Purchase a book signed by local children's book author Caroline Ward and meet the cute little dog who inspired "Little Bit Goes to England" and "Little Bit Goes to France." Afterwards, shop the Gallery at York Hall for paintings, pottery, jewelry, stained glass, quilts, and other pieces from more than 300 local artists.

The Freight Shed and Yorktown Waterfront will be filled with unique works of art—everything from oil, acrylic and watercolor paintings to glass, drawings, photography, jewelry, pottery, painted furniture, fiber art, handmade soap and wood work and more.

Meet and greet the local historian and author of "Virginia in the War of 1812" during the Yorktown Art Exhibit at the Gallery at York Hall. After getting your book signed, shop paintings, pottery, jewelry, stained glass, quilts, and other pieces from more than 300 local artists.

Our exciting five-week concert series features local favorites who play a little bit of everything—jazz, big band, and country.

Our exciting five-week concert series features local favorites who play a little bit of everything—jazz, big band, and country.

Our waterfront farmers market is one of the most unique in Hampton Roads—offering spectacular views of the York River, live music, food trucks, chef cooking demonstrations, and a variety of vendors!

Our waterfront farmers market is one of the most unique in Hampton Roads—offering spectacular views of the York River, live music, food trucks, chef cooking demonstrations, and a variety of vendors!

Enjoy America’s best music genres during this two-day event. Local and regional bands on three stages. Food and beverages available.?Watermen’s Museum. Free admission. $10 evening concerts. 757.887.2641

Enjoy America’s best music genres during this two-day event. Local and regional bands on three stages. Food and beverages available.?Watermen’s Museum. Free admission. $10 evening concerts. 757.887.2641

Led by their own Master Sommelier, these classes focus on enjoying, tasting, and educating guests on wine and the regions from which they come. No wine drinking experience necessary.

After more than two years of planning, scanning, molding, and casting, the replica four-pound British naval gun from the 1781 Battle of Yorktown will be unveiled.

During this two-day event, experience the historic village of Yorktown as it might have appeared in 1781 under the occupation of British forces.

Start your week off right with yoga every first and third Monday of the month. Meet at the Carriage House and bring your own mat. This class is beginner and intermediate friendly. Proceeds go to the Watermen's Museum.

Sip back and enjoy family-friendly fun at this annual craft beer festival.