Events in Colonial Beach today

St. Mary’s County Fair is accepting entries, with item submissions taking place during a designated submission window. A new online system is expected to be available for submitting your list of items, so watch for details on how to use this entry method.

A fun filled night of trivia takes place every other Thursday.

Settle in for a relaxed evening at the bar, open to the public for casual drinks and complimentary bites. Mingle with the regular crowd, catch up with friends, and unwind over conversation. Games are available to play, and bringing your own deck of cards is welcome. Registration is not required, except for the workshop portion.

Golfers gather at Breton Bay Golf & Country Club for the sixth annual tournament supporting the Mechanicsville Braves youth football and cheer club. The format features a shotgun start. The $125 per golfer entry includes drinks and a meal from Scratch Mobile Kitchen, plus a hot dog and an additional drink at the turn. On-course contests include longest drive for men and women and a nearest to the pin competition.

Focus on strength, core stability, balance, and breath in a TRX Pilates session that pairs Pilates fundamentals with the dynamic challenge of suspension training. Each exercise is purposefully designed to both strengthen and stretch the body, with the TRX providing support to help you move safely and with control.

Mercy Creek brings an aggressive take on folk rock to Northern Neck Brewing Company, mixing earthy, edgy grooves with raw energy. The set leans into punchy rhythms and rugged textures for a roots-driven sound.

This event at The Barn features music, food, and plenty of fun.

Renew becomes a slumber party for grown ups for one evening featuring spa treats and a relaxed setting. Each ticket includes a single mini service plus snacks, alcohol-free mocktails, a make-your-own lip scrub activity, a movie, a take-home bag of goodies, and a teepee-style setup by The Slumber Party Teepee Club. Mini service choices include an express facial with Kelly or McKenzie, brow or lash lamination with McKenzie, or an express massage with Nancy, the massage therapist. The massage option is limited to three spots. Services are limited and assigned on a first come, first served basis. To submit your selection, text 240-776-2560 with your first and second choices and include the words Girls Night so the request is routed to the correct event. Your mini service will be confirmed in advance. Wear your most comfortable pajamas and get ready for an evening of relaxation, laughter, snacks, and pampering.

This event offers a friendly coffee social and conversation in the Parish House at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church. It is organized by the church’s Outreach Committee and aligns with the Washington Parish Museum’s operating hours. Open to everyone.

At St. Peter's Episcopal Church in Oak Grove, the Washington Parish Museum presents displays and artifacts that trace more than 175 years of Episcopal Church history. The exhibits spotlight the Northern Neck churches that are part of Washington Parish, from the colonial era through today.

Cork for Cuties at Action Lounge and Billiards raises funds for the Clements Cuties Foundation. Participants can sign up to compete in Open Singles 501, Womens Singles Cricket, Open Singles Cricket, and Womens Singles 501, followed by a LOD segment featuring 501, Cricket, and CC. Entry is $15 per event, and all proceeds benefit the foundation. Attendees are encouraged to bring good vibes. A flyer provides additional details.

Southern Trail Distillery presents a full-band celebration for RyCop’s birthday. The focus is on immersive vibes and a feel-good atmosphere rather than hard-edged rock, creating a festive party centered on the music.

Expect an evening of music, food, and plenty of fun at The Barn. Good times are the norm there.

George Washington Birthplace National Monument hosts an evening program celebrating the wonders of the night sky. This free event begins with an interpretive talk about how stars have influenced the American story, from their place on the U.S. flag to milestones in space exploration. After the talk, park rangers guide stargazing activities that include identifying constellations, locating the Andromeda Galaxy, and viewing Saturn through a telescope. Visitors also learn practical ways to help protect natural dark sky environments in their communities. Regular park operations continue during normal hours on the day of the program. If weather interferes with stargazing, the event will be postponed to the following day.

A night dedicated to pizza and wings, offering the flexibility to enjoy your meal on site or take it to go.