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Parks and Rec, Shared Joy to hold dog training classes – Gazette Journal

Werowocomoco Exhibit in Gloucester Brings New Historical Experience

Get hooked on Summer Fun – Gazette Journal

Posted On June 9, 2021 MELANY SLAUGHTER / GAZETTE-JOURNAL A peaceful fishing trip at Beaverdam Reservoir in Gloucester. After a pandemic year when very few opportunities were available, Summer Fun is back. Here is our guide to many of the upcoming activities in the area. SHERRY HAMILTON / GAZETTE-JOURNALLearning to swim with the Mathews Family YMCA. Community activities for the summer of 2021 Friday, June 11 NIGHT FISHING: Gloucester Parks, Recreation & Tourism will hold Night Fishing at Beaverdam Park on Fridays, June 11, July 23 and Aug. 20 from 4 p.m. until midnight. The cost is $5 and all ages are welcome to participate. Pre-registration is required. Register online via the Gloucester Parks, Recreation & Tourism website.

'Gloucester 1776' living history this weekend – Gazette Journal

By Tyler Bass on May 19, 2021 The sounds of musket fire will be heard throughout Gloucester’s Main Street this weekend for “Gloucester 1776: A Revolutionary Experience.” This living history event is being put on by the Gloucester Historical Society, with help from the Friends of the Museum, the 7th Virginia Regiment, and Gloucester Parks, Recreation and Tourism. The activities will be held at the Colonial Court Circle and Museum of History from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday and 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Sunday. The museum will serve as home base for the event. “Gloucester 1776” is free to all wanting to learn about a specific time in Gloucester history. Prior to 1776, John Murray, Earl of Dunmore, more commonly referred to as Lord Dunmore, was the acting Colonial Governor of Virginia. Historian and head of the 7th Virginia Regiment reenactment group, Michael Cecere said that Virginia at the time was enlarging its military and the militias that were formed, eventually forced Dunmor

Food safety course to be held in July – Gazette Journal

Posted On May 19, 2021 A food safety certification course will be held from 2-5 p.m. on Tuesdays and Thursdays, July 13-22, at the Stewart Building, 6382 Main Street, Gloucester. The class, offered by Gloucester Parks, Recreation and Tourism, offers instruction, book, scoresheet and test for this Gloucester County code requirement. The full class fee is $175 and the deadline to register is June 28. For those requiring a test only, there are two options: test with book for $85 and test without book for $65. The test will be held on July 22 and the deadline to sign up for the test is also June 28. For more information, call Gloucester PRT at 804-693-2355, email prt@gloucesterva.info or stop by the office (6382 Main Street). For online registration, visit https://gloucesterva.info/civicrec.