23 6:00p
The Library of Virginia, Richmond
Eight honorees—from the past and present—who have had a significant impact on the history of Virginia will be honored at this celebration.

Saturday, Feb 25 9:00a
600 E. Laburnum Ave, Richmond
Richmond Chapter of the International Plastic Modelers Society hosts the annual Old Dominion Open Scale Model Show & Contest.

Tuesday, Oct 16 5:30p
Valentine Richmond History Center, Richmond
The 8th Annual Richmond History Makers Program pays tribute to everyday citizens and outstanding organizations that make significant contributions to the greater Richmond region.

Thursday, Mar 1 6:00p
Magnolia Grange, Chesterfield
The guest speaker is George Fickett who is one of the area’s foremost experts on the Bermuda Hundred Campaign which was a series of battles fought during May of 1864 in the American Civil War.

Saturday, Mar 17 12:00p
Falling Creek Ironworks Park, Richmond
Explore the history of America’s first iron furnace,and ironworks on Falling Creek. Tour guides will lead you through the archaeological ruins of both the 1619 ironworks and Archibald Cary’s Colonial grist mill