Join COTU for a cluckin’ good time at their Fowl & Farm festival featuring delicious beer, chicken, and live music. *** For more information on this event click here. *** […]
River City Volleyball Academy in partnership with Hanover Vegetable Farm presents Dreamsicle, A Jimmy Buffett Musical Journey with Hungry Hard Luck Heroes Featuring long time Coral Reefer Band member Doyle […]
Surround yourself with the beauty of fresh blooms while sipping on a glass of wine and enjoying a relaxing afternoon at James River Cellars Spring Flower Bloom Bar with Freckled […]
Bring your family and join Patrick Henry’s Scotchtown as they celebrate spring, the shearing of the sheep and fiber production in Scotchtown. *** For more information on this event click […]
Join James River Cellars and other local VA wineries for the April Fools Festival! Listen to live music, enjoy wine, shop local vendors, and visit the food trucks! *** For […]
Join James River Cellars for a fun and hands-on crafting experience where you’ll create your very own Chunky Knit Bunnies using our selection of soft, cozy yarn and adorable accessories. […]
Bundle up and head to Town Hall for the Ashland Winter Market, happening 9–11 AM on the 1st and 3rd Saturdays each month through April! *** For more information on […]
Join us in the historic Town of Ashland, Virginia for Easter Brunch on April 20, 2025. We will be offering a special menu in addition to our regular brunch menu. […]
Join us in the historic Town of Ashland, Virginia for Easter Dinner on April 20, 2025. We will be offering a special menu. Easter Dinner | 5pm–8pm *** To make […]
Explore the inadmissible, hidden spaces with David Deal, the Executive Director of Hanover Tavern Foundation during the May Behind the Scenes Tavern Tour. From basement to attic, the old Tavern […]
The 21st annual street festival and railroad extravaganza sponsored by Amtrak Virginia and CSX celebrates Ashland’s love for trains. *** For more information on this event click here. *** Looking […]
Have you ever wanted to wander through Patrick Henry’s Scotchtown appreciating the architecture of this 300-year-old house? Have you longed to see parts of the house not usually open to […]
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