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Events at: Manassas Museum

Address: 9101 Prince William St, Manassas, Virginia 20110
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Old Town Manassas Art Show & Craft Fall Fair @ Manassas Museum

Manassas Museum

Discover the heart of creativity at the Old Town Manassas Art Show & Craft Fall Fair!

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Old Town Manassas Oktoberfest @ Manassas Museum

Manassas Museum

Celebrate the season at Old Town Manassas Oktoberfest—a day full of German music, food, fun competitions, and handcrafted goods, set in the heart of Old Town Manassas!

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Old Town Manassas Fall-O-Ween @ Manassas Museum

Manassas Museum

Get ready for a spooktacular day of fun at the Old Town Manassas Fall-O-Ween! Join us for a festive celebration filled with arts & crafts, delicious treats, and exciting entertainment for the whole family.

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Old Town Manassas Christmas Fair and Holiday Craft Show @ Manassas Museum

Manassas Museum

Get into the holiday spirit at the Old Town Manassas Christmas Fair & Holiday Craft Show! This festive event is filled with the perfect mix of holiday cheer, handmade crafts, and seasonal treats.

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