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SemiQuin Saturday: Historic Beverly Walking Tour
Learn about Beverly’s rich history with a walking tour of the town’s many significant sites. Saturday, July 4th at 10:30 AM.
SemiQuin Saturday: Historic Beverly Walking Tour
Learn about Beverly’s rich history with a walking tour of the town’s many significant sites. Saturday, June 13th at 10:30 AM. Free.
SemiQuin Saturday: Blacksmithing Demo
Burning with anticipation to see a blacksmithing demo? This event is for you! Join local artist Jesse Dickens as he demonstrates the art of blackmithing in our Beverly workshop. Saturday, June 6th from 11 AM – 2 PM. Free! The Randolph County Historical Society’s Subscription Schoolhouse (across the street) will be open during this artisan demonstration. SemiQuin Saturdays are weekly heritage themed events for America at 250 June-August.
Beverly’s Old-Fashioned Christmas
Celebrate the holidays the old-fashioned way with Beverly’s Old-Fashioned Christmas! All-ages crafts, snacks, and live music. Saturday, December 5th from 10 AM-4 PM.
Historic Beverly Lantern Tours
Experience Historic Beverly in a different light – with our popular lantern tours! Knowledgeable guides walk you through the sites and stories of Beverly’s past. Tour lasts about 90 minutes and requires light walking to various sites. $10
Liberty Tea and Chamber Music
Liberty Tea program revived! The Liberty Tea and Chamber Music program for Sunday afternoon WILL BE HELD as planned in the Courthouse of the Beverly Heritage Center! Thanks to musicians Katy McClane and Jane Birdsong for stepping up to fill in for those who were no longer available. The revised program will include classical, ballads, and popular music from the Revolutionary era. Please come enjoy the free program! Light period refreshments will be served at 1:30 with concert starting at 2.
Semiquincentennial Exhibit Opening
New exhibit opening to commemmorate early Beverly and America at 250. Friday, May 22nd from 4-6:30 PM at the Beverly Heritage Center. Free.
Rich Mountain Battle Commemoration
Meet us at the Battlefield for a full day commemorating the Battle of Rich Mountain! From stories to supper, this is a day to remember. At 2:30pm, join local historian Hunter Lesser and RMBF President Richard Wolfe on top of Rich Mountain at the Hart homestead, where the battle took place. On this walking tour, hear the stories of the battle while standing where soldiers stood 165 years before. At 4pm, meet at Field of Fire Pavilion, in Mabie, WV, below the Battlefield for the ribbon cutting to mark the reopening of the Camp Garnett trail! RMBF Battlefield…
Live on the Lawn
Live on the Lawn! Saturday, October 24th from 5:30 – 7:30. Details TBD. Free show.