Watch the weekly video series featuring local businesses, events, and happenings in Fredericksburg, Virginia
Discover the charm of historic Fredericksburg with Fredericksburg Model-A Car Tours! Join owner Katrina Rae as she shares insights about this unique touring experience.
Fall is here in Fredericksburg, and that means it’s time for one of our favorite events: Fredtoberfest! Join us on October 5th at Virginia Credit Union Stadium for a day of fun for the whole family.
Motts Run Reservoir is marking its 50th anniversary this September with a month-long celebration.
In this week’s edition, Gaila Simms, Vice President of Programs and Interpretation at the Fredericksburg Area Museum (FAM), introduces a new museum exhibit titled “Lafayette’s World: Revolutionary Ideals and the Limits of Freedom,” a highlight of the citywide celebration on November 23-24, 2024.
This week, we meet Craig Graziano, Fredericksburg Branch Manager, at the Central Rappahannock Regional Library (CRRL).
Visit Legacy Clothing & Gifts at 804 Caroline Street in downtown Fredericksburg! Formerly known as Lady Legacy, we’re excited to showcase our expanded collection now including attire for both ladies and gentlemen.
This week, FXBG Finds explores City Vino’s stunning new home in Fredericksburg.
In this week’s edition, Kelly Hunt, owner of Eats Burgers and Mason Dixon Cafe in Fredericksburg, introduces FXBG Summer Restaurant Week 2024.
In this week’s edition, Sarah Hurst, Past Chair of the FXBG Clean & Green Commission, announces the 2024 Fredericksburg City Clean and Green Commission’s annual Sustainability Award, recognizing 31 city businesses.
In this video, local artist Bill Harris discusses the replacement of the Johnny Johnson Mural on the side of Corky’s building, located near the corner of William and Sophia Street in downtown Fredericksburg.
This is the first episode of a new weekly video series to highlight the Fredericksburg business community and share upcoming events and activities.
In this week’s episode, the tables are turned as Bill Freehling is interviewed by Fredericksburg City Manager Tim Baroody.