The MacArthur Memorial is proud to host the Tidewater Korean American Association’s annual ceremony marking the anniversary of the start of the Korean War. This event is open to the public and will include guest speakers, performances, and a wreath laying. For more information, please contact Lea Lee, President, Tidewater Korean Association 757-642-7402 or tkaa1976@gmail.com.
Wednesday, June 18, 2025
Join us for a hands-on program on the events of WWII from Pearl Harbor to Tokyo Bay!
Join us for a hands-on program covering the basic history of World War II in the Pacific Theater. This presentation will introduce the causes of the war with Japan, identify the major players, and examine how the role of the United States in Asia evolved as a result of this conflict.
This joint program is is presented by historians with the MacArthur Memorial and Hampton Roads Naval Museum, and is part of our education resources offered to students and educators.
This program is free and open to the public. No registration required to attend.
Now at Activity HQ! Learn about how people on the Home Front during WWII grew, ate, and preserved their own fruits and veggies from their own “Victory Gardens” to help with the war effort. Then, color, cut out, and “can and jar” your own paper produce!
More details to follow.
On the fourth Friday of each month, March – November, volunteers can join the Master Gardeners to help beautify the trail and learn more about the native plant species found along the trail.
– Bring your own weeding tools and garden gloves!
– Support the trail
– Meet new people
– Learn about plants and plant care with local experts!
Locations will be announced during the week before in the event discussion. Locations we rotate between include,
– Water Street Open Space (by Harbor Park)
– Plum Point Park
– ERT Fitness Course
– Managed Meadow in Chelsea
– ERT Donor Sculpture by the Pagoda
Contact Morgan.Willett@ElizabethRiverTrail.org if,
– You would like to register. This isn’t required, but it is helpful!
– Want to join but don’t have gardening tools or gloves
– or, If you have a group that would like to join, but would need assistance with gardening tools/gloves.
On the fourth Friday of each month, March – November, volunteers can join the Master Gardeners to help beautify the trail and learn more about the native plant species found along the trail.
– Bring your own weeding tools and garden gloves!
– Support the trail
– Meet new people
– Learn about plants and plant care with local experts!
Locations will be announced during the week before in the event discussion. Locations we rotate between include,
– Water Street Open Space (by Harbor Park)
– Plum Point Park
– ERT Fitness Course
– Managed Meadow in Chelsea
– ERT Donor Sculpture by the Pagoda
Contact Morgan.Willett@ElizabethRiverTrail.org if,
– You would like to register. This isn’t required, but it is helpful!
– Want to join but don’t have gardening tools or gloves
– or, If you have a group that would like to join, but would need assistance with gardening tools/gloves.
On the fourth Friday of each month, March – November, volunteers can join the Master Gardeners to help beautify the trail and learn more about the native plant species found along the trail.
– Bring your own weeding tools and garden gloves!
– Support the trail
– Meet new people
– Learn about plants and plant care with local experts!
Locations will be announced during the week before in the event discussion. Locations we rotate between include,
– Water Street Open Space (by Harbor Park)
– Plum Point Park
– ERT Fitness Course
– Managed Meadow in Chelsea
– ERT Donor Sculpture by the Pagoda
Contact Morgan.Willett@ElizabethRiverTrail.org if,
– You would like to register. This isn’t required, but it is helpful!
– Want to join but don’t have gardening tools or gloves
– or, If you have a group that would like to join, but would need assistance with gardening tools/gloves.
