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Biz Beat Clips: Shannon Air Museum launching new exhibit

The Shannon Air Museum in Spotsylvania County is getting ready to open the Genesis of Flight Experience, which will pay tribute to the earliest days of flight. A gala is planned Nov. 14. Watch this week’s video for more.

Spotsylvania County, VA · 7d
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Alexandria Historian Uncovers Civil War Secrets in New Book on Union Occupation

Alexandria, VA – Alexandria historian Madeline Feierstein has turned her passion for research into a career uncovering forgotten stories of people and places. Her new book, Occupied Alexandria: How The Civil War Transformed A Southern City, published by The History Press, explores how Union occupation reshaped Old Town Alexandria.

Alexandria, VA · 6d
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Soulful Blues, Piano Classics, and a Tribute to America’s 250th with Stunning Vocal Music

Saturday, Nov. 7 at 5 p.m. Tickets: $35 (price includes fee) Crowned the new “Queen of the Blues” by the legendary Koko Taylor, Grammy nominee Shemekia Copeland brings a contemporary edge to the blues. The daughter of Texas blues great Johnny Copeland, she has earned nine Blues Music Awards and B.B. King Entertainer of the Year honors. GET TICKETS.

Manassas, VA · 6d
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This Day In Maryland’s History – Enslaved Marylanders Receive Their Freedom

ANNAPOLIS, Md. — Nov. 1 marked an important date for Maryland in 1864, for this was the day that every enslaved person in our state was legally granted their freedom. The Emancipation Proclamation had granted freedom to enslaved Americans across the rebel states nearly two years earlier, but since Maryland was a border state that remained in the Union, it required its own constitutional changes to abolish slavery once and for all.

Maryland · 8d
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Maryland Matters

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‘Nearly erased’ Black patriots of the Revolution now enshrined at State House

A nearly forgotten part of Maryland's Revolutionary War history is now enshrined on the grounds of the Maryland State House, with the unveiling of a monument to the roughly 150 Black Marylanders — some free, some enslaved— who fought against the British.

Maryland · 7d

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Michael Shiner: The Enslaved Man Who Wrote His Way into American History

Long before African Americans could freely tell their stories, Michael G. Shiner was quietly documenting history. Born into slavery in 1805 in Piscataway, Maryland, Shiner became one of the most remarkable eyewitness chroniclers of nineteenth-century America. His writings preserved more than five decades of Washington, D.C., history, providing an extraordinary perspective on slavery, freedom, labor, and the nation’s transformation.

Washington, DC · 5d

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Culpeper Downtown for the Season Brings Holiday Magic to Downtown November 22

The holiday season is arriving in Culpeper Downtown, and the community is invited to celebrate with festive events, holiday shopping opportunities, family entertainment, and small-town holiday charm during Culpeper Downtown for the Season 2026, presented by Culpeper Renaissance, Inc. (CRI). The festivities will take center stage on Sunday, November 22, with the Holiday Open House & Community Tree Lighting, bringing families and visitors downtown for an afternoon of free entertainment, seasonal activities, local shopping, and holiday cheer. From carriage rides and live music to face painting, balloon art, and a special visit from the Grinch, the event offers something for all ages as downtown welcomes the holiday season. Activities will take place throughout downtown, with entertainment beginning as early as 10 a.m. and continuing into the afternoon. The community tree lighting ceremony will begin at 4:50 p.m.

Culpeper, VA · 6d

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Artists & Makers Studios | Montgomery County Woodturners and Friendship Star Quilters A Forest Meadow

Opening Reception: Friday, November 6 from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM. Artists & Makers Studios is pleased to host Montgomery County Woodturners and Friendship Star Quilters for the month of November. The exhibit will run from November 4th through November 24th, with a First Friday opening on November 6th from 5-8pm. In this exhibit these two separate, traditional forms of artwork complement one another in their depictions of woodland meadows. After all, a meadow shows the hidden diversity within a forest when a tree has fallen, bringing forth a burst of flowers and smaller plants – providing quilters an opportunity to explore subject matter beyond trees. At the same time, the tree fall that creates such a meadow provides the wood that the wood-turning artists use to create their beautiful expressions of wonder.

Rockville, MD · 6d

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Montgomery County Thanksgiving Parade Returns to Silver Spring Nov. 21

The following is a press release from Montgomery County Government. Montgomery County Md.- The Montgomery County Thanksgiving Parade will bring marching bands, colorful floats, cultural dance performances, and holiday characters to downtown Silver Spring beginning at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Nov. 21. The annual parade, held the Saturday before Thanksgiving, will feature performances celebrating the community’s diversity and the start of the holiday season.

Silver Spring, MD · 6d

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Renée C. Gage Celebrates 25 Years as an Alexandria Photographer and Artist

Alexandria, VA – Last month, Renée C. Gage welcomed friends and family to her photography studio in Hollin Hall to express her gratitude and commemorate her 25th anniversary milestone. The celebration featured live music by Dan Murray, whose golden voice filled the courtyard, and beautiful floral arrangements from Helen Olivia. Guests enjoyed treats from The Cut Butchery, Fabled Ice Cream, Hollin Hall Pastries, and Ellen Woods Bakes.

Alexandria, VA · 7d

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What to do if You Find an Old Gravestone in Prince William County

An old gravestone in the woods can make you stop and wonder who was there before you. Maybe you’ve found one on family property, noticed a few stones in a field, or come across what looks like a small cemetery while walking through an older part of Prince William County. The discovery can raise questions about the people who lived here, and it’s worth knowing what to do before you start looking for answers.

Prince William County, VA · 13d

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8 Maryland Bookstores So Packed With Cheap Books, You’ll Lose Track Of Time

Want to find amazing bookstores in Maryland that won’t empty your wallet?. These 8 bookstores offer shelves packed with cheap books and hidden treasures waiting to be found!. 1. Wonder Book & Video (Frederick) Some places just have a way of pulling you in and not letting go. Wonder...

Maryland · 11d

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Go Hear Dan Murray at Lena’s. You’ll Understand Why I’m Gushing.

ALEXANDRIA, VA — I went upstairs at Lena’s last month to hear Dan Murray, and I came away convinced we’ll soon be saying, “We saw him when.”. This young man is that good. I had written about Murray before the performance. I knew about his beginnings...

Alexandria, VA · 8d

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Alexandria Mural by Patrick Kirwin Celebrates Local History

Alexandria, VA – On a picture perfect Thursday afternoon in the Arlandria section of Alexandria, while neighborhood artists created a new mural on another wall of the Mt. Vernon Shops in Del Ray, artist Patrick Kirwin joined the staff and friends of Rust Construction unveiling their office redo and Alexandria’s latest commissioned mural. Measuring 18′ x 20′ it’s Kirwin’s largest undertaking yet.

Alexandria, VA · 7d

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Zebra Book Club Reviews The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife in Alexandria

Alexandria, VA – Over dinner at Aldo’s Italian Kitchen, the Zebra Book Club gathered for their October meeting to discuss Anna Johnston’s The Borrowed Life of Frederick Fife. Longtime member Anna Marie Evans guided the lively conversation, unpacking the novel’s bittersweet themes of grief, second chances, and chosen family.

Alexandria, VA · 7d

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Del Ray Halloween Parade 2026 Draws Thousands for 30th Anniversary Celebration

Alexandria, VA – The 30th annual Del Ray Halloween Parade brought thousands of costumed children, adults, and pets to Mount Vernon Avenue on October 25, celebrating one of the region’s most beloved community traditions. Recognized by USA Today as one of the 10 best Halloween parades in the country, the event featured creative costumes, decorated strollers and wagons, local high school bands, and spirited neighborhood participation.

Alexandria, VA · 7d

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Thermal Cameras, Quilting Machines, and Free Seeds:  Yes, That’s the Library

When you think of the library, you may picture cozy reading nooks, stacks of bestsellers, and quiet study areas. Those are all part of what makes the library special—but they are only the beginning. As November invites us to reflect on the services and resources that make everyday life...

Prince William County, VA · 7d

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Radioactive gravesite at Arlington National Cemetery | 7News Salutes

ARLINGTON, Va. (7News) — Among the quiet rolling hills of Arlington National Cemetery, go to Section 31, Grave 472 -- You’ll find the headstone of Army Specialist Richard McKinley. There’s nothing distinctive or flashy about this grave, but looks can be deceiving. “His remains are, in fact,...

Arlington County, VA · 10d

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Recreate Washington’s Famous Crossing and Win Big at Mount Vernon!

MOUNT VERNON, VA — Got a rowboat? A few patriotic friends? Maybe a dog who looks particularly commanding in a tricorne hat?. You’re halfway to making history. Well, sort of. George Washington’s Mount Vernon has launched a delightfully imaginative contest inviting the public to recreate one of the...

Mt Vernon, VA · 7d