Enjoy Sunday brunch at Riverwalk Restaurant overlooking the York River with Chef Brian Hines at the helm creating a savory menu using fresh, local seafood, natural meats, and utilizing local farmer’s produce to create fresh, delicious breakfast and lunch dishes. What a great way to spend your Sunday and enjoy a stroll along the waterfront when you're done dining.

The National Park Service turns 103 today and you're invited to celebrate with Colonial National Historical Park - Yorktown Battlefield! Admission will be FREE all day in Yorktown as well as other national parks and federal sites across the country.

In an attempt to tell a more complete story of Yorktown, Grace Church will remember and honor Africans who arrived in America 400 years ago as slaves, but helped to build a country that one day would proclaim liberty.

This all-volunteer group of students, parents, instructors, and supporters brings Revolutionary War-era fife and drum music alive, while teaching music, history, and leadership to our youth. Don't miss a performance of this unique and important art form!

Join local historian and author J. Michael Moore for a lively discussion of the colorful people who made Yorktown Village famous.

Park your car and let us do the driving! The Trolley is one of the best ways to see Historic Yorktown. Heading to the beach? Park on the outskirts of town, hop on the Trolley with your beach chairs and coolers, and will drop you off right where you need to be.