From an antiques appraisals fair and bird walk+bagel to historic baseball, 19th century worship and tours of Gettysburg and Prince William County's VA historic sites, plenty of activities with a slice of history are on the schedule for June.

Gainesville Supervisor Pete Candland will see a swath of Prince William County from an different point of view on Monday, May 27, when he makes a 30-mile cross-county Memorial Day walk to raise funds for charity.

Two one-act comedies will be performed the same evening at the Candy Factory in Old Town Manassas. Check out live theater in this intimate, friendly venue with just a few characters.

David M. Goetz has studied the life of Mosby for many years and this presentation is the result of that research and his book about Mosby and Grant.

Prince William County Historic Preservation Division Sites opened for the season May 2 and an interesting mix of history programs from teas and boat rides to tours, talks and sheep shearing are being offered.

The annual Community Expo will be on May 4 at Pfitzner Stadium Complex behind the county government complex in Woodbridge from 11 a.m.–4 p.m. Friends and families may enjoy a free fun-filled day of activities while learning about the local community and summer opportunities.

NOVEC HELPS, Hands Engaged in Local Public Service hopes to raise thousands of dollars to pour back into community to improve residents’ health and well being at a May 16 golf tournament at Stonewall Club in Gainesville VA.

The Crochet Guild of Prince William County will meet Monday, May 20, from 7 to 9 p.m. at the Manassas Church of the Brethren on Nokesville Rd. This group meets monthly on the third Monday, for those who love to crochet as well as those who want to learn.