Wild, Weird, Spooky – During this family-oriented guided tour, discover strange, interesting and spooky objects. 10:30 a.m., Friday. Art Museums of Colonial Williamsburg, 326 West Francis St., Williamsburg. Price: Included in museum admission.
Thursday Film: “Five Came Back” – Twelve people are aboard Coast Air Line’s Silver Queen en route to South America when the airplane is blown off course. 2-3:30 p.m., Thursday. Williamsburg Regional Library, 515 Scotland St.
Yorktown Market Days and Fall Festival – There will be hayrides, pumpkins, face painting and more, in addition to the usual array of fresh products and live entertainment at Market Days. 9 a.m., Saturday. Riverwalk Landing, 425 Water St., Yorktown. Free.
Second Sundays – Arts and Music Festival featuring kid’s activities, art projects, henna, balloon artists, face painting, over 75 varied artisans and live performing arts. 11 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday. Prince George and North Boundary Streets, Williamsburg. Free.
We Should Be Dancing – Enjoy the ambience of a 1940’s-era nightclub, listen to the Williamsburg Classic Swing Orchestra, enjoy refreshments and a dance exhibition. Funds raised will be used for Auxiliary of Sentara Williamsburg’s patient-centered projects and mammogram program for uninsured women. 6-10 p.m., Saturday. Miller Hall at Mason School of Business, 100 Ukrop Way, Williamsburg. Price: $75
Oktoberfest – This third annual event will feature a silent and live auction, wine tasting, German hors d’oeuvres, live music, face painting and German buffet. Fundraisers for a Community Kitchen. 1-7 p.m., Saturday. Our Saviour’s Lutheran Church, 7479 Richmond Road, Williamsburg. Price: $30-$60.
The Future of Iraq – A symposium at the College of William and Mary Law School featuring four of the world’s most renowned and knowledgeable experts. 4-5:30 p.m., Thursday; 9 a.m.-12 p.m., Friday. 613 S. Henry St., Williamsburg. Free.
Ewell Concert Series – Amici della Musica is composed of four Virginia-based musicians who play horn, piano, violin and flute. They will play the music of Brahms, Doppler and Hurel. 7:30 p.m., Thursday. Ewell Recital Hall, 221 Jamestown Road, Williamsburg. Free.
Colonial Williamsburg Ghost Walk – Learn of the ghosts that still haunt the taverns and historic buildings of Colonial Williamsburg. Suitable for all ages. 7 p.m. and 8:30 p.m., nightly. 422 E. Duke of Gloucester St., Williamsburg. Price: $10, $5/kids ages 6-12.
RAW Artist Fashion Show – TJ Sewer, LLC, the only fashion brand designed in Williamsburg will participate in the RAW artists Fashion show in Richmond, with an Alice in Wonderland theme. 7-11 p.m., Thursday. The Hippodrome, 528 N. 2nd St., Richmond. Price: $15/pre-sale, $20/door.
![RICHMOND — The owner of Tarrant’s Cafe in downtown Richmond is a 20-year veteran of the city’s food scene. She started out waiting tables – now she owns four Richmond-area restaurants and is the CEO of RVA Hospitality. Liz Kincaid maintains her urban locations, And Dim Sum, Tarrant’s and Bar Solita, but she’s also found success in the Henrico County suburbs with Tarrant’s West. “Compared to my downtown restaurants, it’s more successful with sales, its guest counts are higher, people are more willing to go out there,” Kincaid said. The restaurant industry experienced significant technology and operational changes since the […]](https://www.dailypress.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/And-Dim-Sum.jpg?w=467 "RICHMOND — The owner of Tarrant’s Cafe in downtown Richmond is a 20-year veteran of the city’s food scene. She started out waiting tables – now she owns four Richmond-area restaurants and is the CEO of RVA Hospitality. Liz Kincaid maintains her urban locations, And Dim Sum, Tarrant’s and Bar Solita, but she’s also found success in the Henrico County suburbs with Tarrant’s West. “Compared to my downtown restaurants, it’s more successful with sales, its guest counts are higher, people are more willing to go out there,” Kincaid said. The restaurant industry experienced significant technology and operational changes since the […]")