Historic Manassas Blog

Volunteering is not just about lending a helping hand; it's about making connections, discovering new passions, and creating a positive impact within the community. For Mike Crump, one of our […]

Jazzy June was the First Friday theme for this event. Hundreds of people joined the celebration and packed the restaurants and stores that had many specials for the visitors. If […]

The 29th Manassas Railway Festival was a complete success. Thousands of people came from different parts of Northern Virginia to celebrate this annual event that has made the City of […]

June 19th, known as Juneteenth, is a day that commemorates the emancipation of enslaved African Americans in the United States, offers us an opportunity to celebrate the remarkable individuals who […]

The current Miss Volunteer Virginia, Kate Clatterbuck, stopped in Historic Manassas on May 28, as part of her tour through Virginia, with a dual purpose of promoting volunteer work and […]

Thursday, May 25, was a special and fun day for students from George P. Mullen Elementary School, from Prince William County, who took a field trip to see the Historic […]

Every year we witness a growing movement towards supporting local farmers markets. These hubs of fresh produce and artisanal products offer more than just a shopping experience. They provide numerous […]

The First Friday of May was a great party that filled the streets of the Historic Downtown of Manassas. Attendees turned up early to tour the shops, restaurants and streets […]

Volunteering is widely recognized as a selfless and admirable act that benefits others, and at Historic Manassas, Inc., we deeply value and appreciate the dedication and assistance provided by our […]

Discover the allure of Black Metal Mercantile, a one-of-a-kind store in Historic Downtown Manassas. Combining vintage charm with a contemporary edge, this unique establishment offers a diverse range of products, […]