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Fredericksburg, VA — Spring is in full swing across Fredericksburg, and this weekend is packed with family-friendly festivals, live entertainment, and community events. From large conventions to outdoor food experiences, residents and visitors will have plenty of options to enjoy April 25–26.
Saturday, April 25 Highlights
One of the biggest draws this weekend is Dominion Toy Con, taking place at the Fredericksburg Convention Center. The event runs from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. and features vendors, collectibles, comics, and toys from across the East Coast. Organizers expect a strong turnout from collectors and families alike.
Also on Saturday, the Fredericksburg Field House will host a FREE Pokémon & Sports Card Show from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event is open to the public and offers trading opportunities, vendor booths, and a chance for enthusiasts to connect.
Animal lovers can take part in dog adoption events happening throughout the Fredericksburg and Stafford area beginning late morning. Local rescue organizations will host meet-and-greet sessions at community spaces and breweries, giving residents the chance to adopt or support local shelters.
As the evening approaches, visitors can explore the city’s historic side through a Fredericksburg Ghost Tour, a popular attraction that blends local legends with Civil War-era history in a guided nighttime experience.
For those looking for entertainment, live music will be featured at venues like Madame’s Oddities, contributing to the city’s growing nightlife scene.
Families can also enjoy “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz” interactive experience, with multiple showtimes starting in the afternoon. The immersive production is designed for children and offers a hands-on storytelling format.
Sunday, April 26 Main Event
The weekend continues with one of the area’s most anticipated spring gatherings—the Fredericksburg Food Truck Festival, held at the fairgrounds. The event typically begins around midday and features a wide variety of food vendors, live music, and activities for all ages.
Organizers say the festival is expected to draw large crowds as warmer temperatures and peak spring tourism bring more visitors to the region.
A City in Spring Mode
Fredericksburg continues to build momentum as a regional destination for seasonal events. With recent festivals and outdoor activities attracting strong attendance, local businesses and tourism leaders are seeing increased foot traffic and economic activity.
FXBGVA.news Insight
This weekend showcases the best of what Fredericksburg has to offer—community engagement, family entertainment, and a vibrant local culture. Whether attending a large convention, exploring downtown, or enjoying outdoor food and music, residents have no shortage of ways to experience the city.
With favorable weather and a packed calendar, April 25–26 is shaping up to be one of the busiest and most dynamic weekends of the spring season in Fredericksburg.
