Find updates on Fredericksburg events, happenings, and accolades
The City of Fredericksburg on Thursday (Feb. 23) is set to unveil its Civil Rights Trail: “Freedom, a Work in Progress.” The three-mile walking trail guides participants through post-Civil War history, drawing together the stories — one never-before-heard testimony at a time — of Fredericksburg-area people and places that have helped shape the civil rights narrative.
The Black History Month Walking Tour will meet at the Historic Fredericksburg Foundation on Saturday, February 18th.
Great Lives is a historical lecture series at the University of Mary Washington, and will begin its 2023 season on January 19th.
Jurassic Quest Fredericksburg will roar back to the city from January 6-8.
Here are four events this weekend in Fredericksburg.
Lane closures and temporary traffic patterns are needed over nearly 36 hours on Dec. 5-7 to support the opening of a new interstate bridge over the Rappahannock River.
Lewis Rogers has been announced as the next superintendent of Fredericksburg and Spotsylvania National Military Park. He begins his new assignment December 18.
The first FXBG Cookie Crawl will take place on this coming First Friday, December 2nd.
The City of Fredericksburg is reviewing plans for a condominium project at the corner of Princess Anne and Hanover streets downtown.
The University of Mary Washington will host opening rounds of the NCAA Division III volleyball and men’s soccer tournaments this week on campus.
The Fredericksburg Area Museum (FAM) on Saturday will open a new exhibition featuring the City of Fredericksburg’s “Auction Block,” which was removed from the corner of William and Charles streets in the summer of 2020.
Several business leaders shaped by their University of Mary Washington educational experiences returned to campus last week as College of Business (COB) honorees.