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Spend a day in the foothills of the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains at Historic Salubria's fall open house on Saturday, September 23 between 10am and 2pm. Tour Culpeper's oldest brick structure and enjoy the grounds of this 1757 Georgian-style mansion that will come alive with arts and crafts activities and living history reenactors. We'll also... Read more »
The Culpeper Arts Festival was created to INSPIRE our community to DISCOVER the ability and passion to CREATE beautiful things and pioneering ideas that spark joy and change our world. Enjoy live local music, artists, bouncy castle, make & take art projects and more!
Event Date: Saturday, October 7, 2023 ***Registration is Required ~ Spaces are Limited!!! Culpeper is a beautiful and unique town to visit any time, but, especially in the Fall. Come join us for the 16th Annual Culpeper Cycling Century & Tour on Saturday, October 7, 2023 and experience a fun and intimate ride on your... Read more »
Come join us for our first annual Fall Festival. Live music by Steel Grey Band. Food for sale by The Knights of Columbus. We'll have Vendors and a Corn hole Competition. Tours, tastings, and a FREE Cocktail also available! Mark your calendars and come celebrate with us on the farm.
3rd Annual Broken String Bluegrass Festival! Doors open at 11am for a full day of the best in bluegrass, kicking off at 12pm! Music by Shannon Bielski and Moonlight Drive, Hammaville, Unspoken Tradition, Junior Sisk, and Lonesome River Band. Local food trucks Talk of the Mountain Crab Cakes & More and Graze to Griddle on... Read more »
It’s time to prepare your taste buds & appetites for Culpeper Downtown’s Restaurant Week, the best way to try something new or enjoy an old favorite—while supporting our downtown restaurant community! Break out of the typical work-week patterns and share a meal with family and friends. With specially priced menus — Lunch/Brunch Menu Options $15... Read more »
Spooooooookkyyyyyyyyy! Tis the season for creepy crawlys and terror galore. Join us at the start of the spooky season for this terror-ific workshop! MacKenzie will guide you through building the perfect terrarium for you & your space as well as teach you all about maintaining your new ecosystem once you get home. Registration per person... Read more »
Come join us for the 6th Annual Crafts' Meow Craft Show on Saturday, October 14, 2023 from 9 - 3 at the Culpeper Baptist Church, 318 S. West, in Culpeper. VA. Food, raffles, fun! Proceeds to benefit the kitties of Forgotten Felines of Culpeper. Forgotten Felines of Culpeper is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit rescue, voted Best... Read more »
The goal is to honor the contributions of historic military aircraft, which helped to secure our nation’s freedom. The Air Fest is a celebration of our aviation heritage and is a fun, family-friendly, community-oriented event. The show is locally produced, free to the public and draws top performers from around the nation offering something for... Read more »
Join us from 5pm-9pm for an open-house event with tours of the location, evidence review from various places that we have investigated, equipment displays and more. (See flyer below for more information). Free admission, kid friendly. We will also once again be hosting a raffle to win a private investigation at Graffiti House with our... Read more »
Tune in from wherever you are for a fascinating presentation with Historic Germanna’s Archaeology Department on Thursday, October 19 at 7:00pm ET to hear about this year’s discoveries at the archaeological dig sites! From clearing the ruins of Alexander Spotswood’s “Enchanted Castle” to unearthing the areas believed to be Fort Germanna and the original courthouse... Read more »
In celebration of Archaeology Month, Historic Germanna’s Archaeology team will host special behind-the-scenes walking tours on each Friday morning in October of Germanna’s archaeological dig sites. The dig sites feature the ruins of the “Enchanted Castle” – home of Virginia’s Colonial Lt. Governor, Alexander Spotswood – as well as the potential sites of the 1714... Read more »
