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Find Events & Things to Do in the Historic Triangle

Each season, Williamsburg presents unique events and activities for guests and locals. With cultural events like concerts and art exhibits, visitors can enjoy the unique offerings of the area. The history of Williamsburg appeals to visitors from all over, and there are a variety of ways to celebrate our nation's history. Exhibits span art, music and education to enhance history appreciation for visitors of all ages. Look for special events that will happen during your visit, or plan your visit for your favorite events!

Events for July 22, 2012

“Return of the Cherokee: A Public Dance”
No ticket is required
Location: Palace Green
Event Website

The Museum of the Cherokee Indian’s Warriors of Ani Kituhwa present “Return of the Cherokee: A Public Dance” at 1 p.m. Sunday, July 22 on Palace Green as they recreate traditional dances that were seen by Williamsburg’s 18th century residents. Presented weather permitting.

July 22, 2012
1:00 PM
 
 

Outdoor Movies on Prince George Street
Event Website

The Outdoor Movies on Prince George Street are back! Sponsored by Blue Talon Bistro. The schedule is: June 17, The Muppets; June 24, Thor; July 1, Grease; July 8, Captain America; July 15, Winnie The Pooh; July 22, Rear Window; July 29, Tin Tin; August 5, Hugo; August 12, Who Framed Roger Rabbit?; August 19, Cowboys v. Aliens; August 26, The Help; September 2, Sherlock Holmes (2); September 9; The Artist. Note: schedule may change. See webstie for additional information.

May 18, 2013
 

American Furniture: From Virginia to Vermont
Location: DeWitt Wallace Museum
Event Website

This exhibition in the Elizabeth Ridgely and Miodrag Blagojevich Gallery highlights pieces from three regions: Eastern Virginia, Pennsylvania, and New England. While early furniture forms and styles from these areas were similar during the late 17th through the early 19th centuries, the interpretation and the popularity of designs varied due to differences in local economies, trade settlement patterns, and the religious and cultural backgrounds of the inhabitants. A section on painted furniture further demonstrates regional styles and decorative influences.

April 01, 2012 - December 31, 2013
10:00 AM - 7:00 PM
 
 

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