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Free event! Come test your knowledge on the American Revolution for America’s 250th birthday! Join us at the North House Museum on May 1st from 6PM - 8PM. Prizes awarded from local businesses such as Patina, Corn & Flour, and River City Bike and River Adventures! In conjunction with First Fridays after 5 in Downtown… |
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Free to the public! Join us for an engaging public lecture by Dr. Sarah McCartney of the College of William & Mary as she explores the 1775 Botetourt and Fincastle Resolutions—early calls for liberty often seen as precursors to the United States Declaration of Independence—and life in the Greenbrier Valley, particularly highlighting women's experiences during… |
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Free Event! Join GHS for the second installment of Fostering Wildlife Corridors for Biodiversity. This month, learn more about No Mow May and the importance of native planting efforts to naturalize your yard, including our very own North House Garden Initiative. Hosted by AmeriCorps Environmental Historian Jess Levine. Leave with free No Mow Grass, Native… |
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Join us for Our Stories, the Greenbrier Historical Society's First Friday lecture series celebrating the history, culture, and voices that help shape our region. Held every First Friday each month from June to December, programs will take place from 5 to 7 PM at the North House Museum, unless otherwise noted. Guests are…
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Join us Friday, June 5th, as our First Friday Lecture Series kicks off with Alderson quilter Mary Mitchell presenting Underground Quilts: A History of African American Quilting Traditions. A lifelong sewist and passionate quilt historian, Mitchell blends artistry, storytelling, and historical preservation in her work. Her presentation will explore quilting traditions connected to the Underground… |
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RESCHEDULED - Saturday, June 6th, 12PM - 2PM Join GHS for the final installment of Fostering Wildlife Corridors for Biodiversity: Butterfly Lifecycles. During this FREE event, participants will create their own butterfly gardens, plant Rose Milkweed, a favorite snack for butterflies, and learn more about how to better support pollinators! This event is open to all… |