The French & Indian War Foundation and the Colonel James Wood II Chapter of the Sons of the American Revolution invite you to the 20th Anniversary Celebration of Fort Loudoun Day commemorating the beginning of construction of Col. George Washington's historic Fort Loudoun in 1756. Join us for a look back into Winchester’s history during...
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Be sure to stop by the Book Gallery during KidzFest and meet local author Candace Meredith. She'll have her two children's books with her, Matilda Gets Adopted, about the bond between a girl and her doll; and A-Hoy Frankie! Your Riverboat Captain, a science-based story set in the Florida Everglades.
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Preservation of Historic Winchester and the Shenandoah Arts Council are teaming up for an open house event in celebration of National Preservation Month on May 14, noon-4 PM at our joint offices in the Hexagon House at 530 Amherst St. Anyone may stop by and see our unique office building, the only hexagonal residence built...
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Local author and educator Heather Gutierrez, author of the "It's Hard to Sleep" series, will be at the Book Gallery. Stop by and say hi enjoy these delightful stories. “It’s Hard to Sleep When You’re an Artist” features a young girl who loves to paint, and definitely isn’t tired at bedtime! Follow Lily & her...
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Stop by the Winchester Book Gallery for some live music at 5pm! Valley Delinquent is a Winchester Based punk band. They've played shows in Winchester, Stephens City, and Philidelphia.
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