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16 Williamsburg Winery enjoys its spot on the Tasting Trail

44 ANTIQUES AND CONSIGNMENTS ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT

18 Breweries central to Williamsburg Tasting Trail 20 Distilleries share commitment to craft, understanding of history 22 Silver Hand adds a sweet taste to spirits trail

35 Symphony offers an out-of-Williamsburg experience 37 A little morning music 42 Entertainment guide 28 AREA MAP 54 DISCOUNTS FOOD & DRINK

Covering the Historic Triangle since 1964

38 Let the food carry you away at Istanbul LIVING & RETIRING HERE

Marisa J. Porto Publisher and Editor-in-Chief

32 Classes take a DIY approach to cooking

Peggy Bellows Editor

LOCAL BUSINESS PROFILE

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24 Drink Williamsburg: Connecting you with your buzz

LouAnne M. Sexton Layout & Design

30 MAP DIRECTORY

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48 TAKE THE TOUR

Heather Bridges • Brandy Centolanza Troy Jefferson • Amanda Williams Wesley Wright Writers Cindy Jenne • Kathy Talmage Advertising Sales Summer Hamlin Sales Assistant www.williamsburgmagazine.com

THINGS TO DO 9 Plenty of fun to be had indoors 10 Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Museum celebrates 60th anniversary 12 Strategy for fun 13 Learning about how electronics work 14 A new look at the American Revolution

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When the weather turns cold, the warmth of the indoors beckons. While it’s tempting to grab a blanket and hibernate, there’s plenty in Williamsburg to explore indoors.

The local craft beverage scene has burgeoned, packing a surprising amount of variety into the area.

What started in 2006 with Alewerks Brewing Company has grown to include Virginia Beer Company and Brass Cannon Brewing, all boasting unique brews but united in the pursuit of quality beer.

Beyond beer, Williamsburg Distillery and Copper Fox Distillery offer a taste of locally produced spirits. And don’t forget about Silver Hand Meadery with its modern take on a historic drink.

These beverages, and the award-winning wines of Williamsburg Winery, are all part of the Williamsburg Tasting Trail, as it’s now called.

You can hit several of these locations in one trip thanks to Drink Williamsburg, a recently opened business with bus tours of the Tasting Trail.

While craft beverages certainly add to a feeling of warmth, they aren’t the only option in winter.

There’s Williamsburg’s Room Escape, presenting a few fun takes on that “escape room” experience that has been on the rise.

But if the outdoors beckons, there are always opportunities to explore the outdoors, and you’ll find a few ideas in this issue too.

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By Troy Jefferson Winter is here and that means cold temperatures outside. Here are some things you can do around town while keeping warm inside.

If you feel like being active and working up a slight sweat while having some fun, bowling is a great option.

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By Heather Bridges The Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum first opened in 1957, centered around a collection of a few hundred objects given by the museum’s namesake to the Colonial Williamsburg Foundation.

Sixty years later, the museum’s collection has grown to more than 5,000, and Abby Aldrich Rockefeller’s vision lives on.

This month, pieces from the museum travel to New York City as the 2017 loan exhibition in the Winter Antiques Show at Park Avenue Armory, held Jan. 20-29.

“Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum: Revolution and Evolution” marks an exciting start to the museum’s 60th anniversary year.

“It is fitting that the nation’s finest collection of American folk art will celebrate its 60th anniversary at the critically acclaimed Winer Antiques Show in the city where Mrs. Rockefeller’s remarkable philanthropy remains in evidence today,” Ronald Hurst, the foundation’s Carlisle H. Humselsine chief curator and vice president for collections, conservation and museums, said in a news release.

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Abby Aldrich Rockefeller, wife to John D. Rockefeller Jr., was a passionate collector of art who helped found New York’s Museum of Modern Art. As one of the Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg, the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum remains the “oldest, continuously operating institution in the United States dedicated solely to the collection, exhibition and preservation of American folk art,” the release stated.

The Colonial Williamsburg Foundation last appeared in New York in 2001 at the Winter Antiques Show, a prestigious annual art, antiques and design fair.

“Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum: Revolution and Evolution” will include notable pieces from the museum’s collection, everything from paintings, drawings and sculpture to weathervanes, quilts and toys. The artifacts date from the 18th to 20th centuries – pieces created and used by everyday people, as the release described.

Here are a few highlights.

An oil painting dating to the 19th century, “Baby in Red Chair” was first obtained by Mrs. Rockefeller in 1931 and featured in a 1932 exhibition at the Museum of Modern Art. Another painting, “Washington and Lafayette at the Battle of Yorktown” is a work by Ruben Law Reed whose ancestors fought at the battles of Lexington and Bunker Hill.

Other unique items include a salt-glazed stoneware water cooler by Henry Lowndes of Petersburg and a depiction of George and Martha Washington in the Pennsylvania-German tradition of fraktur.

Locally, the museum has much in store for the year ahead, beginning May 5 and 6 with a series of lectures, programs and special tours. On May 6, “America’s Folk Art” is set to open, introducing visitors to the world of folk art through select pieces from the museum’s collection. Finally, “We the People: American Folk Portraits” is scheduled to open at the museum on July 1 and includes around 50 folk portraits.

WANT TO GO? Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg Location: 326 W. Francis St. Hours: 10 a.m.-7 p.m., daily Contact: 757-220-7724

Perhaps the best-known and most beloved item on display in the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum is Baby in Red Chair. Created by an unknown painter in the early 19th century, it was among the first folk art items acquired by Mrs. Rockefeller for her personal collection.

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By Wesley Wright If you like puzzling your way out of predicaments, Room Escape Williamsburg may be the place for you and your friends to enjoy some mind games and postholiday strategizing.

Each group is placed into a room where they have to figure out how to use a set of clues to escape. Among the themes are Contagion, centered on a disease that is affecting the planet, and bank heist, where you have to figure out how to get into the safe

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By Wesley Wright What was originally the Yorktown Victory Center, is now the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, a state-of-the-art facility aimed at bringing America’s origin story into modern audiences.

First stop is the theater where an expert storyteller walks visitors through a film that introduces them to the period. Just outside the theater are exhibits and galleries that walk them through the period using artifacts, dioramas and more.

In its five permanent exhibits, the musuem tackles topics ranging from establishing a postwar economy to figuring out the nuances involved with freeing four million slaves.

Among the pieces on display are paintings of some of the war’s major figures and weaponry from some of the battles.

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where visitors can see how land-owning families lived during the time. You might even be able to pitch in on some chores such as pulling weeds, watering plants or preparing period food. Interpreters are on hand, and they’ll respond to your questions in character.

WANT TO GO? Where: 200 Water St, Yorktown Hours: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, open until 6 p.m. during summer, June 15 through Aug. 15 Admission: Tickets are 9.75 for adults and 5.50 for children ages 6-12. Those under 6 get in free.

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The theme changes each

month. It was scary stories, in October, for example. The Weavers of the Word Storytelling Collaborative chooses the storytellers, and all are welcome to pitch their stories.

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Williamsburg Winery enjoys its spot on the Tasting Trail

By Amanda Williams One way to weather the cold winter months is by exploring Williamsburg’s Tasting Trail, a select group of breweries, distilleries, a meadery and one winery, the Williamsburg Winery.

While the tasting trail is new, established in 2016, the winery has been serving guests since 1985 and housing them at Wedmore Place since 2007. The 300-acre plot is also home to a café and tavern.

“The tasting trail has certainly enhanced the Williamsburg experience in general,” said Michael Kimball, the winery’s assistant vice president of marketing. “Williamsburg has an amazing culinary scene and the Williamsburg tasting trail is a great way to navigate those kinds of craft beverage experiences.”

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He said people often come to the winery from the other tasting trail stops and those leaving the winery frequently ask about other craft beverage locations to visit.

With a tasting and tour at the winery, guests get a Williamsburg

Winery glass to take home. They offer a variety of tour and tasting options ranging from $9 to $40 as well as combinations that include lunch ($35 per person) and dinner ($80 per person).

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holiday season is a tasting room and wine bar in Colonial Williamsburg, just off of Merchant’s Square on South Henry Street.

The shop will be open through the New Year.

The new wine bar offers all the same wines to purchase as the winery either by the bottle or glass in addition to a similar full tasting offered at the winery. What the tasting room boasts for the holiday is a spiced wine, served warm, that plays into the holiday theme.

“There’s a lot of space at the tasting room for people to relax and enjoy their family or friends over a glass or bottle of wine,” Kimball said. “It’s a very open and relaxing space to unwind — pun intended — this holiday season.”

The holiday tasting room is open 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. daily, and is expected to remain open until Jan. 16.

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At left bottom: Jamestown Cellars Settlers Spiced Wine Photo courtesy of Williamsburg Winery

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Breweries central to Williamsburg Tasting Trail

By Heather Bridges Three friends, all homebrewers, realize they brew better together. An Army veteran with a penchant for small business starts what was at the time the lone local brewery. Two college buddies quit corporate jobs to pursue their brewing dreams.

The three breweries – Brass Cannon Brewing, Alewerks Brewing Company and Virginia Beer Company – have stories as distinctive as their products.

What binds them is the ceaseless pursuit of quality beer and the place they call home: Williamsburg.

It’s a connection further bound by the Williamsburg Tasting Trail, a tourism initiative by the Greater Williamsburg Chamber and Tourism Alliance that links the breweries to other local craft beverage offerings – a meadery, a winery and two distilleries.

With Billsburg Brewery planning to open at James City County Marina, Williamsburg’s burgeoning beverage scene is growing still.

Alewerks, started in 2006 by Chuck Haines, largely helped set the brewery stage. Haines opened what was then Williamsburg Alewerks with brewmaster Mike Pennsinger. It was Williamsburg’s only brewery at the time – a time that predated Senate Bill 604, allowing on-premise consumption at Virginia breweries.

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The brewery recently celebrated 10 years and the hard-earned growth those years contained, in both business and brewing capacity.

You’ll still find Alewerks’ first beer, the Tavern Ale, on tap. But current brewmaster and managing director Geoff Logan said there are usually 16 beers on tap at any given point, including seven year-round beers.

“We want to be consistent, that’s for sure,” said Logan, who pursues a “cost-be-damned approach to top-notch beer.”

Whether brewing the historical Old Stitch Brown Ale or the seasonal Pumpkin Ale, “quality is paramount,” Logan said.

At Brass Cannon, just down the road from Alewerks, the beers lean more heavily to the historical.

“We wanted to make something that kind of got back to the roots a little bit,” said Tony Artrip, who co-founded the brewery in 2012 with friends Phil Norfolk and Scott Kennedy, though the journey started long before, when the individual homebrewers decided to combine strengths and brew together.

Artrip said Brass Cannon focuses on European and Early American styles and techniques, with several of the selections less hops-heavy and “more malt forward.”

Brass Cannon currently offers eight beers in the taproom, with five main-line brews including the best-selling “Angry Scot” Scottish strong ale and English-style “Barrage Brown Ale.” One of those eight beers changes nearly every other week, replaced with a new brew.

Having moved locations and expanded in 2016, Brass Cannon is on a trajectory Artrip hopes continues.

“If it keeps up the way it’s been going, I’m going to be a pretty happy camper,” he said.

It’s a sentiment shared by Virginia Beer Company founders, Robby Willey and Chris Smith, two College of William and Mary grads who quit jobs as a financial analyst and a consultant to move back to Williamsburg and open a brewery in March 2016 The positive response over the past year has validated a passion born over beers in Williamsburg’s Green Leafe Café in 2007, furthered by homebrewing and turned into a business plan starting in 2010.

“It’s why we came back (to Williamsburg),” Smith said. “It’s what we wanted to do.”

Eight beers on tap include four year-round beers and four rotating beers. Virginia Beer Company’s two brewing systems, manned by brewmaster Jonathan Newman, allow constant variety in the taproom – Smith said the brewery produced 60 unique beers in its first nine months.

Willey jokes the brewery often goes “off-script,” and that’s no less true of recipes that often deviate from style norms.

They don’t joke about giving back, though, regularly involved in local fundraisers and finding ways to engage the community. In their own ways, Alewerks and Brass Cannon do the same.

“It starts with great beer. I think we have that.

But there’s so much more to it,” Smith said of creating community.

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Virginia Beer Company Hours: Closed, Monday and Tuesday; 4-9 p.m., Wendesday; 3-9 p.m., Thursday; 12-9:30 p.m., Friday; 11 a.m.-9:30 p.m., Saturday; 12-7 p.m., Sunday Location: 401 2nd St. Contact: 757-378-2903 Website: virginiabeerco.com Year-round beers: Wrenish Rye amber ale, Elbow Patches stout, Free Verse IPA, Saving Daylight citrus wheat Brass Cannon Brewing Hours: 12-7 p.m., Monday, Tuesday and Sunday; 12-9 p.m., Thursday-Saturday; Closed, Wednesday Location: 5476 Mooretown Road Contact: 757-566-0001

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Distilleries share commitment to

craft, understanding of history

By Troy Jefferson It takes research and going the extra the mile to run a distillery.

“We’re trying to be as authentic as we can,” said Bill Dodson, owner of the Williamsburg Distillery.

The Williamsburg Distillery opened its doors in September 2015 and specializes in producing gin and rum.

After a career as a math teacher and aerospace engineer, Dodson decided to shift gears and open up the Williamsburg Distillery.

“My life has always been about making and fixing things,” Dodson said.

Dodson wants the experience to be not only fun but informative as well.

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“A tour through our distillery is a tour back in time. I want you to know the history of what you’re drinking,” Dodson said.

The Williamsburg Distillery uses colonial methods to produce alcohol, which means they heat water, add grains then wait for “chemistry” to happen.

Dodson said he avoids genetically modified corn so his bourbon and gin have a better taste.

Dodson’s tours are a history lesson filled with anecdotal stories on the origin of liquor.

Finding a niche is the backbone of running a successful distillery and the Williamsburg Distillery niche is incorporating history into alcohol production, according to Dodson.

At the Copper Fox Distillery on Capitol Landing Road, their niche is creating different malted smoked

barleys, which provide a varied flavor.

“There are very few distilleries in the world that malt their own barley,” said Rick Wasmund, owner of the Copper Fox Distillery.

Copper Fox uses Applewood and cherry wood to add a different flavor to its whiskey. They specialize in gin, rye whiskey and single malt whiskey and expanded to Williamsburg from Sperryville in March 2015.

Wasmund said he wanted the Copper Fox Distillery to be a “lifetime canvas of improvements” by continuing to expand the distillery.

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Silver Hand adds a sweet taste to spirits trail

By Amanda Williams If one of your New Year’s resolutions is to get to know the Historic Triangle’s growing sprits industry a little better, add Silver Hand Meadery to the list; it is fast becoming a staple in Williamsburg.

Not yet open a year, Silver Hand is a destination on Williamsburg’s Tasting Trail, which includes two wineries, three craft breweries and two distilleries. The process for making mead is similar to making other alcoholic favorites, owner Glenn Lavender said.

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“We’re just doing simple fermentation like what happens with wine and beer,” Lavender said. “We could do almost the same process and just change the honey to get a completely different mead.”

Traditionally, mead is 25 percent honey, 75 percent water, and yeast to help covert the sugar to alcohol as it ferments, Lavender said.

Often a different honey or yeast creates the variety in flavors.

Lavender said they use honey from around the U.S. depending on what flavor they want — like

an orange blossom honey from Florida, a blueberry honey from New Jersey, or a raspberry honey from the Pacific Northwest.

They even have an avocado honey from Mexico and a Virginia wildflower honey produced locally.

In one of Silver Hand’s varieties they use apple cider instead of water to create a kind of mead called a cyser.

Silver Hand offers a guided honey tasting at set times each day where people can spend 30 minutes tasting six varieties of honey and learning about each -- where it comes from, what the different

varieties are and how it can affect the taste of the mead it becomes.

The guided tasting is $9 for adults, $8 for those over 55, and $2 for children 4 to 12 years old.

There is also a simply honey tasting for those who just want to try the six types of honey. The cost is $5 for those over 12 and $2 for those 4 to 12 years old.

Those over 21 can taste a selection of meads for free anytime at Silver Hand. Lavender encourages people to go through both a honey tasting and the mead tasting for a fuller experience.

“The best thing to do to help understand the whole drink of mead is to go through and taste the honeys that we use to make it,” Lavender said.

Silver Hand Meadery owner Glenn Lavender tests the mead.

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Drink Williamsburg:

Connecting you with your buzz

By Troy Jefferson Drink Williamsburg’s job is to bring you right to the alcohol.

Drink Williamsburg is a touring company that uses a 14 seat bus to transport customers to various distilleries and restaurants around the Williamsburg area.

Lance Zaal, co-owner of the business, said he did bar crawls in Williamsburg but faced Alcohol Beverage Control regulations on transportation from bar to bar, but he found that he could work around the restrictions with a tour bus.

“We’re hoping we can expand to include more places,” Zaal said. “We’ve already had birthday parties and corporate parties booked.”

Zaal and his co-owner Adam Theis have been in business for four months and said that so far reception has been positive.

The tour usually begins with the customers meeting up at Paul’s Deli in New Town to grab a bite before and sometimes after, according to Zaal.

Zaal said customers like to have food on their stomach before drinking. Drink Williamsburg hasn’t had an instance of someone being put off the tour for being drunk.

“It’s been very well received,” Zaal said. “People have loved what we’ve put together. Most (touring companies) for our price only visit three places but we’re visiting four. Customers get a lot more for their money.”

Zaal said right now the audience has mostly been people in their mid 20s- to 40s.

Drink Williamsburg has one manager, three tour guides and three bus drivers.

Tours go to the Silver Hand Meadery, the Brass Cannon, Williamsburg Distillery, Copper Fox Distillery and occasionally the Virginia Beer Company.

The tour stops at each spot for 45 minutes and lasts for four hours total.

Zaal said he would like to expand the tour to Richmond.

“It’s gotten off to a really good start. People really love it,” Zaal said.

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Classes take a DIY approach to cooking

By Brandy Centolanza Foodies looking to enhance their repertoire in the kitchen have plenty of options in the Williamsburg area to enroll in cooking classes or demonstrations.

A Chef’s Kitchen on Prince George Street opened more than a dozen years ago as a way to offer guests a cooking demo dining experience. Patrons learn about food and wine while the chefs prep their meal in front of them. The menu switches up monthly to keep things fresh.

“Everything on the menu is made fresh from high quality products, and made from scratch every day,” says Chef John Gonzales, owner of A Chef’s Kitchen. “I think the appeal of our dinner classes is varied and intertwined as our guests get to enjoy the sights, sounds, the interaction with classically trained chefs, and the flavors of exciting recipes served with paired wines. The concept excites all the senses.”

Sara Benolkin-Shoop has visited A Chef’s Kitchen on multiple occasions. “The chefs are passionate about their concept and the food,” she says.

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recipes from the night to keep. I'm sure I have gone over 25 times, and I've kept every recipe. It's the real deal.”

Taste Studio in Colonial Williamsburg has a similar set up. Chefs there prepare dishes based on class themes, and use ingredients from Colonial Williamsburg’s gardens whenever possible.

“I love to cook, so any cooking class appeals to me,” says Donna Madison, who has taken a class on chocolate at the Taste Studio. “I love cooking demonstrations, wine tastings, and anything that furthers my knowledge, and the Taste Studio has the historical education as a bonus. We loved hearing about the history of chocolate in colonial times, getting to taste how different the flavor experience was for them, and how it's evolved into the industry we now know.”

The Confucius Institute at the College of William & Mary offers Chinese cooking classes, which are available to students as well as anyone else in the community who may be interested.

“People are getting more and more interested in Chinese cooking,” shares Ying Liu, associate director for The Confucius Institute. “It’s exotic to them, and Chef McMahon leads students in making the second preparation of the food for the first cooking class of the session.

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they are curious how to cook it at home. The class is also a good place for socializing. It brings people together for the sharing of recipes and ideas. We have a real diverse group.”

Williamsburg Farmers Market has frequent cooking demos under the Chef’s Tent.

“We get chefs in different ways: chefs who shop at the market, farmers who wish to demonstrate something like how to make goat’s milk cheese, and chefs who are involved in the Williamsburg Area Restaurant Association,” explains Tracy Herner, manager for Williamsburg Farmers Market. “We also have produce demos each Saturday from Memorial Day through Labor Day as part of our Power of Produce Club. Visitors are always looking for new produce to try, and new ways to eat it. Of course, people like to sample, but they also like the techniques, and cool equipment these chefs have.”

Williamsburg Area Learning Tree (WALT) also offers cooking classes. Allison Spears has co-taught classes on green smoothies and healthy desserts through WALT. Spears feels healthier meal prep is one of the main draws of cooking classes and demos.

“I think people are more aware than ever that we can support or deplete our health through our food choices,” she says. “Many illnesses are diet and lifestyle related, and a lot of people are interested in

learning how to increase their health through natural food choices. Learning tips and tricks to cook healthy foods, or make raw dishes, which are real timesavers, is important since we all lead busy lives.”

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Step lightly into the New Year

By Amanda Williams For those who want to start the New Year on the right — or left — foot, the Hair of the Dog 5K will be back in Merchant’s Square for New Year’s Day 2017.

The race, put on by Mettle Events, is in its 11th year. The Hair of the Dog 5K moved to Williamsburg from Virginia Beach last year, to ring in 2016. This will be its second time tracing the streets of Williamsburg.

“We have a very large customer base in Richmond, Petersburg and that area – we’re a national company, so we’ve been doing conventional runs in Williamsburg for 12 years and DoG Street, Hair of the Dog, First Night, it was just an awesome fit,” Mettle Events owner Ann Hupp said.

The race is part of Williamsburg’s First Night Celebration, a family-oriented, alcohol-free New Year’s celebration on Dec. 31.

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Awards will be given for a variety of categories, including those still decked out in their formal wear from the night before.

Starting at 10 a.m., runners can either walk or run the 5K course that starts in Merchant’s Square and winds its way through the College of William and Mary’s campus, wrapping around Zable Stadium and Kaplan Arena. More than 500 people raced last year, and Hupp expects a larger turnout for 2017.

“It’s a healthy way to bring in the New Year,” Hupp said. “We have a lot of fun with it.”

All net proceeds from the race will benefit the R.F. Wilkinson Family YMCA. Each participant gets a T-shirt, finisher medal and access to a post-race party with food and drink.

Registration is open online at www.hairofthedog.mettleevents. com and costs $40 until Dec. 26, at which point the price jumps to

$45 until race day.

Other New Year’s Day races will be held around Hampton Roads, including Hampton and Norfolk.

Photos courtesy of Kevin Hupp/Mettle Events

arts & entertainment

Symphony offers an out-of-Williamsburg experience

By Wesley Wright Looking for an evening of drinks and sublime music? Come by the Williamsburg Symphony’s Annual Cabaret & Cocktails Concert at the Williamsburg Lodge.

The Piano Men, a four-piece band from Maine, will play hits from Elton John and Billy Joel.

The symphony will play in the background, and will perform later in the evening.

This year’s event is just the third for the symphony. Originally, the idea was to meld some experiences that symphony people had

in New York with a Williamsburg audience.

“We asked ourselves, ‘what can we do that’s not already in Williamsburg?’ ” said Carolyn Keurajian, executive director of the symphony.

Paying more gets you closer to the musicians, and purchasing tickets in groups of 10 will secure a table for you and your companions. All tickets lead to table seating, and if event organizers have their way, you’ll enjoy an evening full of music drinks around some of the people you value most.

“We just wanted something

a little more playful and fun,” Keurajian said.

WANT TO GO? When: January 28, 2017, 8 p.m. - 10:30 p.m.

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By Wesley Wright There aren’t too many places to hear organ music anymore, but those interested can plenty of it for free in Williamsburg, at the Wren Building on the William and Mary campus.

The Wren building has stood for hundreds of years, and on any given Saturday, you can be treated to a concert in its chapel, featuring an organ that has been around since the 1790s.

Rebecca Davy, the music director for Bruton Parish, knows her listeners enjoy contemporary music and she plays to their interests.

On a Saturday morning, you’ll hear the sounds of modern songs and much older songs echoing off the walls of the chapel. The latter are songs that come from the same time period as the organ.

Davy, who is also an organist, runs the concerts. Colonial Williamsburg bought the featured organ in the 1950s. They placed it in the Wren Chapel in 1970, where it has been an integral part of concerts since.

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By Brandy Centolanza Those looking to soak in some Turkish culture and cuisine can find their fill at Istanbul Restaurant on Jamestown Road.

Istanbul opened in October 2015 in the space where Nazar used to be. The new restaurant, owned and operated by Zeki Mukus, specializes in Mediterranean dishes. Mukus, a native of Turkey, is also the head chef.

“We wanted to bring a part of our culture here,” says Kerim EK, another Turkish native and manager of Istanbul. “Most people can’t go to Turkey, so we wanted to bring it to them.”

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same area of Turkey.

“That was a nice surprise,” says EK, who started working for Mukus at Istanbul earlier this year. “I love my job. I started working in this business when I was 19, and I just want to share my experience with the customers.”

Each meal at Istanbul begins with a sampling of Turkish olives, and bread with various dips. Kebobs are among the most popular dishes, particularly the lamb shanks.

“We cook the lamb exactly like our grandmothers used to cook it, and it is very tender,” EK says.

“We also use our own herbs.”

Also hits with patrons are the garlic tiger shrimp and karniyarik, which is eggplant stuffed with meat and vegetables. The menu also includes soups, salads, wraps, seafood, and other Mediterranean fare like hummus, falafels, stuffed grape leaves, eggplant salad, and tabuleh salad. There is also a kids’ menu.

“The American customers love it,” says EK. “They’ve been really impressed. Everything is going great.”

Istanbul also has nightly entertainment in the dining room, including Turkish music and belly dancers. Customers are also welcome to bring their own music.

Weather permitting, the restaurant has a patio for dining al fresco, where guests can bring their dogs.

In addition to Mukus and EK, there are two other cooks and three waitresses at Istanbul who aim to please their guests each day.

“We all work so hard and are just so humbled by this, and just want to thank our customers when they come in here,” EK says. “Our goal is to give people what they deserve. People deserve to be happy when they are here. We also don’t want them to ever go away hungry.

That is just unacceptable to us.”

Mukus and his family also own Jamestown Pie Company next door. Jamestown Pie Company has been a fixture in Williamsburg for years, and specializes in savory pot pies and dessert pies.

Chicken pot pies, and pecan and bumbleberry pies are best-sellers, though Jamestown Pie Company also sells salads, sandwiches, and pizza.

“We’ve been around a long time, and people really like our pies,” says Mukus’ son, Volkan Mukus, who operates Jamestown Pie Company. “Queen Elizabeth bought a pie from us when she was here. That’s a good feeling.”

The Mukus family would like to expand that businesses and add more BBQ dishes such as pulled pork and brisket to their menus as well as more outdoor seating, perhaps as early as next summer.

“What we want is to offer our customers both quality service and quality, healthy food in a clean atmosphere,” says EK. “If we can give them both, then they will be back.”

WANT TO GO? Where: 1705 Jamestown Road, Williamsburg When: Mon-Thu 11 a.m.-9 p.m.

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For more information check out their website at istanbulrestaurantva.com or call 757-220-3840

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2017 Restaurant Week Friday, January 27 through Saturday, February 4 Participating restaurants will offer a reduced price lunch and dinner menu. The price includes an appetizer, entrée and dessert. Beverage, tax and tip are not included. Visit your favorite participating restaurants to take advantage of these special menu options at this great special price. For more information call 757.357.5182.

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Serving the Community for over 60 years- Come and See what Makes The Old Chickahominy one of Williamsburg’s Historic Landmarks Breakfast and Lunch served daily Breakfast: Mon.-Thu. 8:30-10:30 a.m., Fri.-Sun. 7:30-10:30 a.m.

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Entertainment guide SPECIAL EVENTS

Compiled by Heather Bridges Please refer to various articles with more details about some events or view the calendar listings at www.vagazette.com The following is a partial list of some of the area cultural offerings for the month.

CHRISTMAS TOWN Busch Gardens 2-10 p.m., Dec. 26-Jan. 2 800-343-7946 HAIR OF THE DOG 5K Merchants Square 10 a.m.-12 p.m., Jan. 1 757-373-0612 MUSIC DEWEY DECIBEL CONCERT SERIES Williamsburg Symphony Orchestra presents “Eclectic Mix” 7:30 p.m., Jan. 7

ART MUSCARELLE MUSEUM OF ART, COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY 603 Jamestown Road Through Jan. 8 – Building the Brafferton: The Founding, Funding and Legacy of America’s Indian School Hours: 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Tuesday-Friday; noon-4 p.m., Saturday-Sunday; Closed Mondays.

221-2700 or www.muscarelle.org

Williamsburg Library Theatre 259-4070

WILLIAMSBURG SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA Cabaret and Cocktails 8 p.m., Jan. 28 Williamsburg Lodge 229-9857 williamsburgsymphony.org

JAN. 13 The Bye Bye Man Live By Night Monster Trucks Sleepless THEATRE

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New Town Cinema 12, Kimball Theatre and Movie Tavern offer movies.

Check www.regmovies.com for New Town, www.history.org for Kimball and www.movietavern.com. Movies expected for release in January according to www.firstshowing.net.

JAN. 6 Amityville: The Awakening A Monster Calls Hidden Figures Underworld: Blood Wars

DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum Hours: 10 a.m.-7 p.m., daily 888-965-7254

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LIBERTY’S ICE PAVILION 311 Duke of Gloucester St. Open daily, through Feb. 20 844-283-5792 MOVIES

ART MUSEUMS OF COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG 326 W. Francis St. Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Museum

GALLERY AT YORK HALL 301 Main St., Yorktown Mixed Media Hours: 10 a.m.-1 p.m., Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday 890-4490

FIRST HIKE VIRGINIA York River State Park 11 a.m.-3 p.m., Jan. 1 757-566-3036

WILLIAMSBURG PLAYERS “Six Degrees of Separation” Jan. 19-Feb. 4 James-York Playhouse 229-0431 or williamsburgplayers.org

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6871 Main Street, Gloucester. 804 8249383. www.goodmansinteriors.com JOAN'S ANTIQUES CONSIGNMENTS & MORE The experts in vintage furniture, artistry and history. Currently accepting new consignments and offering estate liquidation services. Olde Towne Square, 4854 Longhill Rd., Williamsburg. 757 345-9688.

• One of the largest malls on the East Coast • 300+ dealers • La Petite Tea Room • Open 7 days a week (closed Christmas, Thanksgiving & Easter) • Mon.-Sat., 10 a.m.-6 p.m. • Sun., Noon-5 p.m.

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757-837-0074 From Richmond or Hampton: I-64 Exit 234 at Lightfoot East on 199, Exit Mooretown Road West, Left at stoplight onto Lightfoot Road 500 ft. to Mall on left. Look for white picket fences.

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JONI'S CONSIGN & DESIGN sells antiques, furniture, home decor, artwork plus much more. Located in Colony Square Shopping Center on Jamestown Road. www.jonisconsignanddesign.com MERLE NORMAN, WIGS & HANDBAGS Stop in for a complimentary makeover or just a new lipstick! Browse our selection of over 200 consignment handbags including Coach, Dooney & Bourke, Vera Bradley, etc. Check out our wigs, turbans, hair wraps, etc. Ear piercing is $29.99. M-F 10 - 6 pm; Sat 10 - 5. 757-220-0053 www.williamsburgmerlenorman.com

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MERMAID BOOKS, Since 1977, has been known for new, used, rare books, antiques and ephemera. Featuring; Virginia and colonial history, poetry, art, cookbooks & children’s books. Open Daily; 10 to 5 and Sundays noon to 5. 421-A Prince George Street, 757-229-3603.

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THE MOLE HOLE The Mole Hole is a unique ladies boutique, offering a wide selection of items that will delight you.

Recently, they have added consignment items, including Estate Jewelry. They also carry Pandora, Brighton, ladies clothing, and accessories. You will find a wide array of home décor along with artwork and unique tableware. Located at 4900 Courthouse Street in New Town. 757 220-8609.

REVIBE We are a consignment store that offers furniture redesign, and interior redesign. We consign local artists as well as standard consigned items, and offer interior design, home staging and workshops. 515 York Street, 757 303-9661. Tues – Sat 11 a.m.-6 p.m. and Sundays 12-5p.m. www.revibe.co

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WEST POINT ANTIQUES Located on the beautiful Middle Peninsula in historic West Point, at 706 Main Street, seven blocks south of busy Rt. 33 and six blocks from the majestic York River, you’ll find a diverse array of antiques, vintage and collectibles in our 4,000 sq. ft. shop with more than 35 dealers and consigners. Open daily 10-5, Monday-Saturday and 1-5 on Sunday.

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WILLIAMSBURG ANTIQUES MALL One of Eastern Virginia’s largest antique centers, featuring 45,000 square feet of space & 300+ dealers. A one-story facility with easy handicap accessibility. La Petite Tea Room. Centrally located just off the Route 199 Bypass near the Pottery Factory and outlet centers. Open Mon.-Sat., 10 a.m.-6 p.m.; Sun., Noon-5 p.m. Visa and MasterCard accepted. 500 Lightfoot Rd.,Rt. 646. 757 565-3422. www.antiqueswilliamsburg.com

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TAKE THE TOUR ATTRACTIONS & AMUSEMENTS AMERICAN REVOLUTION MUSEUM AT YORKTOWN (formerly Yorktown Victory Center) Thematic exhibits and living history.

Re-creations of a Continental Army encampment and a 1780s farm site, historical interpreters practice drills, demonstrate weapons, discuss medical practices, prepare meals, and plant and cultivate crops. 757 253-4838. www.historyisfun.org COLONIAL WILLIAMSBURG Colonial Williamsburg is a living history museum. Purchase tickets at the Visitors Center, get information and catch one of the gray buses that circles the Historic Area. Colonial Williamsburg offers a range of ticket options. 757 220-7645. www.colonialwilliamsburg.com.

HISTORIC JAMESTOWNE The first permanent English settlement in North America, was Virginia’s colonial capital for 92 years and in 1619 the site of America’s first representative legislative assembly. Walking tour of the town site, archaeological remains of the 1607 fort, memorials, the 1690s church tower and the glasshouse. The gate is open daily 8:30 am4:30 pm; visitor center is open 9 am-5 pm 757 898-2410. www.nps.gov/colo.

HISTORIC YORKTOWN Enjoy 300 years of history in a charming riverfront setting.

Relive the pivotal battle of the Revolutionary War. Visit historic homes, museums, monuments and battlefields and learn more about the brave citizens and soldiers who took a stand here. Shop in specialty stores, play on the riverfront, and dine in one-of-a-kind restaurants on the York River and up the hill in the village. Come for a day, a weekend or longer. www.visityorktown.org JAMESTOWN SETTLEMENT Explores America’s first permanent English colony. Gallery exhibits trace history of Jamestown, and the Powhatan Indian, European and African cultures that converged in 1600s Virginia.

Features outdoor re-creations of three ships, colonial fort and Powhatan village, and a riverfront discovery area. 757 253-4838. www.historyisfun.org.

Chippokes Plantation. Open yearround, mansion is open weekends mid-Apr.Dec., 1-5 p.m. Operated by Chippokes Plantation State Park. 294-3625.

PAINT ON POTTERY The place where you are the artist! Choose an item of bisque and paint your own design. We will fire your creation and you can pick up in a few days, or we can ship it to you. Hours: Sun-12-6, Mon., Wed. & Thurs-11-6, Tues & Fri-11-10 & Sat.10-6. The Shops at High Street, 1430 Richmond Rd., Williamsburg.

757 565-3500 www.paintonpotterytoo.com

Chelsea Plantation. Tours: Thu.-Sun., 10 a.m.–4:30 p.m. Admission fee.

804 843-2386.

YORKTOWN BATTLEFIELDS AT THE VISITOR CENTER See a 16-minute film on the military campaign, siege and surrender. Explore the battlefield and 18th-century town on your own or with a Park Ranger as your guide. Visitor Center is open daily 9am–5 pm and the battlefield tour roads are open dawn until dusk. 757 898-2410. visit www.nps.gov/colo.

PLANTATIONS Berkeley Plantation. Open daily 9 a.m.5 p.m. 888 466-6018.

Shirley Plantation. Open Daily; Dec.February, 10-4. March-November, 9:30-4:30.

804-829-5121 www.shirleyplantation.com Edgewood Plantation. 757 829-2962. www.jamesriverplantations.com.

North Bend. 804 829-5176. www.northbendplantation.com.

Piney Grove at Southall’s Plantation.

804 829-2480. www.pineygrove.com.

Westover Plantation. 804 829-2882. www.jamesriverplantations.com.

Hewick. 2 miles off Route 17.

800 484-7514 (ext. 1678), 804 758-4214.

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BEYOND THE HISTORIC TRIANGLE NEWPORT NEWS VIRGINIA LIVING MUSEUM Explore Virginia’s natural heritage from the mountains to the sea. Enjoy activities at four hands-on discovery centers, view the sun from the observatory and stroll the elevated boardwalk. Open daily 9 a.m.-5p.m. Take I-64 East to Exit 258A; 757 595-1900 www.thevlm.org.

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Bacon’s Castle. Open Mar.-Dec. on Fri. & Sat. 10 am-5 pm and Sun. noon-5 pm. 757 357-5976.

SURRY COUNTY Chippokes Plantation State Park, Route 634. 757 294-3625. Smith’s Fort Plantation is located on Route 31 near the ferry slip. Open Fri.-Sat, 10-5; Sun. 12-5 March through December. 757 294-3872. Bacon’s Castle, located at 465 Bacon’s Castle Trail is open March through December, Fridays and Saturdays 10 am-5 pm and Sundays noon- 5 pm. Each month the Castle holds a special event. Inquire or follow on Facebook for more details. 757 357-5976 .

MUSEUMS ABBY ALDRICH ROCKEFELLER FOLK ART MUSEUM Exhibits feature paintings, whirligigs, weather vanes, carvings, toys, embroideries and other folk works representing many diverse cultural traditions and geographic regions. The collection includes items dating from the 1720s to the present. Hours of operation vary seasonally. 757 220-7724. www.history.org.

BASSETT HALL A two-story, 18thcentury frame house on 585 acres near the colonial Capitol building, was the Williamsburg home of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Rockefeller Jr. during the mid-1930s and 1940s. The property also includes a teahouse and three original outbuildings—a smokehouse, kitchen and dairy. Located at 522 E. Francis St. Hours of operation vary seasonally. 855-296-6627, www.history.org DEWITT WALLACE DECORATIVE ARTS MUSEUM Houses a collection of British and American decorative arts dating from 1600 through 1830. Includes the world’s largest collection of Virginia furniture, large collections of Southern, British and American furniture and

the largest collection of English pottery outside England. Features 15 galleries as well as an auditorium and a café. Hours of operation vary seasonally. 757 220-7724. www.history.org.

MUSCARELLE MUSEUM OF ART AT COLLEGE OF WILLIAM & MARY Special exhibitions and a revolving permanent collection of over 5,000 works; the collection is encyclopedic in nature and includes English and American portraits of the 17th to 19th centuries; European and American prints, drawings and paintings from the 14th to 21st centuries (Medieval to Post-Modern); Japanese prints; photography; African art and Asian ceramics. On Jamestown Road next to Phi Beta Kappa Hall. Open Sat. & Sun., noon-4 pm; Tues. – Fri., 10 am – 5 pm. 757 221-2700 muscarelle.org WATERMEN’S MUSEUM Tells the story of Virginia’s watermen who have worked the rivers and tributaries of the Chesapeake Bay and harvested its abundant products.

Located on Water Street under the Coleman Bridge in Yorktown. The gift shop features a wide variety of works by local artists, nautical books and gifts. Open April-Thanksgiving, Tues.-Sat., 10 a.m.–5 p.m.; Sun., 1–5 p.m., closed on Mon. Thanksgiving-March, weekends only. 757 887-2641. www.watermens.org

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County history. The Chiskiack Watch Archaeological Collection contains artifacts from Native Americans and colonial to modern times.

Also, a self-guided 20th century exhibit hall on York County History. Open April-December.

Call for hours or group tours. Closed Mon. Free admission. 757 890-4910. www.yorkcounty.gov/ychm.

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COLONIAL FOLK ART STUDIO & GALLERY Selling vintage & contemporary folk art in various media by local & regional artists. Purveyors of antiquated books, maps, lithographs & engravings. Ceramics & mixed-media classes & open studio with wheels & kilns onsite. Extended hours Wed. & Fri. Bookbinding & restoration onsite. 110 Bacon Ave. Williamsburg. 757 941-8926; e-mail create@colonialfolkart.gallery. www. colonialfolkart.gallery

A TOUCH OF EARTH Original work handcrafted by Studio artisans in Virginia and the U.S.A. Representing work in clay, metal, wood, glass,fiber and paintings.Owned by ceramic artists, Lianne Lurie and Paul Pittman.

Open Sun.–Sat. 6580 Richmond Rd., Williamsburg. 757 565-0425. email: atouchofearth@verizon.net.

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GALLERY AT YORK HALL Art Gallery featuring works of local artists for exhibit and sale and a variety of themed revolving exhibits Apr. -Dec., Tues.-Sat., 10 a.m.-4 p.m. and Sun., 1-4 p.m. closed Mon. Limited winter hours Jan.-Mar. Free admission. Also available is area information including maps, brochures, and more. 301 Main Street, located on the corner of Main and Ballard Streets, Yorktown.

757 890-4490. www.visityorktown.org

ART-CADE GALLERY OF ART Features traditional artwork including Disney, Dr. Seuss and Greenwich Workshop. A recognized source for limited edition prints, original sport and comic cartoons, vintage war posters, art books and folk art. Seasonal showroom hours and by appointment. Williamsburg Office Park, 1321 Jamestown Rd, Ste 204. 757 565-7424. www.artcadeonline.com

ON THE HILL GALLERY, at 402 Main Street near the historic Yorktown riverfront, features original art in many mediums: original watercolors, original oil paintings, photography, jewelry, pottery, wood workings and other art forms made by local artists.

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PRINCE GEORGE ART & FRAME Contemporary gallery of original art, exhibits local and regional artists. Also featured are fine North American craft artisans. Prince George is also well known locally for its fine custom framing. Features changing shows of original art. 107 Colony Square Shopping Center, Jamestown Rd. 757 229-7644. www.WilliamsburgArt.com

Colonial Folk Art G y Studio & Gallery Folk Art & Outsider Art Antiquated Books, Maps, Etchings & Lithographs Studio for creating

THE TRIMBLE COLLECTION The gallery features over 250 pieces of beautiful, original, contemporary European, Asian & American Art in traditional & classic 18th, 19th, & 20th century styles. Tom, a Master Framer, with over 40 years of experience custom builds every frame & is renowned for his restoration expertise. The Village Shops at Kingsmill, 757 220-3456 www.trimblecollection.com THE WILLIAMSBURG SCHOOL OF NEEDLEWORK Our studio creates fine hand embroidered monograms in the classical European tradition. Using authentic vintage monogram patterns, initials, and embellishments, our Williamsburg trained hand embroiderers create beautiful authentic personal monograms. In the same tradition, we create fine hand hemstitched linens. 757 259-9400 www.wmbgneedlework.com

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WORSHIP ASCENSION OF OUR LORD Byzantine Catholic Church 114 Palace Lane, Williamsburg, VA Divine Liturgy Sundays 11:00 am Ph 757-220-8098 www.ascensionva.org

NEW TOWN UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 5209 Monticello Ave., (757) 258-1072 www.newtownumc.org Pastor Mike Derflinger • Sun. worship: 9:15 & 11am (nursery provided) Kids Konnection & Middle School Breakout 9:15 & 11am 1st Wed. – Midweek Service 6-7:30pm; Every Wed - Middle & High School Youth

WILLIAMSBURG COMMUNITY CHAPEL We’d love to meet you no matter where you are on your spiritual journey. We hope you will consider visiting with us!

Sunday Services: 9 & 11 a.m.

Wcchapel.org, 229-7152. 3899 John Tyler Hwy

BRUTON PARISH EPISCOPAL CHURCH 331 Duke of Gloucester Street, Williamsburg www.brutonparish.org (757) 229-2891 Sunday Worship: 7:30am, 9:15am, 11:15am & 5:30pm Sunday School (10:30am) & Nursery (8:30am-12:30pm) Noonday Prayer (Mon.-Sat.); Holy Eucharist (11am Wed.)

ST. BEDE CATHOLIC CHURCH 3686 Ironbound Rd., Williamsburg 23188 (757) 229-3631, www.bedeva.org Mass Schedule: (757) 258-7777 Mass: Sat. 5:30pm; Sun. 7:15, 9 & 11am; 5pm Daily Mass: Mon.–Fri. 9am

WILLIAMSBURG PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH A vibrant, welcoming congregation where people of all ages worship & grow together in faith, to love & serve our community & world. Join us on Sundays for worship at 9:30 & 11:00 a.m., nursery, Church School all ages. Located across from W&M at 215 Richmond Rd. 757-229-4235 mywpc.org

CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH 620 Jamestown Road, Williamsburg, VA Services and Sunday School: 11am, Wednesday: 7:30pm Public Reading Room- 626 Jamestown Rd. (757)229-3805 Sun. Radio: 790AM (WNIS)-8:05am; 740AM (WMBG)-10am www.christiansciencewilliamsburg.org

ST. DEMETRIOS GREEK ORTHODOX CHURCH Experience the Joy of Early Christian Worship 4900 Mooretown Rd, 23188 www.stdemva.com Fr. Milton Gianulis (757)220-0994 Orthros Sunday 9:00 Divine Liturgy 10:00 am

WILLIAMSBURG UNITARIAN UNIVERSALISTS IMAGINE a religion that embraces many different beliefs... Including yours!

Sunday Worship: 9:45am & 11:15am 3051 Ironbound Rd, Williamsburg (757) 220-6830. www.wuu.org

FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH 4107 Rochambeau Drive- (757) 566-0456 SS: 9:30am; Sun. services: 10:30am & 6:00pm Wed.: Bible Study & Prayer meeting: 7:00pm Nursery provided-all services www.FaithBaptistWilliamsburg.org

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WILLIAMSBURG UNITED METHODIST CHURCH

1333 Jamestown Rd., Williamsburg (757)229-1111

500 Jamestown Rd. at Cary St., Williamsburg Sunday Worship: 8:15 & 11am, Sunday School for All ages at 9:30am. Childcare provided.

Rev. Dr. Bill Jones • Rev. Kay Barrè (757) 229-1771, www.williamsburgumc.org

GRACE COVENANT CHURCH (PCA) Growing in Grace and Truth 1677Jamestown Rd,Williamsburg (2mi.west off Rt. 199) Rev. Dennis Griffith / Rev. Camper Mundy (757) 220-0147, www.gracecovpca.org

ST. OLAF CATHOLIC CHURCH 104 Norge Lane, Williamsburg • www.stolaf.cc (757) 564-3819, fax (757) 565-1099 e-mail – office@stolafchurch.hrcoxmail.com Mass-Sat. 5:30pm, Sun. 8 & 10am, Tue 5pm Wed.,Thu. & Fri. noon, confessions Sat. 4:30pm

HICKORY NECK EPISCOPAL CHURCH 8300 Richmond Rd, Toano, 23168, (757)566-0276 Sunday: Holy Eucharist 8:00am, 9am, 11:15am.

Child care provided at 9 and 11:15 am services Historic Chapel used regularly www.hickoryneck.org

TEMPLE BETH EL OF WILLIAMSBURG Rabbi: David Katz 600 Jamestown Road at Indian Springs Road Fri. Night Service: 7:30pm; Sat. Morning Service: 10am Office: (757) 220-1205, www.tbewilliamsburg.org

JAMES RIVER BAPTIST CHURCH Bringing Hope to the Community 4931 Centerville Rd., 757-258-0303 Sun. Worship 9am & 11am; SS 10 am; Sun. Eve. 6pm; Wed. 6pm; Nursery, Children’s & Youth Ministry. www.jamesriverbaptist.org

WELLSPRING UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 4871 Longhill Rd, Williamsburg (757-258-5008) WellspringUMC.org and Facebook Sunday Worship: 8:45am (Traditional) & 11am (Contemporary) Sunday School: 10am & Nursery: 8:45-12:00

JAMESTOWN PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Pastor: Rev. Dr. Daniel T. Klein; Choir Dir. Robert Hodge Adult Bible Study; 9:30am, Sunday Worship: 10:30am, Kids Worship: 10:45am, Child Care Avail., Email: jamestownpresby@gmail.com, visit us on Facebook website: www.jamestownpresbyterianchurch.org

WILLIAMSBURG BAPTIST CHURCH A Family of Faith Seeking the Will of God 227 Richmond Road – across from W&M 9:30 Education – 11 am Worship with Nursery 757-229-1217 www.williamsburgbaptist.com

Child care/nursery provided for all services

Sunday Worship: 8am, 9:15am, 11am Wednesday: 12pm, First Saturday Taize: 5pm Sunday School: 10am for all ages www.stmartinswmbg.org. office@stmartinswmbg.org

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