Each week, explore the rich history, vibrant culture, and hidden stories of Gloucester – with guest speakers, lively discussions, and plenty of community spirit.

Join us in Gloucester, VA on 6/28 to hear Anthony Rosano and the Conqueroos mix traditional Blues and Roots elements with a modern Rock delivery featuring Ron Holloway, saxophone extraordinaire!

Art in the Village is a full day of fun for the whole family. Come for the day and stay for dinner at one of Main Street’s eateries.

Come visit the Timberneck House, a late 18th-century home owned by the Catlett family for generations until the early 20th century.

Free concert at Gloucester’s Historic Courthouse Circle! Tom Euler belts out blues and rock with covers and originals.

America’s premier British Invasion band performing British pop, rock & prog hits of the mid 60’s & 70’s

Traces of Transformation, presented during the Gloucester Arts Festival, brings you deep into the influence the world around us has on artists.

Art by local Theresa Wells Stifel

Join Gloucester’s Play All Day with live music, food truck, and free sunset yoga.

Join us for a Family-Friendly event that educates, recognizes, and demonstrates the importance of this hallowed day in American History. There will be a dynamic program and speaker, educational displays, children’s hands-on learning activities, games, vendors, music, and food. Admission is free.

Flat Iron Crossroads hosts Lord Nelson Band, an original rock and roll set from the foothills of Virginia’s Blue Ridge Mountains.

Explore the tiny house that became the birthplace of Walter Reed, the army physician who studied the cause of yellow fever.

Come visit the Timberneck House, a late 18th-century home owned by the Catlett family for generations until the early 20th century.

Step back in time for a Revolutionary drama set in the summer of 1775. Watch as Lewis Burwell of Fairfield visits John Page at Rosewell to ponder weighty decisions.

The June 7th concert by the Virginia Symphony Orchestra is touted as one of the most anticipated events of the year in the community, drawing well over a thousand families and community members to Main Street for an evening of great food and music.

Flat Iron Crossroads is hosting Reggae Fest on Saturday, June 7th featuring Stuck on a Name, Lions Bridge, and headliner, Mighty Joshua to spread peace and love through music and community.

Watch 30 nationally recognized plein air artists and local talents capture the essence of the historic district.

Honor Our Heroes Celebration presented by the Pocahontas Foundation.

Enjoy oysters, beer, wine and new this year, whiskey! Visit the Plein Air artists who interpret the beautiful surroundings on their canvases, creating small works available for sale at the event.

A dedication service will be held at Rosewell on Sunday, June 1 at 3 pm to celebrate past resilience and embrace renewal at the Remembrance Structure constructed on the manor’s north side.

Join us for the annual VIMS open house- a fun-filled and educational event for the whole family! Located on Gloucester Point, MSD features exhibits, children's activities, seining in the York River, tours, a seafood cooking demonstration, mini-lectures, and more.

Come visit the Timberneck House, a late 18th-century home owned by the Catlett family for generations until the early 20th century.

Join us in o hear Nashville’s funk-rock jam band, Freedom Junction.

Join us to hear Lucid Evolution, a funk-rock jam band from Richmond.

The perfect way to celebrate Mother’s Day or simply enjoy a delightful afternoon with friends.

Explore the tiny house that became the birthplace of Walter Reed, the army physician who studied the cause of yellow fever.

Come visit the Timberneck House, a late 18th-century home owned by the Catlett family for generations until the early 20th century.

Returning to Flat Iron Crossroads is Pressing Strings, a four-piece band based out of Annapolis, Maryland performing a blend of indie, soul rock, and Americana roots.

The Bobby Thompson Trio performs originals, blues, rock, and related styles and is based in Washington D.C.