Events in Fredericksburg, VA

Explore the FXBG Farmers Market, featuring locally grown fruits and vegetables, baked items, meats, flowers, honey and more. Shoppers can support local vendors while filling their kitchens with goods from the community. Vendors should not register or send payments through comments or direct messages. Applications are provided only through the official website.

Enjoy a family-friendly celebration where pets are the stars. Attendees can bring their pets and explore new merchandise, tasty treats, and fun toys. There are social areas for dogs to mingle, a lure course to let them run, and a lighthearted costume contest for four-legged friends. Rescue organizations will be present with adoptable animals and chances to connect with a potential new companion. Look forward to a lively blend of shopping, activities, and community for pets and the people who care about them.

The second annual King George VCE 4-H County Fair offers free admission for all visitors. The lineup includes Cousins Maine Lobster, Unlimit3d innovations by Loghan, Birdie Balloons, the Virginia Department of Aging and Rehabilitation Services, the Virginia Department of Forestry, YMCA Spin the Wheel, King George Fire, Rescue & Emergency Services, the Virginia Master Naturalists Central Rappahannock Chapter, and Sudzy Kudzy Soap Co., LLC, with additional participants expected. Registration is available for vendors and crafters, food trucks and food tents, and exhibitors, and space is limited.

This lively weekend is all about pets and the people who love them. Explore unique shopping and see activities like lure coursing, petting zoo experiences, reptile showcases, and K9 agility demonstrations. Rescue organizations will be available for anyone considering a new companion, offering chances to meet animals that might be the perfect match. The focus is on making memories and celebrating the happiness pets bring.

Life Skills returns for fall with a practical, real-world training class from Cool Dog Crew that helps people and their dogs work better together. Whether a dog barks at others, jumps with excitement, loses focus around squirrels, feels uneasy in new places, or simply needs clearer communication, instruction is tailored so each team can target what matters most. Sessions may focus on leash handling, connection, confidence, settling in busy settings, communication, moving through distractions, and exploring new environments. The season includes ten Saturday sessions and rotates among parks in the 22407 area so each location becomes part of the learning. There are no quizzes, no contests for the fastest sit, and no one-size-fits-all agenda. Enrollment options include a full-season package at $300, monthly payment plans, and a $35 drop-in option for current students who have regularly attended within the past six months. A complimentary 15-minute call is available to discuss goals and recommend the best next step, with an emphasis on helping each dog succeed in the environment.

An exclusive plant drop will be featured at The Bloom Saloon booth at Thrift World Expo. The event brings together a broad mix of vintage and thrift vendors alongside plants, tattoos, and art.

The 610 Cruisers series of cruise-ins offers a relaxed, easygoing meetup. It provides a chance to connect with others who enjoy the cruise-in experience.

Embers and Evermore brings people together to benefit Ars Moriendi Services through a fundraising evening and silent auction. The event supports efforts to expand end-of-life education, advocacy, and practical support for individuals and families facing serious illness, aging, and grief. Proceeds will help fund development of the first social model hospice house in the region, envisioned as a warm, home-like place where people can receive dignified care with community support. Sponsorships provide ticket access, and individual tickets will also be available for purchase.

Settle in among the trees at Caledon State Park for an evening of live music as the series highlighting regional performers presents Darcy Dawn, known for heartfelt storytelling rooted in Americana and country. The gathering takes place on the east side of the visitor center and is open to the public at no charge to attend. A parking fee of $5 per vehicle applies unless you have a Virginia State Parks pass, and there is no need to register or buy tickets. Bring a picnic, a lawn blanket or camp chairs, and the whole family. Wine will be available by the glass or bottle from The Estate at White Hall Vineyard, and a valid state-issued ID is required for purchases. Hosted by the Friends of Caledon State Park. This outdoor program depends on the weather and may be canceled if conditions are poor.

Participants take on a quick, level route at Stafford Regional Airport as the sun sets. Go for Bo! began as a community event built around health, fun, and a meaningful challenge that supports children and families through Helping Children Worldwide, a 501c3 with work in Bo, Sierra Leone, as well as in Haiti and Guatemala.

AJB returns to The Pub for another rocking performance.

A community 5K in Fredericksburg, Virginia centers on mental health awareness and suicide prevention as part of Suicide Prevention Month. Participants are welcome to run, walk, or jog at their own pace, and the event invites friends and families, including kids. Anyone unable to attend in person can take part virtually from anywhere. The focus is on remembering those lost, standing with those who are still fighting, and spreading hope with every step.

Celebrate the remarkable world of vultures with a welcoming, all-levels yoga session at Possum-bilities in Fredericksburg, VA. The 60-minute class features Dusty, a black vulture who serves as an educational ambassador, and centers on the symbolism and significance of vultures within the indigenous tribes of Virginia. After practice, take part in a private meet and greet with plenty of photo opportunities with Dusty, then learn more during a free public educational program led by Heather, the wildlife rehabilitator who cares for him and specializes in vultures. Registration is $28 and helps fund rescue and rehabilitation efforts for vultures as well as the ongoing feeding, care, enrichment, and veterinary needs of Dusty and the other educational ambassadors supported by Heather. Space is limited. To register, email Angela at angela.irtci@verizon.net.

Enjoy a lively festival featuring a DJ, live music, cultural dance performances, food trucks serving a wide range of cuisines, a mechanical bull, kids activities, adult beverages, and more. The event is held at Fredericksburg Agricultural Fair, Inc. Tickets are available through the event link or can be purchased at the gate.

This monthly Bolt Action game day takes place on the second Sunday and welcomes newcomers and experienced players alike. Miniatures are not required to participate, and bringing your own forces is optional.

Players gather for a weekly Flesh & Blood Armory event. Most events use Constructed format, though it can change on rare occasions. Entry is $3 plus the purchase of one pack of your choice. The tournament usually runs three to four rounds, determined by attendance. Store credit is awarded to the top two finishers, split 60/40, with $3 from each participant added to the prize pool.

A casual Pokémon event each Sunday that is well suited for newer players or anyone learning the game. Entry is $12. The event features four rounds with single-game matches and uses the Standard Constructed format. Every participant receives two Pokémon packs and a Series Prize pack.

Downtown Sounds makes its return at Historic Market Square, continuing the tradition once known as Sounds of Summer. For more than ten years, this concert series has brought the community together through live music, and this season puts Fredericksburg’s local scene in the spotlight with hometown bands featured all series long. Bring friends, pack a blanket or lawn chair, and start the weekend with good tunes and a welcoming atmosphere under the summer sky.

At Stockyards Restaurant & Bar, Leroy Burks & The Voodoo Whiskey Band take the stage with special guest Bailey Marie. Billed as round two, the evening opens with Bailey performing an acoustic set of cover songs, then she joins the band for a run of surprise tunes. Bailey is also slated for appearances at CCMF and BFMF.

The inaugural Save The Headlights car show brings car enthusiasts together in support of breast cancer awareness. Held at Spotsylvania High School, it features cars on display and a focus on raising awareness.

Celebrate healthy living at the Third Annual FXBG VegFest at Riverfront Park in downtown Fredericksburg, Virginia. Admission is free, with vegan vendors and food trucks, a vegan mocktail and cocktail bar, and talks from inspiring speakers. Enjoy selections such as vegan beer from 1781 Brewing and vegan wine from Wilderness Run Vineyards. A $30 VIP package is available, offering unlimited tastings of vegan wine, beer, and cider, along with vegan bites during the festival.

A warm community celebration from Better Days Dental returns for its second year, bringing neighbors together for family-friendly fun. Look forward to complimentary activities for all ages, a petting zoo featuring alpacas, face painting and kids stations, and a spot to arrange your own bouquet. Food and drinks will be available from The Bread Winner Co., Zana Tea, Bee Kitchen, Twisted Donuts, Joy Brew, and Sarah's Bakery. You can browse goods and services from more than a dozen local participants, including Sara Crochets, Impact Apparel, My Girly Bows, Art Cart Kids, Premier Athletics, Key's Collection Candle, Amyz Natlz, and the Fredericksburg Food Bank. Local dental specialists will also be on hand, with Founders Endodontics, Beecroft Orthodontics, Greater Washington OS, Suite Tooth Pediatrics, and Synergy Periodontics participating. Marking yourself as Going or Interested on the Facebook event ahead of time provides one free entry into the raffle, and sharing the event publicly with a tagged friend adds a second bonus entry. The gathering serves as a thank you to those who support Better Days Dental and the small businesses, nonprofits, and partners that help Stafford thrive.

The Lonesome Ryder Band brings a lively mix of modern country plus classic and southern rock, featuring Kris, Rick, and the rest of the Ryder gang. Look forward to singing along, dancing, clapping in rhythm, tapping your feet, and sharing a few laughs. Good food and refreshing brews add to the upbeat atmosphere while the band plays crowd favorites.

This four day, three night getaway to Atlantic City, New Jersey departs from King George and travels by comfortable motorcoach with a restroom and video system on board. Participants will stay three nights at a casino hotel and receive four meals, including three breakfasts and one dinner. A casino bonus is offered in accordance with casino policies. The schedule includes free time for gaming, shows, shopping, sightseeing, and walks along the boardwalk. Transportation, lodging, and select meals are included to keep the focus on fun and relaxation.

This free empowerment festival and back to school drive at John Lee Pratt Memorial Park connects families with helpful resources and helps prepare students for the year ahead. It also features the official launch of the Youth Pathways Program, an initiative focused on inspiring youth, building confidence, developing workforce readiness, and offering mentorship that supports positive futures. Attendees can explore local vendors and small businesses, discover community resources, enjoy live entertainment, and take part in games and activities. Giveaways and a school supply drive are planned, along with information about workforce and reentry services, youth programming, and community partnerships. Opportunities for vendors, sponsors, and community partners are available. Hosted by Hope & Ability Workforce Foundation.

At Fredericksburg Convention Center, Original Sewing & Quilt Expo offers a three-day celebration of sewing, quilting, machine embroidery, and related needle arts. The experience features classes led by seasoned professionals, a marketplace of specialty sellers, striking quilt displays, and live stage talks with showcase presentations. Full-day workshops are available the day before the Expo opens for those seeking deeper, hands-on learning and an extended visit. Held annually, this gathering blends inspiration, learning, shopping, and a sense of accomplishment for people who love sewing, quiltmaking, embroidery, embellishment, and similar crafts. Attendees can connect with fellow makers, receive expert guidance, build new skills, discover distinctive products and tools, gather ideas for future projects, and form new friendships. It is designed to rekindle creative energy for creating both beautiful and practical pieces through the sewing arts.

Experience a restorative yoga session created to help you unwind, slow your pace, and release the week’s tension. The practice takes place in a cozy, low-light setting with candlelight and a projected starry sky, offering a soothing atmosphere for stillness and a gentle reset of the nervous system. With the support of props like blankets and bolsters, you will settle into comfortable, longer-held poses that ease tightness in the body while calming the mind. This class welcomes beginners, does not require flexibility, and focuses on comfort rather than effort. It is well suited for anyone feeling overwhelmed, exhausted, stressed, or overstimulated, as well as those simply seeking a quiet moment to themselves. Expect to leave feeling lighter, calmer, and grounded. Cost is $30.

Downtown Sounds returns to Historic Market Square with a new season of live music. Formerly known as Sounds of Summer, this long-running community concert series has brought people together for over a decade. This year spotlights Fredericksburg’s local music scene, with hometown bands performing throughout the season. Guests can bring a blanket or lawn chair and enjoy the music and community spirit in an outdoor setting.

Now in its fourth year, this Virginia Witches and Pagan Pride celebration, presented by Raven Conjure and Covenant of the Witch, features vendors, crafters, artisans, and readers along with demonstrations, workshops, and other activities. Admission is free and families are welcome. Vendor and food truck spaces are available.

The event brings together vendors and a witches dance presentation.

The FXBG Fall Fairy and Dragon Festival returns to Mattaponi Winery, carrying forward a cherished tradition that has now settled into a permanent home. Enjoy a day of nature-inspired magic with whimsical fairies, majestic dragons, engaging activities, and fun for all ages. Tickets will be available soon, with early bird prices at $15 for adults and $10 for children, increasing later to $20 for adults and $12 for children. Vendor opportunities are available through the festival’s application process.

This meet-up spotlights My Husband’s Wife, a twisty story of deception and obsession centered on Spyglass, an old house in the seaside village of Hope Falls. Eden Fox, an artist nearing her first exhibition, returns from a run to find her key no longer works, a woman who looks startlingly like her inside, and a man insisting that the stranger is his wife. Months earlier, Birdy, a withdrawn Londoner facing a life-altering diagnosis, inherits Spyglass from a long-lost grandmother and encounters a shadowy clinic that claims to predict the date of a person’s death. As secrets surface and truth blurs, a single home, a single husband, and two women become entangled in a mystery built to keep readers guessing to the final page. The novel has earned praise from Freida McFadden, Lisa Jewell, Chris Whitaker, and the Washington Post.

Enjoy a shrimp feast accompanied by live bluegrass in support of the Patawomeck Tribe. A bluegrass performance will take the stage during the event to keep the music going while the feast is underway.

This dog-friendly picnic features agility and obedience demonstrations along with lighthearted contests. Attendees may bring their pups to take part in friendly challenges for playful titles like Best Trick, Longest Tail, Furthest Back Up, and Fastest Treat Eater, with the final list of competitions still to be determined. Smoked pork BBQ will be provided, and participants are encouraged to bring a side dish to share. RSVP and ticket information is available from the organizers.

Trey Schneider appears at Barley Naked Brew Co.

A free, family friendly Latin Night at Highmark Brewery features DJ Elle Jay. The evening celebrates the start of fall with lively Latin music and a welcoming atmosphere. It begins with a line dance class that introduces a new Latin line dance and also reviews favorite steps, then continues with open dancing. Food and beverages are available for purchase from the brewery along with options from a local food truck.

A half marathon at Motts Run Reservoir brings the 2026 FXBG Trail Series to a close. This sixth installment serves as the series finale.

The Witches and Pagan Pride Festival at Fredericksburg Fairgrounds features vendors and a witches dance presentation. Guests can connect with participating vendors and watch the dance performance during the event.

Troop 21 brings back its fourth annual auto show fundraiser at Classic Iron. Vehicle owners interested in showing a car can register by emailing the address listed on the flyer, and sponsors are welcome to help offset costs, contribute door prizes and trophies, and support a successful show. Funds raised help reduce out-of-pocket expenses for families so troop members can enjoy memorable Scouting experiences. The troop operates on about $12,000 each year, covering monthly outings, summer camp costs of roughly $7,500 to send 16 youth for a week, equipment maintenance and replacement, administrative supplies for recognition ceremonies, and other essentials needed to run the program. Organizers look forward to seeing returning favorites along with new entries at this year’s show.

This celebration marks the close of summer, arriving a little later than the season's end, and spotlights the Novel Quest book challenge. Readers who reached Ride or Die, Found Family, or Our Chosen One receive free entry, while all other quest or book club participants will need a ticket. More details will be shared in the coming weeks.

AJB returns to Barley Naked Brewing for another performance.

This First Friday feature shines a light on Zhoosh Decor, part of the group of 23 vendors based at ETC By Southern Accents.

The Friends of Caledon present the Howlin’ Coyote Trail Race at Caledon State Park, featuring a 10K trail run and a 1 Mile Wild Pup Run for kids. All proceeds support the park’s trail maintenance program. Dogs are welcome, and all well behaved pups must stay on a leash no longer than six feet. A parking fee of $5 per vehicle applies. Participants can pick up race packets in advance at Lucky Road Fredericksburg, with on site check in available as well. Register by the stated deadline to guarantee race goodies.

A seasonal celebration in the Town of Montross brings together local pride, entertainment, and activities suitable for every age group. Highlights include an auto showcase, performances by musicians, mobile food vendors, hands on fun for children, a festive parade, and a marketplace of local vendors with additional attractions. Whether the draw is savory bites, classic vehicles, live tunes, or the pageantry of the parade, the day offers something for all interests.

Discover fresh ways to refresh, upgrade, and reimagine your living spaces at a seasonal home show hosted at the Fredericksburg Convention Center. Meet local contractors, remodelers, landscapers, designers, and other home improvement professionals ready to discuss your ideas and offer expert guidance. Find inspiration for interiors and exteriors, explore outdoor living and landscaping options, and gather practical ideas for both quick fall updates and long-term renovations. Look for exclusive show specials, limited-time offers, and giveaways, with solutions to match a wide range of budgets. Admission is free with a simple online ticket, and everything is gathered in one place to help you plan your next steps.

This monthly Cars & Coffee gathering takes place on the first Saturday of the month and offers a casual opportunity to check out great cars. There will be plenty of parking, but spaces are allocated in the order of arrival, so arriving on time is recommended.

The 9th Annual Fredericksburg Independent Book Festival features more than sixty authors representing a wide range of genres, including horror, sci-fi, fantasy, romance, children's books, and memoir. Attendees can look forward to speakers, readings, and panel discussions, with food trucks available throughout the event. Admission is free for all attendees.

At Possum-bilites in Fredericksburg, VA, take part in a hands-on pine needle weaving session rooted in Eastern Woodlands traditions, with Yukon Goldie the capybara on site for gentle meet-and-greets and photos. Her companion humans and care providers will share information about capybaras while you work. The minimum age is 10. The cost is $35 per person and supports Yukon Goldie’s lifelong care and capybara education. Space is limited and registration is open. To register, email angela.irtci@verizon.net.

Now in its second year, the Gratitude Market takes place at Fredericksburg Field House. The event flyer was created in collaboration with @misselizabethstarot. Vendor and sponsorship inquiries can be sent to mmmfxbg@gmail.com.

Freddy has launched a playful investigation at Fredericksburg Elks #875 after spotting telltale signs of a feast in the works... big steaming pots, nautical decorations, and an extra helping of seasoning turning up around the lodge. The clues point to a sizable seafood themed occasion, the aroma is unmistakable, and a mysterious figure tucked under a sheet keeps everyone guessing. Ticket sales are planned and pricing details will be announced, so check back for updates as Freddy pieces together the final clues and something delicious gets ready to be served.

The 5th Annual Halloween Paddle at City Dock Park invites paddlers to get festive on the water. Come in costume if you like or keep it casual, and feel free to decorate your kayak or SUP for the occasion. For safety, skip full masks that could be hazardous on the water. If you plan to stay after dark, bring a flashlight, glowsticks, or another light so you and your craft are visible. Keep your PDFs with you at all times and plan to use a buddy system while paddling.

Market Street is back at Billiken's Smokehouse in Fredericksburg, Virginia, bringing live music to the venue. Drinks and food are available to enjoy during the performance.

TiMason Designs presents a showcase of handcrafted woodworking at the Fredericksburg Convention Center. Expect pieces geared toward a man cave, such as custom brew tables, bottle openers, whiskey display racks, whiskey smokers, and wine racks, along with other creations. Visitors can explore the latest designs and consider a custom item for their own space or as a gift.

Embrace the season at a festive arts and crafts marketplace that brings together more than 175 makers from across the region under one roof. Stroll through aisles of handcrafted finds, including jewelry, home accents, fine art, woodwork, candles, textiles, specialty foods, and other creative pieces. This annual tradition offers a relaxed day of browsing and discovery, whether you are searching for autumn decor, getting a head start on holiday gifts, or planning a fun outing with friends and family. Each booth features something distinct, making it easy to uncover one-of-a-kind items while supporting local artisans and finding fresh inspiration.

Presented by House of Cars Virginia, The Greater Virginia Diecast & TCG Expo brings a large regional gathering of collectors, vendors, enthusiasts, and car lovers to the Fredericksburg Agricultural Fairgrounds. Browse diecast cars, trading cards, and other collectibles, take part in tournaments, check out the car show, enjoy food from local vendors, and enter raffles and giveaways. Admission is $5, with free entry for military, first responders, and kids. Vendor registration is available, with limited spaces confirmed in the order they are approved and paid. Partners include FXBG.TV and Royal Rally Legends in collaboration with the Fredericksburg Agricultural Fairgrounds.

The 6th Annual Customer Appreciation Day Fall Festival is a free community celebration hosted by the Patricia Grant Agency. Enjoy food, games, trick or treat candy, a Halloween costume contest for adults, teens, and kids, and plenty of entertainment for all ages. The festival is also seeking vendors and crafters. Vendor registration is 25 dollars, with an early bird rate of 20 dollars. Pop up tents and tables are not provided, and space is limited.

Celebrate fall at the Plaid to the Bone 10K, a lumberjack themed run where flannel takes center stage. Swap the usual race shirt for your favorite plaid, add suspenders or a beanie if you like, and show off forest inspired style on an autumn course. Cross the line and refuel with fresh apple cider, donuts, and apples, then collect a finisher's medal and a flurry of high fives. Costumes are welcome and flannel is a must. This 10K is the 10th race in the 2026 Coldwell Banker Elite Grand Prix Series hosted by the Fredericksburg Area Running Club.

House of Raeford Farms is bringing a fresh chicken bulk sale to Spotswood Baptist Church in Fredericksburg. The chicken comes from family farms across the Southeast and is raised without antibiotics, hormones, or steroids. As a family-owned company with five generations rooted in Rose Hill, North Carolina, House of Raeford has been operating community pickup sales since 2020, delivering product directly from its truck. Preorder online, choose this location and a pickup time, select the items you want, and pay by credit or debit card. Have your order number ready when you arrive. Pickup is drive-through style, so you can remain in your vehicle while staff loads your purchase for a quick and easy experience. It is a convenient way to stock the freezer and prepare for tailgates, holiday gatherings, and Sunday dinners, with opportunities for savings on premium chicken.

Part of the Masters Series, this session centers on the Triple Warmer Meridian and explores how principles from Traditional Chinese Medicine and related martial sciences can be applied within any martial arts system. Participants will study this meridian and key theoretical foundations in detail, learning to identify important locations and understand their effects on the body. With that insight, techniques can be chosen and executed more precisely, making applications against an opponent more efficient in real-life scenarios and in bunkai, while offering a fresh perspective on personal movement and technique.

Barley Naked Brewing Company hosts the Lonesome Ryder Band for a lively set spanning modern country plus classic and southern rock. Kris, Rick, and the rest of the Ryder gang lead a crowd-friendly show made for singing along, dancing, clapping, toe tapping, and laughing. Good food and brews round out the experience.

A Stafford Halloween tradition returns with the 11th Annual Halloween 5K and Monster Mile for runners and walkers. Costumes are encouraged, and prizes will be awarded for standout looks. Participants who register before the shirt deadline receive a long sleeve event tee and a custom finisher medal. The 5K also serves as the fourth race in the Stafford Race Series. This event supports Project Lifesaver with the Stafford County Sheriff's Office, an international search and rescue program led by public safety agencies to help locate at risk individuals who may wander due to cognitive conditions. The mission centers on rapid response to protect lives and reduce the risk of injury for both children and adults. Parents with children in the Monster Mile will find a path along Mine Road that runs beside the course. Those who wish to stay near their child are asked to use the path unless the child is 4 and under. Strollers are permitted in the 5K, and those using them should begin near the back. Dogs are not allowed. Registration is online only, and entries are nontransferable and nonrefundable. If the registered participant cannot attend, a friend or family member may pick up the race packet.

At Patawomeck Museum & Cultural Center, this Halloween festival is building a vibrant marketplace and has vendor spaces available. The organizers are welcoming crafters, candle makers, jewelry designers, sign and home decor creators, food trucks, artisans, crochet and other handmade makers, baked goods vendors, face painters, and nonprofit organizations, among others. Those interested in participating as vendors can contact the organizers via Messenger with details about what they plan to sell.

Friends of Caledon has announced plans for a 2026 Trunk or Treat. Anyone interested in hosting a trunk can contact Friends of Caledon through Messenger to participate. Additional details will be shared soon.

Celebrate the newest addition to the ACOTAR series at a late-night release party inspired by the Night Court. Hosted by Inked & Bound at Fringe FXBG in Downtown Fredericksburg, the evening builds toward a midnight countdown with themed drinks and treats, a selection of curated vendors, and plenty of photo-ready scenes. When midnight arrives, attendees receive their copy of ACOTAR 6. Whether drawn by the books, the atmosphere, the shopping, or the community of fellow fans, attendees can anticipate an evening filled with romance, magic, and a touch of Velaris-style chaos.

V-n-G Acoustic, a NOVA-based acoustic duo featuring Vanessa Renee and Greg Snyder, delivers a wide-ranging mix of classic rock, blues, country, and more. Vanessa’s warm lead vocals pair with Greg’s harmonies and distinctive playing style to create an engaging performance for listeners of all kinds.

Now in its fourth year, Trunk or Treat returns to give back to the local community. Organizers are setting up again and welcome participants who want to be part of the event. Contact the organizers to request participation and have a spot reserved.

Hot Buttered Elvis brings a rock performance to historic Market Square as part of FAM Downtown Sounds. This free concert celebrates the return of a long-running series, formerly known as Sounds of Summer, that brings the community together and spotlights Fredericksburg’s hometown talent throughout the season. A bar will be open.

AJB is back at Stafford Eagles #4488 for another performance.

This weeklong, six-night motorcoach getaway to South Florida offers warm sunshine, beaches, tropical scenery, and a balance of guided sightseeing with free time to relax and explore. Accommodations include six nights, with four consecutive nights in the Miami area, and nine meals are provided with six breakfasts and three dinners. Highlights feature a full-day guided tour of Miami, a visit to Coral Castle, and a day trip to Key West, the Southernmost City. The itinerary also includes a sightseeing cruise through Fort Lauderdale, nicknamed the Venice of America, time to enjoy South Beach, and a visit to the oceanfront Hollywood Beach Broadwalk. Travel is by motorcoach equipped with a restroom and video system.

At Fredericksburg Convention Center, the True Honey Teas Festival brings together tea enthusiasts, local artisans, and honey lovers for a welcoming celebration of taste, well-being, and community spirit. Guests can explore tasting stations with a wide range of blends, discover uncommon botanicals, and connect with the makers behind each cup. The experience includes hands-on workshops where you can assemble your own tea bag, a virtual reality tour of the farms, chocolate and tea pairings, live music, and vendor shopping in a family-friendly setting. It offers an easy way to uncover new favorites, support small businesses, and relax with a soothing cup in hand. Admission is offered as single-day tickets.