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2024 “At Christmas be mery” Ticket

$25.00

Join Sir Francis Wyatt, Virginia’s newly-arrived Governor in December of 1621, to an early Virginia Christmas celebration complete with costumed interpreters, a cappella singers, a seasonal bonfire and caroling.

Program Date and Times: December 14, 2024, 5:30pm & 7:30pm

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This program will be held outside, rain or shine, so we recommend dressing comfortably for the weather conditions.

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male interpreter in 17th-century dress“At Christmas be mery”: A Special Evening at Historic Jamestowne

December 14, 2024, at 5:30pm & 7:30pm

You are invited to join Sir Francis Wyatt, Virginia’s newly-arrived Governor in December of 1621, to an early Virginia Christmas celebration complete with costumed interpreters, a cappella singers, a seasonal bonfire and caroling. A unique opportunity to see Jamestown Island aglow with firelight, “At Christmas be mery”: A Special Evening at Historic Jamestowne will be presented on Saturday, December 14, at 5:30pm & 7:30pm. This program will be held rain or shine, so we recommend dressing comfortably for the weather conditions.

Join us for this special program offering insights into early-English Christmas traditions. After a brief introduction to what the Jamestown settlers expected during their Christmastide, the Captain of the Guard will escort the “new arrivals” along a cresset-lit path to the 1618 Church, where they will be welcomed by Governor Wyatt and other dignitaries. Guests will then enjoy a musical performance by William & Mary’s Christopher Wren Singers. Afterwards herald in the season by a bonfire with remembrances of “Yule times” past!

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Program Time

5:30pm, 7:30pm