September 2019
Family Trees
Family Trees Tuesdays 1-5pm August 6 & 20, September 10 & 24, October 1 & 22 Thursdays 1-5pm August 8 & 22, September 12 & 26, October 3 & 24 Discover family history! A representative from the Gloucester Genealogical Association offers one-on-one help to ensure accurate, complete and well-documented research. FREE. No registration required. All ages. Call 804.693.2998 for more information.
Find out more »Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group
Wednesday, September 11, 10:30 a.m. Alzheimer’s Association Office – DeHardit House 7335 Lewis Avenue, Gloucester, VA 23061 Please call 804.967.2580 for more information.
Find out more »Book Clubs – Evening
Book Clubs Evening 2nd Thursdays - 6:30pm, Main Library August 8, September 12, October 10 Call 804.693.2998 for more information. Everyone welcome!
Find out more »Alzheimer’s Caregiver Support Group
Thursday, September 19, 6-7:30 p.m. Alzheimer’s Association Office – DeHardit House 7335 Lewis Avenue, Gloucester, VA 23061 Please call 804.967.2580 for more information.
Find out more »10th Annual Gloucester Wine Festival
Great wines are waiting to be discovered at the 10th Annual Gloucester Wine Festival! Join us for tasting of top Virginia wines & fine foods! Learn more about the art of wine and tastings! Shop with local artisans and unique retail vendors! And listen to exciting live music while strolling the grounds of the internationally acclaimed Brent and Becky’s Bulbs. All General Parking will be at Ware Academy 7936 John Clayton Memorial Hwy, Gloucester Courthouse, VA 23061 with convenient shuttles…
Find out more »After Hours Lecture at VIMS – Forecasting Tidal Flooding: Helping Hampton Roads prepare for storms and rising seas
Have you ever wished you could ask Google if the roads along your travel route are flooded? Or wished you could know days in advance the extent to which your backyard will flood during a certain tide? Dr. Derek Loftis of VIMS is working to make these things a reality. Join us as Dr. Loftis shares how the use of innovative technologies and citizen scientists is helping Hampton Roads communities predict and prepare for flood events and rising seas. This…
Find out more »Guinea Jubilee
The Guinea Jubilee and the Guinea Heritage Association are committed to preserving the history and values of a unique community we call Guinea. The Guinea Jubilee is a two day event that annually attracts thousands of people to celebrate and honor the way of life in the Guinea Neck. The Jubilee features cultural activities, arts and crafts exhibits, a parade, delicious seafood, and a fireworks show to end the event. Our festival is always held the last Friday and Saturday…
Find out more »October 2019
2019 Middle Peninsula/Northern Neck Walk to End Alzheimer’s
Currently, more than 5 million Americans are living with Alzheimer's disease and 16 million individuals are serving as their unpaid caregivers. Right here in Middle Peninsula and Northern Neck, many of your friends are facing this progressive disease, which devastates families, their finances and their future. Every year, Walk to End Alzheimer’s® raises millions of dollars across the country to benefit all those affected by the disease. This inspiring event calls on participants of all ages and abilities to join…
Find out more »GMCC Oktoberfest!
So you want to come to an Oktoberfest party? Wunderbar! The GMCC-Oktoberfest is the place to be with cold beers, delicious food and lively entertainment. Join us as we honor those who have helped the Clinic advance its mission and raise funds for patient care at the Clinic.
Find out more »FALL GALA @ Arts On Main
Mark your calendars! An evening of food, spirits, music, dancing, art and an auction! Our annual fundraising gala: Saturday October 19, 2019 @ 5:00 PM.
Find out more »Taste of Virginia at Rosewell Ruins
Outdoor food tasting with vendors from the local area presenting their best Virginia food offerings. Live Music under the tent with wine. Food and Beverage offerings. Tours of the Ruins offered.
Find out more »After Hours Lecture at VIMS – Cytobots in the Bay: How technology is keeping Virginians safe
Harmful algae blooms, or HABs, occur when algae in the water grow excessively and produce toxins and other harmful effects on the environment and people. Algal species capable of producing HABs have increased in abundance in the Chesapeake Bay during the last decade, causing concern among resource managers, industry members, health officials, and the public. Dr. Juliette Smith, faculty member at VIMS, is using an autonomous, underwater instrument called an Imaging FlowCytobot in the York River to address those concerns.…
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