James City County invites businesses to join as VA250 commemorative partners

Jim Icenhour Board Chair at  James City County - James City County
Jim Icenhour Board Chair at James City County - James City County
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James City County is participating as a Commemorative Partner in VA250, the Virginia American Revolution 250 Commission. The initiative recognizes Virginia’s key role among the original thirteen colonies during the founding of the United States.

The county encourages local businesses to join as VA250 Commemorative Partners. According to the announcement, “Of the thirteen original colonies, none played as fundamental a role as Virginia in the formation of our country. From the ideas that inspired it, to the battlefields that decided it, there is simply no America without it. As we mark 250 years of Independence, now is the perfect time for you to reconnect with your country in the place that made it possible. Please join us at VA250.org.”

James City County will hold its 250th Commemoration from April 17-19, 2026. The event, titled “Revolutionary Rhythms,” will include musical performances, historical interpretations, a mobile museum exhibit from VA250, food vendors, crafters, and family-friendly activities. Organizers state that full details and schedules will be released in early 2026.

For more information about becoming a partner or supporting through donations or sponsorships, interested parties are encouraged to contact Parks & Recreation or visit the official website and social media channels for updates on upcoming programs and events.



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