Events in Williamsburg, Va.

Paddle Fit is a great way to take your fitness routine outdoors and improve your balance, tone your muscles, strengthen your core and challenge yourself! We combine strength training and more all while balancing on a paddle board on water that may or may not be calm. Packages available online.

On Sundays, join cycling enthusiasts from The Williamsburg Winery team on a group ride through the Historic Triangle and back to the Winery for wine and brunch specials at the Gabriel Archer Tavern. Ride registration begins each Sunday at 8:30 a.m. and the ride begins at 9 a.m. There is no fee to participate.

All Cycling Club participants will receive a 15% discount at the Gabriel Archer Tavern following the completion of the ride.  The discount is only valid the day of the ride.

Join us every Sunday this summer for Brewed Awakening, a brunch and live music experience featuring special Billsburg Brewery beers, live local music from the Iota Creative Collective local artists, local food trucks serving a brunch menu from 11AM to 3pm, and fresh locally roasted coffee from Mandela Coffee.

Each week a different local musician and a different local food truck will bring you a fresh Brewed Awakening experience!

The Ed Shed is an interactive space where kids and families can share in the moment of discovery and examine real artifacts found at the site. Enjoy an array of hands-on activities, such as pottery mending or screening for artifacts, to learn more about the importance of archaeology and conservation. At the "sorting and picking" station, lend a hand and help the archaeological team by combing through excavated material to discover the tiniest clues to fort life in the 17th century!

Wrap the weekend at The Virginia Beer Company...

12-7 pm: Discounts on 3-packs of Crowlers, first fills in new Premium Growlers, and on cases of 12 oz. Cans!

2-5 pm: Sunday acoustics featuring live + local acts in the beer garden!

12:30-6:30 pm: Local food trucks pairing bites + beers!

Why not make a week of it? Beers & cheers await! https://www.virginiabeerco.com/food-trucks/

Seine nets have been used for ages to catch fish and other creatures in the Chesapeake Bay and its tributary rivers.  Our rangers will lead you in discovering the variety of aquatic life in the York River with seine and dip nets.  Simply walk down to the Seining Beach and participate on your time. 

Come and meet local harmonic musician, Robert Logen. He will be playing his harmonica and visiting with guest in a fun filled afternoon.  The gallery sells the work of hundreds of local artists and you'll find ever-changing art, jewelry, pottery, and more for sale.  

Free. Call 757.890.4490 for more information.  Open April-Dec. Tues. - Sat., 10 am to 4 pm; Sun., 1 to 4 pm. York Hall, 301 Main Street. Free. (757) 890.4490

Well-known local musicians and bands perform each Sunday including contemporary and country music, bluegrass, classic rock, modern hits, jazz quartet, Celtic music, traditional barbershop melodies and more. Bring a blanket or lawn chair and pack a picnic supper.  Flyer

Sundays at 5pm at Grace Episcopal Church

July 1    York River Concert Band

Paddle Yoga is a great way to improve balance, gain core strength, and connect with nature. Practicing yoga on a SUP brings a whole new perspective to being fully present in the moment.

This new exhibition features more than 60 items made by sailors or artisans at sea. For centuries, sailors have used their leisure time to create objects and artworks that document life at sea, commemorate historic events or simply celebrate the extraordinary skill of the maker. Scrimshaw – carved or engraved whale ivory or walrus tusks, made by whalers – is one of the most well-known, sailor-made arts.

The Ed Shed is an interactive space where kids and families can share in the moment of discovery and examine real artifacts found at the site. Enjoy an array of hands-on activities, such as pottery mending or screening for artifacts, to learn more about the importance of archaeology and conservation. At the "sorting and picking" station, lend a hand and help the archaeological team by combing through excavated material to discover the tiniest clues to fort life in the 17th century!

Seine nets have been used for ages to catch fish and other creatures in the Chesapeake Bay and its tributary rivers.  Our rangers will lead you in discovering the variety of aquatic life in the York River with seine and dip nets.  Simply walk down to the Seining Beach and participate on your time. 

Presented by Mariners' Conservation Staff

FREE with $1 admission

Learn about the complex steps involved in conserving artifacts, including parts of the USS Monitor. Hear from Museum conservation staff members about how they use chemical fingerprints, x-rays, infrared imaging and more to learn about and conserve important historical artifacts. For more information, including topic schedule, visit MarinersMuseum.org.

Start the week by kicking it old school at the brewery! We're setting up a collection of classic consoles every other Monday for a night of video games at the brewery.

We'll have multiple stations set up with TV's provided by The Catering Company and one big ol' projector screen on loan from DJ Kudlz. Game stations will rotate each month and Rock Band will always be available on the big screen!

Paddle Fit is a great way to take your fitness routine outdoors and improve your balance, tone your muscles, strengthen your core and challenge yourself! We combine strength training and more all while balancing on a paddle board on water that may or may not be calm. Packages available online.

Join us every third Monday in the Carriage House for swing dancing. 7:30 - 8 PM for instructions and 8 - 10 PM dancing!  $  757.887.2641

This new exhibition features more than 60 items made by sailors or artisans at sea. For centuries, sailors have used their leisure time to create objects and artworks that document life at sea, commemorate historic events or simply celebrate the extraordinary skill of the maker. Scrimshaw – carved or engraved whale ivory or walrus tusks, made by whalers – is one of the most well-known, sailor-made arts.

The Ed Shed is an interactive space where kids and families can share in the moment of discovery and examine real artifacts found at the site. Enjoy an array of hands-on activities, such as pottery mending or screening for artifacts, to learn more about the importance of archaeology and conservation. At the "sorting and picking" station, lend a hand and help the archaeological team by combing through excavated material to discover the tiniest clues to fort life in the 17th century!

Seine nets have been used for ages to catch fish and other creatures in the Chesapeake Bay and its tributary rivers.  Our rangers will lead you in discovering the variety of aquatic life in the York River with seine and dip nets.  Simply walk down to the Seining Beach and participate on your time. 

Join us each and every Tuesday night for Vinyl Night in the Taproom. Bring your own records, or listen to ours, either way it's sweet vinyl spinning on the turntable. FoodaTude..Food with Attitude will be here too! Retro tunes, good food, and craft beer. What's not to love?

This free outdoor concert series brings the community together to enjoy live music from our nation's heroes! A different ensemble performs each week. Bring lawn chairs and blankets for seating. Riverwalk Landing. Free. 757.890.3500

8/14 – The Top Hats Orchestra

8/21 – US Coast Guard Training Center Yorktown Ceremonial Band

8/28 – Royal Atlantic Band

SUPing Sisters is for ladies only! Sorry fellas!! We will meet every Tuesday at 6:30pm and paddle together till the sun goes down!! Each week I will try to take you to a different waterway for you to be able to explore. This is a great way to work on your paddling technique and also to enjoy some company while paddling, see the beautiful nature that surrounds us and the wildlife that call these waterway's home.