Calendar of Events
Historic African American Gardening and Foodways in the Northern Shenandoah Valley Lecture
Come learn about what ethnobotanical archeological research done at the Belle Grove enslaved quarter site reveals about African American foodways in the 18th century.
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Wild Wednesdays
Families are invited to join us at Belle Grove to have fun learning about our wild world!
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Community Quilting Bee for Quilt Honoring People Enslaved at Belle Grove
Come learn about memorial quilts that will honor the 270 individuals enslaved at Belle Grove from the 1780s to the 1860s. Community members are now invited to participate in the quilting process. No experience necessary!
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Abba & Frank Thornton: Making a Garden from a Thicket
The amazing story of Abba and Frank Thornton, enslaved by the Hites and the progenitors of a 35 member family, some of whom they saw reach freedom.
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Sense and SensabiliTEA
Enjoy a gentile afternoon tea in the Regency era at tables throughout the Belle Grove Manor House.
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Easter Spring Flower Arrangement
Attendees will create a spring floral centerpiece with spring boughs, flowers, and moss. Accents like small rabbits, plants, eggs, or rocks can be added for a more rustic look.
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