Events

Join us for ghosts, history, and Odd Fellows! Take a tour of the Ancient and Historic Odd Fellows Lodge in Harpers Ferry, West Virginia. Learn the history, the paranormal, and […]

Registration will begin at 6 p.m. on race day. Admission is $10 for Shepherd students and employees and youth under 17; and $20 for the public. Proceeds will benefit our […]

Charles Town Ghost Tours, the original haunted walk of Charles Town, came to life in 2009. It was the brain-child of the city’s Mayor, Peggy Smith. She tapped Ann Khiel Fern to be the guide of what was originally only meant to be a two-night event. Little did Smith or Fern realize how popular the […]

Join us for a fall fun filled festival! ?? 10 to 15 vendor tables of goodies galore. AWS tent with many raffle items! Food trucks and music for lots of family fun! Don't forget to visit with all our furry friends!

Our mission is to bring together the finest artists and crafters from the local region and provide a quality handmade market that will benefit both our customers and the community. The Shepherdstown Community Club (SCC) supports many civic events, cultural activities, and social gatherings as well as public facilities such as the War Memorial Building and […]

The Animal Welfare Society of Jefferson County will be having their annual fall Rabies Clinic on Saturday, October 1st, at the Royal Order of the Moose Pavilion at 77 Universal Forrest Product Rd. in Ranson, WV from 8:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m. Due to Covid Virus, this clinic will be Drive Thru only. All customers must wear […]

Added Fall decor, and all season decor. Dealers will be stocking our mall as full as it can be…many surprises, and, of course, our famous scavenger hunt.

Join us for the 6th annual Blue Ridge Arts & Crafts Festival, Saturday Oct.1st, 2022 featuring over 65 Blue Ridge artists and artisans, live music, local food and drinks. Free admission! Located at Sam Michael's Park, Harpers Ferry, WV

The mansion will be open Saturday October 1st for tours from 2PM to 5PM. Please join us if you are interested in local history of the man who gave his name to Charles Town, West Virginia. We hope to see you.