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Juneteenth in Williamsburg

Wondering how you can honor Juneteenth in Williamsburg? The folks at Colonial Williamsburg are committed to sharing the stories of America’s origins, with the intention of helping to create a better, more informed society. The struggle for freedom for Black people continues to be a part of our country’s legacy, and today more and more […]

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Four Ways to Celebrate Cinco De Mayo

Cinco de Mayo is almost here, so we thought we’d give you a little history lesson before sharing our favorite Mexican restaurants in Williamsburg. We hope you enjoy these four ways to celebrate Cinco de Mayo in Williamsburg! It’s a popular misconception that the fifth of May is Mexico’s Independence Day. In reality, it’s a […]

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Mother’s Day in Williamsburg

Mother’s Day is right around the corner, and there are a million ways to celebrate right here in Williamsburg, Virginia.  Williamsburg boasts world-class history museums, art galleries, dining, theme parks, and gorgeous scenic trails and waterways. There’s something for every taste and style here, from art and history lovers to foodies and thrill-seekers.  After a […]

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St. Patrick’s Day Celebration

For the first time in over a year, guests of Busch Gardens in Williamsburg can explore the whole park! See all 10 decorated villages and ride on 18 rides and coasters (including the Sesame Street® Forest of Fun for little ones!), enjoy authentic Irish food and live entertainment, family-friendly activities, and of course, St. Paddy’s […]

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Black History in Colonial Williamsburg

As part of the American south, Colonial Williamsburg, Virginia, was once a home to enslaved people. This February, to celebrate Black History in Colonial Williamsburg, they will share the stories of the African American men and women who contributed to the story of our nation while under the weight of unimaginable toil and sacrifice. Here […]

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Pandemic-Safe New Year’s Eve

This New Year’s Eve presents us with yet another unique challenge—how do we celebrate the arrival of a much-needed new year while continuing to be vigilant about Covid-19 safety practices? That’s why we thought it would be most appropriate to share our ideas for a pandemic-safe New Year’s Eve! The CDC has announced its guidelines […]

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Busch Gardens Christmas Celebration

Though Christmas Town won’t be happening at Busch Gardens this year due to COVID-19, there is still plenty to celebrate (from an appropriate distance, of course). Check out what the Busch Gardens Christmas celebration will look like this year… The Busch Gardens Christmas Celebration is a limited-capacity event happening now through January 3, and it […]

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Holiday Events in Colonial Williamsburg

Here’s what’s happening soon. Don’t miss these unique holiday events in Colonial Williamsburg! Carriage Rides Throughout the year, guests of Colonial Williamsburg love to take horse-drawn carriage rides around the Historic Area. This tradition becomes even more special when you’re surrounded by the sights, sounds and smells of the holiday season.  Options: Romantic Wythe $55.00 […]

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Celebrating Halloween This Year

You may be wondering how Halloween will look this year, given that cases of Covid-19 are still on the rise in many places throughout the country. As it always has been, necessity is the mother of invention. One thing we humans have always been good at is adapting to change, and celebrating Halloween this year […]

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History of Halloween

Halloween kicks off what is arguably the most tradition-packed time of year for Americans. Everyone remembers their own childhood Halloween traditions, and as they make families of their own, new traditions are added to the old, and the holiday continues to evolve. While it may be well-know what your family tradition have been, many don’t […]

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