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Celebrate the legacy of Nick and Mary Mathews, Yorktown restauranteurs who donated the land for the American Revolution Museum. Explore the history of Nick’s Seafood Pavilion, an iconic Virginia restaurant, and see rare items from its legendary past. Included with museum admission. This event runs from March 8th until July 27th.
🫡 UNDER ARMS: Answer the Call! 🥁⚔F️ree and Open to the PublicIt's April 21, 1775 – Trouble is brewing in Williamsburg... The alarm has sounded — the public gunpowder has...
Did you know that the Art Museum of Colonial Williamsburg is now FREE for everyone! And so are many of the events that happen there - like this one! Poetry...
Tick-borne diseases are on the rise globally, sparking interest in reducing their impact. However, the complexity of tick biology makes them difficult to study. Since 2009, the Old Dominion University Tick Research Team has been monitoring tick populations and pathogens through an ongoing surveillance project. This presentation will share the findings from this long-term study, exploring how the region’s ecology influences tick populations. This event is part of the Naturally Speaking VLM Series.
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