Looking for something to do soon? GuildeHall’s event directory lists events hosted by Virginia’s nonprofits and community groups. Attending one of their events is a great way to support (and meet) your neighbors.
A gallery show and holiday market of small artworks and handmade pieces by local artists, with the Artisan Works gallery open alongside it. The center is open to the public without charge.
A free festival celebrating trees, held as part of ReLeaf Cville's Tree Week. The day includes tree and forest walks, a poetry walk, a craft table, a tree care demonstration, a classical concert in the garden at 11 AM and a guided finger labyrinth meditation at 1 PM. Most activities have their own registration link.
A holiday market of local makers, with vendors set up inside the center and on the lawn. Open to anyone who wants to shop for gifts and handmade goods.
A chili cook-off where entrants bring a pot and visitors pay $5 to taste and vote for their favorites, with cash prizes for the top three. Two bands play, and guests are asked to bring a can or two of food for the local food bank.
A fundraiser bazaar run by the post's Sons of the American Legion squadron, with tables at $20 each. It takes place at the post hall.
The Midlothian Ruritan Club sells Christmas trees from its lot daily, starting Sunday, November 22, and continuing until the trees are gone. Sales raise money for the club's community projects.
A beer and drinks tasting festival held at Crozet Park on a Saturday afternoon. Admission is free, a tasting ticket is needed to sample beverages, and proceeds benefit the park.
A two-day Christmas market at the arts center, with admission free to the public. Vendors sell holiday goods on Friday evening and Saturday.