Join the Alliance for the Chesapeake Bay to learn more about the process and science of livestaking. Livestaking is a quick and simple way to acquire cuttings of fast-growing trees and shrubs that thrive in wet areas. Species like elderberry, boxelder, buttonbush, and others are all good species for livestaking. Register and learn more here.

The York River Garden Club will hold a talk by Susan Walton, a Master Naturalist with experience with butterflies, at 10 a.m. Thursday, Feb. 8 at Bethany United Methodist Church, 1860 Hayes Road, Gloucester Point. Future meetings include a talk about pollinator plants by Gloucester Master Gardener Rose Sullivan. The club meets the second Thursdays […]

How did African slavery begin in the Virginia Colony and did they seek freedom from their condition?  Did any European indentured servants and Native Americans resist their lot as well?  During this walk, you will discover stories of rebellious conspiracies and courageous runaways and how they overcame the challenging terrain of Tidewater Virginia to elude their […]