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American Indian Interpretation

Explore the diverse cultures of Native peoples striving to preserve their traditional way of life and learn about the roles they played in creating a new country.

Behind the Wythe House

Explore the yard and first floor of the Wythe House. Discuss Enlightenment thinking and the ideas that shaped the Revolution.

Brickyard Work

Discover the process of making bricks that will be used in building projects around town.

Carpenter's Yard

Discover how the carpenters use hand tools to transform trees into lumber and lumber into buildings.

Emily's Thomas Jefferson Event

This is a wonderful Thomas Jefferson event. Update.

Entertainments at the Play House

See the theatrical entertainments of The Jug Broke Theatre Co. Enjoyment for all! Check the marquee by the stage for daily performances.

Fire a Flintlock Musket

Fire live rounds at a target from two different reproduction 18th-century flintlock firearms used during the Revolutionary War.

Freedom's Paradox

Explore the paradox of the institution of slavery and the movement for independence in a 60 minute walking tour which begins and ends at the Randolph Yard.

From the Ashes

As the ashes settle on Washington D.C., James and Dolley Madison struggle to find a path forward.

Ghost Walk Junior

Calling guests of all ages! Enjoy this 45-minute ghost tour of traditional spooky stories with a Colonial Williamsburg flavor. All children must be accompanied by an adult.

Growing a Colonial Garden

Explore this garden filled with vegetables and perfumed by heirloom roses and herbs.

Haunted Williamsburg

Brave centuries of scares, from 18th-century colonial ghost stories to creepy modern-day encounters!

Nation Builders Discuss the Rights of Women

Join two Nation Builders to discuss how they viewed and debated the rights of women.

Pop-Up Archaeology!

Join archaeologists in the Art Museum for a special pop-up exhibition of artifacts from Custis Square and the First Baptist Church archaeology sites!

Public Auction

Take part in an exciting auction! Bid on selected items from Colonial Williamsburg stores as well as exclusive items not available elsewhere.

Succordia's Prayer

As she mourns the passing of her beloved, Succordia, an enslaved woman in the twilight of her life, tells us her story of love and faith that transcends her enslaved status.

TEST--Greenhow

Enjoy this wonderful opportunity to scan event tickets at Greenhow Lumber House! You won't want to miss this special event.

TEST--Play House Stage

This is a wonderful program for scanner testing. Enjoy positive and negative events all day long.

TEST--Weaver Scanning

Join us for the wonderful scanning opportunity. The weaver's shop is a key location. Enjoy the ride!

The Palace Garden Party

Join us on May 7, for an immersive 18th-century garden party at the Governor's Palace. Guests will enjoy seasonal enchantments with libations, traditional music, and dancing.

The Price of Womanhood

Meet two women separated by time, but not by place as they discuss what it means to be female, educated, represented, and equal.

The Public Armoury

Witness the effort of diverse individuals to support the Revolutionary War at this industrial complex.

The Sword and the Press

Join Colonel George Washington and Clementina Rind as they reflect on the last war with the French.

Tradespeople in the Raleigh Tavern

Visit the silversmiths, wigmakers, bookbinders, public leatherworks, and more to explore the techniques and tools used in their trades.

Visit a Nation Builder

Step into the past with a Nation Builder and learn about their contribution to the founding of our nation.

Weavers at Work

Learn how flax, cotton, and wool are converted from tangled masses into orderly, precise fabrics.

Women and the Law tours

Uncover the stories of women who engaged with the highest levels of colonial law and government as not only victims but active participants - even criminals. Tours every 15-20 min.