Join an expert guide on a tour of the Cedar Mountain battlefield, and learn about the chronology of the battle, hear the stories of the soldiers and civilians impacted by the battle, and visit the key landmarks on the battlefield.

Tourists are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes, bring bottled water and bug spray, and be prepared to walk over uneven terrain. These tours occur every second and fourth Saturday of every month.

For more information, click here.

Enjoy a Thursday evening of live music and lots of fun in Downtown Culpeper!

While Deja Gruv performs live music, folks can enjoy delicious food, refreshing adult beverages, and kids can play in a kid’s corner!

For more information, click here.

The mobile museum will be in Culpeper from June 19th through the 21st.

This is a hands-on, interactive museum that immerses visitors into the key stories of Virginia’s rich history, and travels to schools, museums, local events, fairs, and more!

For more information about the mobile museum, click here.

For more information about the event, click here.

Enjoy a relaxing and celebratory Father’s Day at the Mountain Run Winery!

There will be food, great wines and beers, and live music from Ronnie Johnson and Friends!

For more information, click here.

250 years ago, the Continental Army was born, which laid the foundation for what became the United States Army.

To celebrate the birthday of the Army, join the American Battlefield Trust at Brandy Station for a family-friendly Generations Event.

Kids from 6-17 can try their hand at marching like a soldier, wear a tricorn hate, and race through Revolutionary War-themed activities.

This is a free event that allows participants to walk in the footsteps of the Minutemen, so please wear comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing.

For more information, click here.

Join an expert guide on a tour of the Cedar Mountain battlefield, and learn about the chronology of the battle, hear the stories of the soldiers and civilians impacted by the battle, and visit the key landmarks on the battlefield.

Tourists are encouraged to wear comfortable walking shoes, bring bottled water and bug spray, and be prepared to walk over uneven terrain. These tours occur every second and fourth Saturday of every month.

For more information, click here.

Spend your Friday evening by highlighting your brand and making community connections at the CulpeperFest!

This event is family-friendly, with vehicle displays, vendors, prizes, giveaways, food, and more! This is Culpeper’s largest business-to-community event!

To learn more, click here.

Throughout the summer months, Beer Hound Brewery will be hosting a Summer Patio Party series.

This will have a rotating lineup of food vendors, laid-back vibes, and a great beer selection.

For more information, click here.

Meet and hear from the descendants of the Battle of Brandy Station, the men who camped in Culpeper during the winter, and those involved in the beginning of the Overland Campaign.

There will be food, multiple speakers, re-enactors, and more!

This is a free event, and more information can be found here.

On June 9, 1863, the Battle of Brandy Station was fought between Confederate General J.E.B. Stuart and Union General Alfred Pleasonton.

On June 7, the Culpeper Battlefield Tours will host a free event that commemorates the battle with no ticket or advance notice required. There is a list of times and locations in which people will see the 35-minute introduction of the battle all the way down to the 30-minute reeactment of the Duffie Attacks, which is the conclusion of the tour.

For the full list of the tour, click here.

Enjoy the spring day by preparing Yowell Meadow Park for the warm weather months.

Join the community members and organizations in helping keep the river and community clean and healthy. Litter grabbers, bags, and gloves for all volunteers will be provided.

For more information, click here.

Courtesy of the Museum of Culpeper History, join the Mountain Run Winery to experience a colonial dinner.

Food will be provided by Zippy’s Smoke Shack, 18th-century tavern music will be performed by Colonial Faire, and Susan Graham will be presenting on colonial dining.

Costs are $65 and more information can be found here.

Throughout the summer months, Beer Hound Brewery will be hosting a Summer Patio Party series.

This will have a rotating lineup of food vendors, laid-back vibes, and a great beer selection.

For more information, click here.

On May 2nd, 9th, 23rd, and 30th, spend a couple hours at Salubria and learn about the preservation efforts.

This is an exclusive, small-group tour that will focus on the architecture, history, and ongoing preservation efforts of the historic site.

There will be different guides on the tours happening this month, and tourists will get an up close and personal with the craftsmanship of the house in the 18th century, and the augmented preservation projects that happened in later years.

To learn more about the tours, click here.

Virginia is proud to host public Memorial Day commemoration ceremonies at more than 130 national cemeteries in the state this Memorial Day weekend.

For more information, call 540-825-0027.

Click here for the website.

With warm weather officially upon us, visitors to the Brandy Station battlefield can now tour the Graffiti House every Saturday!

These tours go from 12:00 to 4:00, but every Saturday the house is open for touring until November. For more information, click here.

In celebration of the 250th anniversary of the American Revolution, explore the exhibit in the Museum of Culpeper History that honors the Culpeper Minute Men.

This exhibit will be on display until December of 2026. More information can be found here.

On May 2nd, 9th, 23rd, and 30th, spend a couple hours at Salubria and learn about the preservation efforts.

This is an exclusive, small-group tour that will focus on the architecture, history, and ongoing preservation efforts of the historic site.

There will be different guides on the tours happening this month, and tourists will get an up close and personal with the craftsmanship of the house in the 18th century, and the augmented preservation projects that happened in later years.

To learn more about the tours, click here.

The Hatfield and the McCoy rivalry is easily the most famous family rivalry in history. Join the Brandy Station Foundation for a two-hour lecture series with descendants of the families, and how they had a family feud from the Civil War until 2003.

Please note, this event will be held at the Brandy Station Volunteer Fire Department Hall.

For more information, click here.

Join Jeff Joyce and Jessica Shimko on a tour through the Culpeper National Cemetery, as they discuss the history of the cemetery and they people who are buried there.

For more information about the tour, click here.

Celebrate in person the dedication of the updated historic marker.

This event has more details to come, but participants are encouraged to read the code of conduct before attending.

For more information, click here.

Honor your beloved mother with a relaxing day at the Mountain Run Winery, featuring live music, wine, and food.

The winery is open 12:00 to 7:00, and the pastoral landscape is the perfect place for socializing, family picnics, and relaxing. It also as a playground and plenty of space for kids to run wild.

Pepper’s On the Go will provide food, and live music from Mercy Creek will play from 1:00 to 4:00.

For more information, click here.

Cedar Mountain Battlefield Foundation will be hosting an open house to showcase our visitor center and recruit volunteers to support their staff.

Come check out their newest educational displays and tour both their facilities and their beautifully preserved battlefield!

They’re hoping to recruit an army of volunteers to fill their ranks to keep their park beautiful and educate the public on the history of Culpeper’s largest battle!

For one hour, enjoy a guided tour of the Cedar Mountain Battlefield with a knowledgeable guide. Tourists will go over uneven terrain in both shaded and sunny locations.

To learn more, click here.

Please note: tours are every second and fourth Saturday of every month.

On May 2nd, 9th, 23rd, and 30th, spend a couple hours at Salubria and learn about the preservation efforts.

This is an exclusive, small-group tour that will focus on the architecture, history, and ongoing preservation efforts of the historic site.

There will be different guides on the tours happening this month, and tourists will get up close and personal with the craftsmanship of the house in the 18th century, and the augmented preservation projects that happened in later years.

To learn more about the tours, click here.

PEC Wildlife and Habitat Restoration Coordinator, October Greenfield, will take participants on a 1.3 mile walk over rolling pastures and meadows to find native Virginian birds.

Possible bird sightings include eastern meadowlarks, field sparrows, and a variety of other grassland and shrubland species.

Due to the terrain, birders are advised to wear appropriate footwear and clothing, and also bring their own binoculars.

For more information, click here.

Lace up your hiking boots and join Education Manager Shannon Doherty for a moderate hike through the history of Germanna Ford and its environs. Registration required.

More information can be found here.

On May 2nd, 9th, 23rd, and 30th, spend a couple hours at Salubria and learn about the preservation efforts.

This is an exclusive, small-group tour that will focus on the architecture, history, and ongoing preservation efforts of the historic site.

There will be different guides on the tours happening this month, and tourists will get an up close and personal with the craftsmanship of the house in the 18th century, and the augmented preservation projects that happened in later years.

To learn more about the tours, click here.

Join the Manassas Battlefield team for a cleanup of the battlefield!

Volunteers will participate in trash pickup, fence line clearing, and tree planting.