The Rappahannock Chapter of the American Red Cross says the region’s blood supply is running low, a challenge that’s common during the summer but especially concerning this year.
Although heat shortened and canceled many events this year, guests still explored the Fredericksburg region early Saturday.
A Fredericksburg tradition returns this Saturday as 2,000 rubber ducks take to the Rappahannock River.
From rubber ducky races to re-enactments, here’s what to do on the July 4th weekend.
Artists and subjects ink new art during event on Sunday at Fredericksburg Convention Center.
Third annual festival continues through Sunday.
Annual event includes march through downtown and riverfront festival.
Market Square celebration recognizes emancipation and contributions of Black Americans.
Third annual event to feature 70 films, 12 events when it opens June 25.
County celebrates 20th anniversary of signature Independence Day celebration June 27.
If you can’t travel to the host cities, grab a seat at a local establishment.
FXBG Free Closet teamed up with The Table to give away clothes and vegetables in Market Square Tuesday.
For 24 hours next weekend, Kelly Shores will complete a workout every hour to raise money for the Alzheimer’s Association.
Annual celebration of the end of slavery moves to Stafford, adds Kalahari as sponsor.
Market Square concert draws visitors to downtown for First Friday.
A free concert Sunday at the Fredericksburg Fairgrounds will raise money for the artist, musician and mentor whose influence helped shape generations of local performers.
Annual event returns with a block party on Market Square.
The local fight against Alzheimer’s disease will be the focus of a community meeting Friday at the Publisher Hotel in downtown Fredericksburg.
LADIA opened the season.
Fade-A-Thon thru 10am on Tuesday.
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