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Downtown Fredericksburg comes alive every second Saturday of the month with the lively and unique energy of Second Saturdays! This is your perfect opportunity to explore our charming historic streets, shop at local businesses, savor delightful food, and enjoy the vibrant local culture.
Two new businesses have made their way to Downtown Fredericksburg and will open their doors soon.
What inspires the owners of one of the newest restaurants in the region? The Rappahannock River! The Port Oysteria and Brewery now known for the wonderful seafood it produces – and is a reminder of the robust commerce, when Fredericksburg was one of the busiest ports in the country.
Mary Wash Alumni that continue to make a major impact on the business landscape in Fredericksburg.
As we close summer with the Labor Day weekend full of gatherings with family, friends, and maybe a trip to your Alma Mata the transition from summer to fall is a natural time for change and growth.
“Hyperion is an iconic place, right up there with Carl’s,” said its new owner, Jack Scholl, a couple of days after purchasing the same coffee shop that he fondly remembers from his UMW days.
Northern Virginia Magazine enters Mason Dixon into a breakfast war.
A 2,400 square foot medical/office condo in Cowan Center recently sold for $1,180,000.
A store specializing in sustainable products and bulk refills with a focus on elimination of single use plastics is locating in the former Collage Market location in Downtown Fredericksburg. Fillagreen, Your Local Refillery will open their second location at 716 Caroline St.
Encourage – Empower – Educate: Fredericksburg Fitness has created a place where all three can happen with intention and positive energy.
Paris Banh Mi is now open at 1150 Carl D. Silver Parkway for breakfast, lunch, and dinner or just dessert.
A 9,213 square foot building in Downtown Fredericksburg recently sold for $1.5 million.