Twenty Virginia artists open their studios near Lanexa this weekend, with glassblowing, pottery and collage demos open to all ages.

Janie Sparkle tumbles into an enchanted world this December as Institute for Dance brings its original holiday tale back to Duke of Gloucester Street.

Two original Declaration of Independence prints, Patrick Henry's spectacles and a seed-paper pledge activity are drawing visitors to Yorktown.

The Kimball Theatre hosts EFFIE on Saturday, with the filmmaker and screenwriter staying after for a live Q&A on the real case.

Tickets run $20 for adults as Colonial Williamsburg restages the ballad opera George Washington once watched at the tavern.

Tuesday's Palace Concert puts period harpsichord and strings inside the ballroom where royal governors once danced.

Luke Nathan Phillips will field Revolutionary War questions in character before Yorktown's Victory Monument hosts a free outdoor Hamilton screening.

Four October evenings at Hennage Auditorium bring archival letters to life as Colonial Williamsburg marks its centennial.

An Occasion for the Arts kicks off Friday with a Pressing Strings concert and a 30-minute hip-hop history sound walk through the Wren Yard.

Riflemen drill, cannons boom, and drummers beat retreat this weekend as Colonial Williamsburg recreates Virginia's 1776 push north.