First Saturday at the Museum, July 5
Join us on Saturday, July 5, to hear the Pete Fields and Friends! We're moving First Friday to Saturday just this month so you can enjoy Independence Day festivities, too. Learn more here >>

Path to History
As completion of the Fredericksburg Area Museum & Cultural Center's expansion into the former First Virginia Bank building draws near, community members are showing support by participating in the Path to History program. This brick sidewalk, our Path to History, will be paved with bricks you donate, commemorating a loved one or celebrating a special event. Orders must be postmarked by July 15 to ensure placement for the opening of the Museum's new facility this fall. Order your brick today >> and learn more here >>

Visit Asheville, NC, and the Biltmore
October 16-18, 2008
Join us for an exciting trip to Asheville, North Carolina. This three-day trip will feature an after-hours tour of Biltmore House, an afternoon at the 61st Annual Craft Fair of the Southern Highlands, and a guided tour of the Southern Highland Craft Guild's Folk Art Center. For full details and the registration form, click here >>

Sneak a Peek: The Museum is Growing
Thursdays, beginning June 19, 2008
This year's Summer Children's Workshops at the Fredericksburg Area Museum & Cultural Center will focus on new exhibits to be unveiled this fall in the Museum's expanded galleries. During the Sneak a Peek: The Museum is Growing series, children ages 6-12 will experience hands-on interactive learning introducing them Fredericksburg history. Sponsored in part by Target. Learn more here >>

Evening with an Expert: Fall Series
Movers and Shakers of Fredericksburg is the theme of the Fall Series, which starts in September. Learn more here >>

John Adams Elder: Fredericksburg's Artist of the Civil War
The Fredericksburg Area Museum is delighted to have the opportunity to display such a large collection of John Elder's paintings. Learn more here >>

FAMCC Announces Target Support
The Fredericksburg Area Museum & Cultural Center announces that its 2008 Summer Children’s Workshops are being sponsored in part by Target. “We’re honored that Target considers this series worthy of support, and we hope this partnership will continue.” Learn more here >>

British Heritage, American Style
Fredericksburg is a focal point of decorative arts made in Virginia. British Heritage, American Style: Decorative Arts of the Rappahannock River Region celebrates and explores the decorative arts and heritage. Take time to visit today!