Discover the best top things to do in Eastern Shore of Virginia, United States including Eyre Hall, Chincoteague Cultural Alliance, Island Park Trail, Chincoteague Island Waterman's Memorial, Assateague Island NS-VA Unit, Hopkins & Bros. Store, Parramore Island Natural Area Preserve.
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5.0 based on 21 reviews
This was everything everyone has said! the drive to the garden was majestic, even though the leaves had all fallen and the garden was not in bloom, it was beautiful to just imagine.
5.0 based on 34 reviews
The Chincoteague Cultural Alliance is a non-profit arts organization that was established in 2005. We went from having a handful of events like the 2nd Saturday Art Stroll and Plein Art Show and Sale, to producing over 100 events a year. In December 2015, we purchased our home at 6309 Church Street that we had been renting since 2011. CCA is a very busy organization and is 100% volunteer. Our programs include: -Annual Plein Art Show and Sale -Chincoteague Island Theatre Company performances, dinner theatre, play readings, and more -Annual Photo Contest -Farmers Market from April-October -Second Saturday Artful Flea -Holly Day Market - Island Coffeehouse -Classes in everything you can imagine -Saturday Kid Art Class -Music at the Dock and Movies in the Park at Robert Reed Park - Storytelling Story Swaps, our own Art Gallery. We also gift three graduating artistic seniors with scholarships. Since 2014, CCA has hosted the Chincoteague Island Farmers and Artisans Market on our property.
I visited on the second to last Sat they were open. Not too many vendors, but I was able to spend over $40 so I would say they had all that I and my friends needed. The vendor with the shopping bags made out of feed bags was there. I had purchased 2 in Sept, and 2 more this visit. White Ravins Market was there and we were able to thank them for the wonderful Smith Island cake that I had purchased from their store. We also bought their crab cakes and tomato pie and pumpkin role. Freshly shucked oysters were also purchased and brought home and fried. Very delicious. I could go on and on. A fun place to shop.
4.5 based on 24 reviews
This was a lovely place to see. It is sort of a rough path to walk on but easy enough for a stroller or perhaps a scooter. Good parking and a good place to see boats and the marina.
4.0 based on 25 reviews
Hopkins & Bros. Store is a historic landmark that is owned by the Eastern Shore of Virginia Historical Society. Inside the store is an exhibit about Onancock, VA and a restaurant, Mallards at the Wharf.
The store with its old cash register, old cans of oysters and other provisions and other such fittings, makes you feel like you're stepping back in history. The accompanying photo displays and text tell the story of the decades-long rise and then decline of the store and the wharf area it serves. Worth a 20 minute visit, followed by a meal and/or drinks at the Mallards restaurant next door.
5.0 based on 1 reviews
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