Events
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.
Historian Scott Patchan speaks to the Rappahannock Valley Civil War Round Table about Jubal Early's 1864 campaign in western Virginia. Guests may come after dinner and attend the meeting.
A dinner meeting of the Civil War Round Table of Fredericksburg with director and producer Ron Maxwell. He speaks about making Gettysburg, Gods and Generals and Copperhead.
A hands-on workshop in which participants make a traditional boxwood wreath. All supplies are provided, including a 14-inch straw form, pins and fresh boxwood; guests bring gloves and pruners. Preregistration and payment are required, there are no same-day sign-ups, and attendance is limited to 25.
The community chorus performs Handel's Messiah at Fredericksburg Baptist Church. There are two performances the same day, at 3 PM and 7 PM.
The evening performance of the community chorus's Handel's Messiah at Fredericksburg Baptist Church. A matinee is given the same day at 3 PM.
The chamber chorale sings Bach's Magnificat with instrumentalists and soloists, along with holiday favorites and winter pieces. There are two performances the same day, at 3 PM and 7 PM.
The evening performance of the chamber chorale's winter concert, with Bach's Magnificat and holiday favorites. A matinee is given the same day at 3 PM.
Peter Maugle speaks to the Rappahannock Valley Civil War Round Table on Myths of Fredericksburg. Dinner is at 6:45 and the meeting begins at 7:30; guests may come for the meeting alone.