Free Admission! Come join the fun at Round Hill United Methodist Church (2993 Northwestern Pike in Winchester) on Saturday, June 4, 3:00-7:00pm. Outside concession stand and ice cream sales. 3:00pm-Children's Inflatables & Games Begin 4:00pm-BBQ Chicken Free Will Dinner 4:30pm-Live Music by Grayscale 6:00pm-Auction Begins Free will offering dinner includes: Chicken, green beans, coleslaw, roll, ... Read more

The Godfrey Miller Center presents their Summer Lecture Series! Empty Shelves? Food System Resilience during COVID and Beyond with Dr. Scott McClure Dr. Scott McClure was born in Winchester before growing up in Northern Virginia. After receiving Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Food Science from Cornell University he spent over five years in the food ... Read more

This 30-minute presentation discusses the life of Judah, the enslaved cook of Belle Grove. Purchased by the Hites with her two young boys, Judah remained the Hites' cook until her death in 1836. This program is conducted by Cedar Creek and Belle Grove National Historical Park Ranger Shannon Moeck. It will take place in the ... Read more

The Godfrey Miller Center presents their Summer Lecture Series! Mascot and/or Matriarch? Social Media Portrayals of Sister Jean Schmidt with Dr. Scott P. King Dr. Scott P. King is a Professor of Psychology at Shenandoah University, where he has worked since 2010. At SU he teaches courses in social psychology, personality psychology, research methods, aging ... Read more

Come out to Bridgeforth Field to cheer on your Winchester Royals, as they take on the Purcellville Cannons! Bring the family, enjoy our concession stand, and cheer on your Royals, loud and proud! More information and game schedule: www.winchesterroyals.org/calendar

Celebrate freedom and reflect on the past at this free Juneteenth celebration featuring live music from Souled Out (2–5 p.m.), children’s activities, food trucks, and free admission to the MSV galleries—including the exhibitions Contributions: African Americans in the Shenandoah Valley and Danny Lyon: Memories of the Southern Civil Rights Movement—on this special day. Event schedule: ... Read more

The Godfrey Miller Center presents their Summer Lecture Series! Why the Experience of Awe is Good for You, Except When it isn't with Dr. John D. Copenhaver, Jr. Dr. John D. Copenhaver is Professor Emeritus of Religion and Philosophy at Shenandoah University. He attended college at Washington and Lee University, majoring in European History. Following ... Read more

Unearthing Enslaved Lives at Belle Grove – registration required (6:30 p.m.) Special event hosted by the Shenandoah County Parks and Recreation. Visit Belle Grove after hours for a chance to see a new exhibit on the archaeology that was conducted at the Enslaved Quarter Site. A bonus presentation of Kneading in Silence: A Glimpse Into ... Read more

Wine tasting, music, craft vendors and food trucks on the grounds of the beautiful Museum of the Shenandoah Valley. Participating vendors: Bluestone Vineyard Barren Ridge Vineyards Briede Family Vineyards Brix & Columns Vineyards Cave Ridge Vineyard CrossKeys Vineyards Honey & Hops Misty Mountain Mead Sage Bird Ciderworks Star in the Valley Estate Winery North Mountain ... Read more

Join us for our opening show of 2022! We have the incredibly talented Brennan Edwards and Mr Jett opening up and making way for the Copper Canyon Band. Shaffer's Barbecue will be on hand with delicious eats along with Cupcake Cottage serving up some desserts. Gates open at six music starts at seven. $10 a ... Read more

The Godfrey Miller Center presents their Summer Lecture Series! "Still Marching On": The Shenandoah Valley's African Americans in the Civil War's Aftermath with Professor Jonathan A. Noyalas Jonathan A. Noyalas is director of Shenandoah University's McCormick Civil War Institute and a professor in the history department at Shenandoah University. Noyalas is the founding editor of ... Read more