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.
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 public Veterans Day ceremony at Oak Knoll Middle School, with the post's color and honor guard taking part. Refreshments follow.
A public Veterans Day ceremony at the Hanover Veterans Memorial, with the post's color and honor guard escorting the wreath layer. The rain location is the Board of Supervisors meeting room at the County Courthouse Complex.
A charity golf tournament put on by the Knights of Columbus council, with sign-in and breakfast at 8 AM, a shotgun start at 10, and an awards ceremony and lunch after play. Proceeds benefit children's charities.
Author Frank O'Reilly speaks on the Battle of Malvern Hill, the last of the Seven Days' Battles near Richmond. It is the final talk of the Tavern's 2026 speaker series, and the restaurant is open beforehand.
A country breakfast of biscuits and sausage gravy, eggs, bacon, sausage, hash browns and pancakes, served at the post to raise money for its programs. The post holds it on the third Saturday of each month.
A screening of the Thanksgiving comedy in which a Chicago advertising executive tries to get home from New York and is stuck traveling with a clumsy shower-curtain-ring salesman.
An evening of ten bingo games, with six cards per game. Doors open at 5:30 PM and play begins at 6:30 PM. Dinner, beer, and wine are sold at the event.
The Hanover County Historical Society holds its yearly business meeting and dinner in the Coach House at Hanover Tavern. Beau Robbins appears as John Henry. Tickets are sold to members and to non-members.
A candlelit afternoon tea with three courses of tea sandwiches, scones, and sweets, a selection of teas, and live colonial music. Guests may come in costume to compete for a prize, and there is a raffle basket.
A two-day Christmas market at the arts center, with admission free to the public. Vendors sell holiday goods on Friday evening and Saturday.
The vocal trio the Liberty Dolls sing standards and Christmas songs while guests have a buffet dinner and cocktails served by the Tavern staff. Seating is limited.