If there’s one place you should bring your family for the 4th of July holiday, it’s Williamsburg. Not Washington, DC. Not New York City. Not Virginia Beach. Williamsburg. Why? Naturally, it’s because of the history that permeates just about every nook and cranny of…

Historic Garden Week in Virginia 2013, also known as “America’s Largest Open House,” will be held the week of April 20 – April 27. Every April, 250 of Virginia’s most beautiful gardens, homes, and historic landmarks play host to visitors eager to see extraordinary…

One of the original buildings from Williamsburg’s Colonial days, Bruton Episcopal Church is almost 350 years old and remains a vibrant and important part of Williamsburg’s spiritual and religious community to this day. Established in the late 1660s (with the current building standing since…