Special Events

All are welcome to join these upcoming events.

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Washington Parish Museum

Located directly behind St. Peter's Episcopal Church

Free Educational Events for all ages the last Saturday of each month from 2PM to 4PM:

June 29th - John Washington the Sailor (view photos here)

  July 27th -  Colonial Brick Making

       August 31st - Digging up History

September 28th - Early Virginia Agriculture

October 26th - 18th/19th Century School

Free Community Meal

Friday, July 26th CANCELLED

Due to the progress of renovation in the Kitchen on the Green, the July meal has been cancelled, and we look forward to serving the August Community Meal as usual.

Can you Say Demisemiseptcentennial?

Several special weekend events were held beginning May 31st, 2024, to celebrate St. Peter's 175th Demisemiseptcentennial!

The Rev. William McGuire had previously reported that no Episcopal Church existed in Washington Parish. In 1849, his report was updated as follows, “A commodious, and excellent brick church has been completed at Oak Grove in this parish, and is now ready for consecration.” St. Peter’s in Oak Grove was consecrated by The Rt. Rev. John Johns on May 31, 1849.  to replace Pope’s Creek Church (1744-1826). 

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